Two-stage coal liquefaction process

Title: Two-stage coal liquefaction process

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An improved SRC-I two-stage coal liquefaction process which improves the product slate is provided. Substantially all of the net yield of 650.degree.-850.degree. F. heavy distillate from the LC-Finer is combined with the SRC process solvent, substantially all of the net 400.degree.-650.degree. F. middle distillate from the SRC section is combined with the hydrocracker solvent in the LC-Finer, and the initial boiling point of the SRC process solvent is increased sufficiently high to produce a net yield of 650.degree.-850.degree. F. heavy distillate of zero for the two-stage liquefaction process.

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Skinner, Ronald W. ^[1]; Tao, John C. ^[2]; Znaimer, Samuel ^[3]

(Allentown, PA)
(Perkiomenville, PA)
(Vancouver, CA)

Issue Date:: 1985-01-01

Research Org.:: INTERNATIONAL COAL REFINING CO

OSTI Identifier:: 865301

Patent Number(s):: 4491511

Assignee:: International Coal Refining Company (Allentown, PA) OSTI

DOE Contract Number:: AC05-78OR03054

Resource Type:: Patent

Country of Publication:: United States

Language:: English

Subject:: two-stage; coal; liquefaction; process; improved; src-i; improves; product; slate; provided; substantially; net; yield; 650; degree; -850; heavy; distillate; lc-finer; combined; src; solvent; 400; -650; middle; section; hydrocracker; initial; boiling; increased; sufficiently; produce; zero; liquefaction process; coal liquefaction; process solvent; heavy distillate; two-stage coal; stage liquefaction; two-stage liquefaction; stage coal; /208/

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  abstractNote = {An improved SRC-I two-stage coal liquefaction process which improves the product slate is provided. Substantially all of the net yield of 650.degree.-850.degree. F. heavy distillate from the LC-Finer is combined with the SRC process solvent, substantially all of the net 400.degree.-650.degree. F. middle distillate from the SRC section is combined with the hydrocracker solvent in the LC-Finer, and the initial boiling point of the SRC process solvent is increased sufficiently high to produce a net yield of 650.degree.-850.degree. F. heavy distillate of zero for the two-stage liquefaction process.},

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