Fine particulate removal from oil shale on a travelling grate re

Mineral oils: processes and products – Products and compositions – Lubricating oils

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201 32, C10G 100, C10B 4906, C10B 5306

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043819885

ABSTRACT:
In a process for the removal of fines from a bed of oil bearing shale in a travelling grate retort, a fluid such as air, inert gas or process gas is drafted through the bed in order to entrain in the fluid substantially all of the fines in the bed. The fines are then evacuated from the bed thus increasing the permeability of the bed and substantially decreasing the fines in the retorted shale oil.

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