Method for preparing high-reactivity gasified coke from calcium carbide waste residues
A calcium carbide waste residue, high reactivity technology, applied in coking ovens, petroleum industry, special forms of dry distillation, etc., can solve the problems of limited application of high-sulfur coking coal, poor economic benefits of enterprises, low operating rate of equipment, etc., and achieve pore structure The effect of enrichment, reduction of coal blending cost, and improvement of reactivity
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[0045] Select long flame coal (MSC), gas coal (WGC) and fat coal (DFC) from a certain place in my country respectively.
[0046] Among them, the sulfur content in fat coal is 1.62%; the volatile matter of long-flame coal, gas coal and fat coal is 37.62%, 29.19% and 28.48% respectively, the caking index is 4, 47 and 96 respectively, and the calcium content in the ash composition They are 0.9%, 0.6%, and 0.4% respectively.
[0047] Each of the above-mentioned individual coals is pulverized and screened to obtain coal powder with a particle size of <3mm.
[0048] Mix long-flame coal, gas coal and fat coal with mass ratios of 45%, 30% and 25% to obtain volatile V daf The blending coal is 32.85% and the caking index is 48.
[0049] Water is added to the blended coal until the water content is 8-12%, and the basic blended coal 1 is obtained.
[0050] The base blend coal 1 is tamped to obtain a bulk density of 1.10g / cm 3 The tamped coal sample was pushed into the coke oven, and t...
Embodiment 2
[0053] Select calcium carbide waste residue from a certain manufacturer, in which the calcium content is 48% and the water content is 1%.
[0054] The calcium carbide waste residue is crushed and ground to control its particle size to <0.075mm.
[0055] The volatile matter V obtained in Example 1 daf 32.85% and a cohesion index of 48 were added to the above-mentioned calcium carbide waste residue, and the quality of the added calcium carbide waste residue was 7% of the blended coal mass.
[0056] According to the proportion of each single coal in the blended coal, the calcium content in the ash composition, and the calcium content in the calcium carbide residue, the calcium content of the blended coal after adding the calcium carbide residue is calculated to be 4%.
[0057] Water is added to the blended coal with calcium carbide waste residue until the water content is 8-12%, and modified blended coal 1 is obtained.
[0058] The modified blend coal 1 is tamped to obtain a bu...
Embodiment 3
[0066] Non-caking coal (BNC), weakly caking coal (RNC) and coking coal (LJC) from a certain place in my country were selected respectively.
[0067] Among them, the sulfur content in coking coal is 1.78%; the volatile content of non-caking coal, weak caking coal and coking coal are 40.38%, 33.26% and 24.67% respectively; the caking index is 0, 38 and 94 respectively; 1.0%, 0.7%, 0.3%.
[0068] Each of the above-mentioned individual coals is pulverized and screened to obtain coal powder with a particle size of <3mm.
[0069] Mix non-caking coal, weakly caking coal and coking coal powder at mass ratios of 40%, 25% and 35% to obtain volatile V daf The blending coal is 33.26% and the caking index is 49.
[0070] Water is added to the blended coal until the water content is 8-12%, and the basic blended coal 2 is obtained.
[0071] The base blend coal 2 is tamped to obtain a bulk density of 1.10g / cm 3 The tamped coal sample was pushed into the coke oven, and the temperature was ...
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