Distillation: processes – thermolytic – And shaping to desired form or configuration – Prior to charging to carbonizing zone
Patent
1991-12-17
1995-06-13
Woodard, Joye L.
Distillation: processes, thermolytic
And shaping to desired form or configuration
Prior to charging to carbonizing zone
201 9, 201 20, 201 22, 201 24, 201 32, 201 44, C10B 4906
Patent
active
054239516
ABSTRACT:
Pieces of coke of high density and strength are made continuously from fine particles of bituminous or subbituminous or lignite coals or of mixtures thereof. The particles are generally oxygenated, mixed with water, compressed to squeeze out some of the water to obtain single bodies which are heat processed lying on a traveling grate on which they undergo drying, pyrolyzing, carbonizing and cooling.
Modifications include mixing in with the coal material(s) listed above, coke fines or char or anthracite coal; or limestone; or carbon-reducible oxides such as oxidic ores of Fe, Mn, Cr and quartzite in recited important proportions. Such formed coke bodies are useable in a submerged arc furnace or in a blast furnace or in an open hearth to produce desired intermediate or end metallic products. The pieces of coke with incorporated fine limestone burn without developing SO.sub.2.
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Neyerlin Wallace F.
Woodard Joye L.
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