Abstract
The design and operational data of a low-temperature carbonization plant for Japanese lignite are described. The retort had a vertical cylinder with a capacity of about 10 tons per day. By continuous operation, in which a part of the gas produced was circulated and burned in the lignite zone, about 40 percent semicoke and 3 to 4 percent tar were obtained. From the tar the following products were separated: Low-temperature carbonization cresol, 18.3; motor fuel, 1.00; solvent, 9.97; cresol for medical uses, 11.85; and creosote oil, 32 percent.
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Shiotsuki, Y.
Low-temperature carbonization plant for lignite.
Japan: N. p.,
1949.
Web.
Shiotsuki, Y.
Low-temperature carbonization plant for lignite.
Japan.
Shiotsuki, Y.
1949.
"Low-temperature carbonization plant for lignite."
Japan.
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title = {Low-temperature carbonization plant for lignite}
author = {Shiotsuki, Y}
abstractNote = {The design and operational data of a low-temperature carbonization plant for Japanese lignite are described. The retort had a vertical cylinder with a capacity of about 10 tons per day. By continuous operation, in which a part of the gas produced was circulated and burned in the lignite zone, about 40 percent semicoke and 3 to 4 percent tar were obtained. From the tar the following products were separated: Low-temperature carbonization cresol, 18.3; motor fuel, 1.00; solvent, 9.97; cresol for medical uses, 11.85; and creosote oil, 32 percent.}
journal = []
volume = {28}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Japan}
year = {1949}
month = {Jan}
}
title = {Low-temperature carbonization plant for lignite}
author = {Shiotsuki, Y}
abstractNote = {The design and operational data of a low-temperature carbonization plant for Japanese lignite are described. The retort had a vertical cylinder with a capacity of about 10 tons per day. By continuous operation, in which a part of the gas produced was circulated and burned in the lignite zone, about 40 percent semicoke and 3 to 4 percent tar were obtained. From the tar the following products were separated: Low-temperature carbonization cresol, 18.3; motor fuel, 1.00; solvent, 9.97; cresol for medical uses, 11.85; and creosote oil, 32 percent.}
journal = []
volume = {28}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Japan}
year = {1949}
month = {Jan}
}