Reducing the tendency of dried coal to spontaneously ignite

Details Reducing the tendency of dried coal to spontaneously ignite Reducing the tendency of dried coal to spontaneously ignite

1981-12-21

1983-12-20

Dees, Carl F.

Fuel and related compositions

Liquid fuels

Aluminum or heavy metal, other than lead, containing

44 1G, 427212, C10L 524, C10L 532

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active

044215207

ABSTRACT:
Mined, crushed, coal particles are dried and then contacted with a water-base dispersion or emulsion of latex paint type solids. The latex paint type solids form an elastic film that reduces the tendency of the dried coal to spontaneously ignite.

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patent: 2278413 (1942-04-01), Campbell
patent: 2854347 (1958-09-01), Booth et al.
patent: 4331445 (1982-05-01), Burns

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