Reaction Mechanism and Liquefaction Process of Coal Yosuke MAEKAWA

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Reaction Mechanism and Liquefaction Process of Coal Yosuke MAEKAWA

Fig.2 Produced gas composition of vitrinite hydrogenation at 400 Ž Fig.1 Symplified average structural model of Taiheiyo coal hydrogenation products at 400 Ž. Fig.3 Flow diagram for solvent fractionation of coal hydrogenolysied products.

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Fig.6 Simplified average structural model of Hokkaido coal hydrogenation products.

Fig.7 Liquefaction results on various rank of coals by 0.1 t/d test plant at 450 Ž, 200 kg/cm2, 45min. (d. m. f. base) Fig.8 Comparison of coal-derived oil with petroleum oil.

Table 2 Properties of coal liquefaction oil Table 3 Identified component in the fraction of IBP `130 Ž on Run-605 (GC-MS by OV-101 capillary column)

Fig.9 Simplified process flow diagram of 0.1 t/d continuous coal hydrogenation bench plant of Government Industrial Laboratory, Hokkaido. Table 4 List of research work on coal liquefaction engineering

Fig.11 Coal liquefaction slurry pressure let down system. Fig.10 Preheating reactor R101. Table 5 A conparison of catalytic activity of various iron-sulfur catalysts on Taiheiyo coal hydrogenation by 0.1 t/d bench plant at 300 kg/cm2, 450 Ž

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