Fluidized-bed catalytic coal-gasification process. [US patent; pretreatment to minimize agglomeration]

Title: Fluidized-bed catalytic coal-gasification process. [US patent; pretreatment to minimize agglomeration]

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Coal or similar carbonaceous solids impregnated with gasification catalyst constituents are oxidized by contact with a gas containing between 2 vol % and 21 vol % oxygen at a temperature between 50 and 250/sup 0/C in an oxidation zone and the resultant oxidized, catalyst impregnated solids are then gasified in a fluidized bed gasification zone at an elevated pressure. The oxidation of the catalyst impregnated solids under these conditions insures that the bed density in the fluidized bed gasification zone will be relatively high even though the solids are gasified at elevated pressure and temperature.

Inventors:: Euker, C.A. Jr.; Wesselhoft, R.D.; Dunkleman, J.J.; Aquino, D.C.; Gouker, T.R.

Issue Date:: 1981-09-14

OSTI Identifier:: 5385261

Application Number:: ON: DE82015991

Assignee:: Dept. of Energy ERA-07-049051; EDB-82-118443

DOE Contract Number:: AC01-78ET13005

Resource Type:: Patent

Country of Publication:: United States

Language:: English

Subject:: 01 COAL, LIGNITE, AND PEAT; COAL GASIFICATION; CATALYSTS; FLUIDIZED BED; DENSITY; AGGLOMERATION; ALKALI METAL COMPOUNDS; CAKING POWER; EXXON GASIFICATION PROCESS; HEAT TREATMENTS; OXIDATION; POTASSIUM CARBONATES; SODIUM HYDROXIDES; CARBON COMPOUNDS; CARBONATES; CHEMICAL REACTIONS; GASIFICATION; HYDROGEN COMPOUNDS; HYDROXIDES; OXYGEN COMPOUNDS; PHYSICAL PROPERTIES; POTASSIUM COMPOUNDS; SODIUM COMPOUNDS; THERMOCHEMICAL PROCESSES; 010404* - Coal, Lignite, & Peat- Gasification

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                    Euker, C.A. Jr., Wesselhoft, R.D., Dunkleman, J.J., Aquino, D.C., and Gouker, T.R. Fluidized-bed catalytic coal-gasification process. [US patent; pretreatment to minimize agglomeration].  United States: N. p., 1981. 
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                    Euker, C.A. Jr., Wesselhoft, R.D., Dunkleman, J.J., Aquino, D.C., & Gouker, T.R. Fluidized-bed catalytic coal-gasification process. [US patent; pretreatment to minimize agglomeration].  United States.

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                    Euker, C.A. Jr., Wesselhoft, R.D., Dunkleman, J.J., Aquino, D.C., and Gouker, T.R. Mon .  
        "Fluidized-bed catalytic coal-gasification process. [US patent; pretreatment to minimize agglomeration]".  United States.

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  title        = {Fluidized-bed catalytic coal-gasification process. [US patent; pretreatment to minimize agglomeration]},

  author       = {Euker, C.A. Jr. and Wesselhoft, R.D. and Dunkleman, J.J. and Aquino, D.C. and Gouker, T.R.},

  abstractNote = {Coal or similar carbonaceous solids impregnated with gasification catalyst constituents are oxidized by contact with a gas containing between 2 vol % and 21 vol % oxygen at a temperature between 50 and 250/sup 0/C in an oxidation zone and the resultant oxidized, catalyst impregnated solids are then gasified in a fluidized bed gasification zone at an elevated pressure. The oxidation of the catalyst impregnated solids under these conditions insures that the bed density in the fluidized bed gasification zone will be relatively high even though the solids are gasified at elevated pressure and temperature.},

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