RI 4733 Pilot-Plant Gasification Of Pulverized Coal With Oxygen And Highly Superheated Steam

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
G. R. Strimbeck
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Jan 1, 1950

Abstract

Experimental work is report on the gasification of 90-percent through 200-mesh, strongly coking Sewickley-bed coal with oxygen and with steam in three temperature ranges, namely, 2,700° to 3,400° F., 1,600° to 2,000° F., and 230° to 250° F. Thirty-one runs have been made, during which 56,000 pounds of coal have been charged to the generator at feed rates of 200 to 450 pounds of coal per hour. The average results, not the optimum results, are given in the following tabulation:
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APA: G. R. Strimbeck  (1950)  RI 4733 Pilot-Plant Gasification Of Pulverized Coal With Oxygen And Highly Superheated Steam

MLA: G. R. Strimbeck RI 4733 Pilot-Plant Gasification Of Pulverized Coal With Oxygen And Highly Superheated Steam. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1950.

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