Preparation of Coal Briquette by Using Coal Waste and Coal Slurry
Guang Jun Lu, Fang Qin Cheng
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Guang Jun Lu, Fang Qin Cheng
Abstract
Coal waste and coal slurry are the largest industrial waste generated from coal preparation plants. This paper describes a method to make clean coal briquette with coal waste and coal slurry. Two binders were used during the coal briquette making process. In addition, a mixture of cacium hydroxide and coal fly ash was added into the formulation acting as a sulfur retention agent. The results show that coal briquette strength and sulfur retention were significantly improved. For example, both wet strength and falling strength reached 99%. The sulfur retention is about 55.41%.
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Coal waste and coal slurry are the largest industrial waste generated from coal preparation plants. This paper describes a method to make clean coal briquette with coal waste and coal slurry. Two binders were used during the coal briquette making process. In addition, a mixture of cacium hydroxide and coal fly ash was added into the formulation acting as a sulfur retention agent. The results show that coal briquette strength and sulfur retention were significantly improved. For example, both wet strength and falling strength reached 99%. The sulfur retention is about 55.41%.
Key concepts: Briquette, Coal, Waste management, Slurry, Clean coal, Fly ash, Sulfur, Coal slurry