Gas: heating and illuminating – Processes – Coal and water
Patent
1980-11-24
1982-06-15
Kratz, Peter F.
Gas: heating and illuminating
Processes
Coal and water
48210, 252373, 252413, 252420, 423127, C10J 306, C10J 354
Patent
active
043348939
ABSTRACT:
In a coal gasification operation or similar conversion process carried out in the presence of an alkali metal-containing catalyst wherein solid particles containing alkali metal residues are produced, alkali metal constituents are recovered from the particles primarily in the form of water-soluble alkali metal sulphites and bisulphites by treating the particles with a solution of sulfurous acid. During the treating process the water-insoluble alkali metal compounds in the alkali metal residues are converted into water-soluble alkali metal sulphites and bisulphites, which have been found to be catalytically active. The aqueous solution containing water-soluble alkali metal sulphites and bisulphites is then separated from the treated particles and any insoluble material formed during the treatment process, treated to remove soluble aluminum compounds and recycled to the gasification process where the alkali metal sulphites and bisulphites serve as at least a portion of the alkali metal constituents which comprise the alkali metal-containing catalyst.
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Exxon Research & Engineering Co.
Finkle Yale S.
Kratz Peter F.
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