Use of coal liquid derivatives for preparation and stabilization of coal-water slurries
S.K. Resavan, Dale L. Schruben
Abstract
S.K. Resavan, Dale L. Schruben
Abstract
As the supply of fuel oil becomes insecure, it is anticipated that coal will capture a significant fraction of future energy growth. However, complete conversion of oil-fired facilities to coal would involve substantial capital expenditure. Coal-water slurry fuels can be used as a replacement for fuel oil in industrial facilities with only modest retrofits of existing equipment. These hybrid fuels offer a potential material cost advantage per Btu over neat fuel oil.
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As the supply of fuel oil becomes insecure, it is anticipated that coal will capture a significant fraction of future energy growth. However, complete conversion of oil-fired facilities to coal would involve substantial capital expenditure. Coal-water slurry fuels can be used as a replacement for fuel oil in industrial facilities with only modest retrofits of existing equipment. These hybrid fuels offer a potential material cost advantage per Btu over neat fuel oil.
Key concepts: Coal, Waste management, Slurry, Fuel oil, Coal water, Environmental science, Synthetic fuel, Liquid fuel