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Title Combustion Evaluation of Advanced Coal Cleaning Products: Test Program and Initial Results
Creator Smouse, Scott M.; McIlvried, Timothy S.
Publisher Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah
Date 1988
Spatial Coverage presented at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Abstract Advanced coal preparation processes have the potential to allow the low-cost production of deeply beneficiated coals. To gain the acceptance of the utility and industrial boiler designers and operators, a detailed analysis of the combustion properties of beneficiated coal-based fuels, prior to full-scale production, is warranted. A multilevel evaluation of such fuels is under way at the DOE's Pittsburgh Energy Technology Center. The test program is described and initial resul ts for two chemically cleaned coals and three physically cleaned coals are presented.
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