Mineral Matter Transformation of Coal Ash under Gasification Atmosphere: A Case of Huolinhe Lignite

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Experiments have been conducted with Huolinhe lignite low temperature ashes (HLH-LTA) to investigate the mineral behaviors under gasification atmosphere (H2/CO2=1:1, volume ratio) with the temperature increase by SEM and XRD. The results show that the contents of SO3 and alkali metal oxide (e.g. K2O, Na2O) are higher in the HLH-LTA than that in laboratory HLH ashes. The formation of some low-melting ferrous eutectic compounds causes the initial melting temperature of HLH-LTA is lower about 300 °C than its deformation temperature. The formation of slag during HLH fluidized-bed gasification is the results of the interaction among minerals and phase changes with the temperature increases under reducing atmosphere.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 347-353)

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3732-3735

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October 2011

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