Development Of A Process For In-Situ Dewatering/Hardening Of Coal Slurry

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
X. X. Shao
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Jan 1, 1998

Abstract

Dewatering of ultra-fine clean coal slurry to a low moisture level of20 percent is difficult using the conventional techniques. A novel approach, which utilized mixing of fibrous waste material, such as paper, carpet and wood, with coal slurry prior to dewatering was developed. It was found that addition of about 10 Kg/t of carpet fibers or 5 Kg/t of raw paper pulp lowered the filter cake moisture from 22.5 to 18 percent. The compressive strength of the filter cake improved from 0 to 4.5 Kglcm2 and impact resistance from 0 to 4. The experimental data indicated that the handling character of the dewatered fine coal was improved significantly.
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APA: X. X. Shao  (1998)  Development Of A Process For In-Situ Dewatering/Hardening Of Coal Slurry

MLA: X. X. Shao Development Of A Process For In-Situ Dewatering/Hardening Of Coal Slurry. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1998.

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