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ENERGY & FUELS
卷 32, 期 2, 页码 1657-1664出版社
AMER CHEMICAL SOC
DOI: 10.1021/acs.energyfuels.7b03774
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- Iron and Steel Institute of Japan (ISIJ) research group on Development of Cokemaking Technology for Low-Quality Coals and Unused Carbon Resources
The effect of various oxygen-containing compounds added and/or inherent O-species on coal fluidity and coke strength has been investigated in detail. When several O-containing compounds, which have different O-containing groups, are added independently to caking coal, the MF value almost decreases, and the extent of the decrease being ether < ketone < lactone < hydroxyl < acid anhydride < ether/hydroxyl/lactone < carboxyl group. The COOH content in four coals used increases with decreasing C%, and the MF values decrease with increasing the content. The evolution of gaseous O-containing species (CO, CO, and H2O) during carbonization at 3 degrees C/min of four coals up to 400 degrees C has been studied mainly with a flow type quartz-made fixed-bed reactor to clarify the effect of the amount of O-containing gases evolved with the Gieseler fluidity of coal particles. A positive correlation is found between the amount of CO, CO, or H2O evolved up to 400 degrees C and the COOH content in coal. However, a negative correlation between MF and O-containing gases evolved up to 400 degrees C is observed. It is suggested that the COOH amount and/or O-containing gases evolved have adverse effects on the thermoplasticity of coal. When the indirect tensile strength of coke prepared from pelletized samples is plotted against MF values, a positive correlation is found, whereas an inverse correlation is observed between the indirect tensile strength and COOH in coals used or the O-containing gases evolved up to 400 degrees C during carbonization. These observations indicate that some of the oxygen-functional groups naturally present in coal have a negative effect on coal fluidity and that this effect is particularly strong in carboxyl, which can readily be decomposed into gaseous oxygen-containing species during heating up to the initial softening temperature.
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