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Petroleum coke utilization: Effect of coagglomeration with novel silica-enhanced sulfur sorbents

Journal Article · · Energy and Fuels; (USA)
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1021/ef00025a004· OSTI ID:5745362
Novel silica-enhanced hydrated lime sulfur sorbents were prepared by pressure hydrating lime and silica mixtures at a Ca(OH){sub 2}/SiO{sub 2} mole ratio of 1.0, and tested for their sulfur capture efficiency when incorporated into Syncrude and Suncor coke. These activated sorbents were observed to be more active than the conventional sorbent (Ca(OH){sub 2}) in the removal of sulfur dioxide emission during combustion at 800{degree}C and at equivalent Ca/S ratio. Coagglomeration of the coke with the silica-enhanced sorbents resulted in higher ash content and higher calorific values relative to the coke/Ca(OH){sub 2} agglomerates. The sulfur capture efficiencies of the activated sorbents in the coke were found to depend mainly upon metal:sulfur (M/S) ratio, combustion temperature, type of sorbent, and coke. These results will provide a basis for the production of smokeless solid fuels from the coke and sorbent materials via carbonization.
OSTI ID:
5745362
Journal Information:
Energy and Fuels; (USA), Journal Name: Energy and Fuels; (USA) Vol. 5:1; ISSN 0887-0624; ISSN ENFUE
Country of Publication:
United States
Language:
English

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