Distillation: processes – thermolytic – With physical separation of solid by-product from removed... – Gas or vapor containing mixture
Patent
1985-06-26
1986-12-30
Lacey, David L.
Distillation: processes, thermolytic
With physical separation of solid by-product from removed...
Gas or vapor containing mixture
201 14, 201 25, 201 29, 201 31, 44 1F, 44 10A, 44 10E, 44 10K, 44 33, C10F 504, C10F 506
Patent
active
046327312
ABSTRACT:
An energy efficient process for beneficiating and dewatering high water content carbonaceous materials utilizing a pneumatic stream to entrain, transport, dewater and to carbonize organic carbonaceous material in a fluidized bed. The process utilizes physical separation for principal removal of moisture and reduces contact between organic carbonaceous matter and hot process water, thereby retaining a high organic content in the product fuel. The organic carbonaceous materials are chemically beneficiated during carbonization in a fluidized bed contactor. Heat exchange and heat recovery procedures provide an economical, energy efficient process.
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Bodle William W.
Lau Francis S.
Mensinger Michael C.
Institute of Gas Technology
Lacey David L.
Speckman Thomas W.
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