Coal liquefaction process. [coal pretreated with H/sub 2/S]
Roby Bearden, Clyde L. Aldridge
Abstract
Roby Bearden, Clyde L. Aldridge
Abstract
A coal liquefaction chargestock is first treated with a hydrogen sulfide-containing gas and thereafter subjected to coal liquefaction conditions. It has been found that pretreatment of the coal liquefaction feed with a hydrogen sulfide-containing gas gives improved coal liquefaction results such as coke suppression and an increase of liquid yield.
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A coal liquefaction chargestock is first treated with a hydrogen sulfide-containing gas and thereafter subjected to coal liquefaction conditions. It has been found that pretreatment of the coal liquefaction feed with a hydrogen sulfide-containing gas gives improved coal liquefaction results such as coke suppression and an increase of liquid yield.
Key concepts: Liquefaction, Coal liquefaction, Coal, Carbochemistry, Dry distillation, Waste management, Hydrogen sulfide, Destructive distillation