Coal disaggregation by basic aqueous solution for slurry recover

Mining or in situ disintegration of hard material – In situ conversion of solid to fluid – Input and output wells

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44 1B, 166307, 175 64, 241 1, E21C 4102

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040321932

ABSTRACT:
This invention is a process for treating an underground formation of coal by contacting the coal with a basic aqueous solution for a time sufficient to disintegrate at least a portion of the coal formation. Subsequently, at least some of the disintegrated material is removed to create permeability in the coal formation. The coal is then treated with a heat carrying fluid to recover energy values from the coal. Another aspect of this invention is a process for slurry mining coal which comprises contacting the coal with the basic aqueous solution for a time sufficient to disintegrate the coal and form a slurry, then conveying said slurry to a receiving terminal.

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"Solvent Power for Coals at Room Temp.", by I.G.C. Dryden Chemistry and Industry, June 7, 1952, pp. 502-508.

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