Relationship between Heating Value and Proximate Analysis of Oil Shale

Qing Wang; Na Pei

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.614-615.69

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Relationship between Heating Value and Proximate Analysis of Oil Shale

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In this research, experimental samples were from Maoming, Huadian, Wangqing, Fushun and Longkou regions in different layers and different mining area. The experimental results of oil shale proximate analysis and heating value measurement show that there are certain relations between proximate analysis of moisture, ash, fixed carbon, volatile matter and lower heating value. The relations between oil shale lower heating value and proximate analysis have important significance to estimate the average characteristics of oil shale as received and oil shale combustion conditions in boiler.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 614-615)

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Qing Wang, Na Pei

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Lower Heating Value, Oil Shale, Proximate Analysis

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