Process for recovering carbonaceous liquids from solid carbonace

Distillation: processes – thermolytic – By conduction using preheated charge container or preheated... – Particulate disparate solid

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201 31, 201 38, 208 8R, 208 11R, C10B 4922, C10B 5306, C10B 5702

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ABSTRACT:
Pyrolysis process and system for recovering product gases and liquids from solid carbonaceous particles.
Dual stage fluidized bed retort is disclosed having frusto-conical stages serially connected to promote uniform pyrolysis. Product gases and oil are removed from final fluid bed stage in series. Process includes various energy efficient aspects involving recycle of dilute phase combusted solids as the heat carrier, heavy oil recycle and use of steam and/or product vapors as the source of fluidizing gas for the staged retort.

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