study of electrophysical intrastratal gasification at different coal heating rate
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Abstract
Experimental instrumental multi-method research, electrophysical ihtrastratal gasification of antracite with further definition of quantitative syngas composition and its combustion heat design at different heating rates. It was stated that concentration of carbon dioxide CO2, hydrogen H2 decreases with heating rate increase in received syngas, and there is rise of carbon monoxide CO concentration. The results of the research showed that heating rate increase leads to a small rise of combustion heat as decrease of H2 and CH4 concentration is compensated with increase of CO.
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| Authors | ;Larionov Kirill;Korjashov Il'ja;Jankovskij Stanislav;Gubin Vladimir;Zenkov Andrej |
| Journal | acta botânica brasílica |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.1051/matecconf/20153701030
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