Abstract
Selective crushing is essential to obtain the required coke properties, so that in the coarse fractions there is a considerable reduction in the middlings and dirt normally difficult to crush. These are at the same time enriched with vitrinite so that there is an increase in the coal substance as such, reflected in improved caking capacity in the coarse size range. Various methods of selective crushing are employed, including air entrainment mills, fluidised bed systems. Other advantages claimed for selective crushing are the uniform pore distribution and air permeability and also the diminished breakage stress.
Citation Formats
Morozov, O S.
Coke properties in relation to charge preparation techniques. [Selective crushing].
United States: N. p.,
1979.
Web.
Morozov, O S.
Coke properties in relation to charge preparation techniques. [Selective crushing].
United States.
Morozov, O S.
1979.
"Coke properties in relation to charge preparation techniques. [Selective crushing]."
United States.
@misc{etde_6727243,
title = {Coke properties in relation to charge preparation techniques. [Selective crushing]}
author = {Morozov, O S}
abstractNote = {Selective crushing is essential to obtain the required coke properties, so that in the coarse fractions there is a considerable reduction in the middlings and dirt normally difficult to crush. These are at the same time enriched with vitrinite so that there is an increase in the coal substance as such, reflected in improved caking capacity in the coarse size range. Various methods of selective crushing are employed, including air entrainment mills, fluidised bed systems. Other advantages claimed for selective crushing are the uniform pore distribution and air permeability and also the diminished breakage stress.}
journal = []
volume = {4}
journal type = {AC}
place = {United States}
year = {1979}
month = {Jan}
}
title = {Coke properties in relation to charge preparation techniques. [Selective crushing]}
author = {Morozov, O S}
abstractNote = {Selective crushing is essential to obtain the required coke properties, so that in the coarse fractions there is a considerable reduction in the middlings and dirt normally difficult to crush. These are at the same time enriched with vitrinite so that there is an increase in the coal substance as such, reflected in improved caking capacity in the coarse size range. Various methods of selective crushing are employed, including air entrainment mills, fluidised bed systems. Other advantages claimed for selective crushing are the uniform pore distribution and air permeability and also the diminished breakage stress.}
journal = []
volume = {4}
journal type = {AC}
place = {United States}
year = {1979}
month = {Jan}
}