RI 8152 Physical Desulfurization of Fine-Size Coals on a Spiral Concentrator

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
J. E. Zeilinger
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Jan 1, 1976

Abstract

This Bureau of Mines study was conducted to determine the sulfur reduction potential attainable when washing fine-size coal on a spiral concentrator. Crushed samples of Middle Kittanning and Bakerstown bed coals washed on the spiral provided pyritic sulfur reductions of up to 90 percent for the plus 200-mesh material. Pyritic sulfur reductions on the minus 200-mesh material seldom exceeded 30 percent; consequently, this material would require further treatment. The capacity of the spiral was 2 tph per unit when washing l4-mesh by 0 coal. The ability to remove pyrite combined with the higher-than-expected capacity makes the spiral worthy of consideration as a rougher-cleaner in new fine-coal desulfurization circuits.
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APA: J. E. Zeilinger  (1976)  RI 8152 Physical Desulfurization of Fine-Size Coals on a Spiral Concentrator

MLA: J. E. Zeilinger RI 8152 Physical Desulfurization of Fine-Size Coals on a Spiral Concentrator. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1976.

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