Upgrading Gasifier Slag – Preprint 97-69

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
M. S. Klima V. Choudhry
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Feb 24, 1997

Abstract

Coal gasification solid residue (slag) contains unconverted carbon (char) which is considered an impurity for utilization applications of slag. Under this study, table concentration was used to process approximately 24,000 pounds of a nominal -3.4 mm gasifier slag (~85% ash) to separate high (~100%) ash slag from low (~50%) ash char. The results indicated a nearly ideal separation of the slag from the char for sizes coarser than about 1 mm. An overall slag yield of 71% was obtained. The slag was sufficiently clean to be used as feed material for the production of expanded lightweight aggregate. The recovered char had an ash content of about 47% and was a nominal -1 mm in size.
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APA: M. S. Klima V. Choudhry  (1997)  Upgrading Gasifier Slag – Preprint 97-69

MLA: M. S. Klima V. Choudhry Upgrading Gasifier Slag – Preprint 97-69. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1997.

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