The Coal-Forming Environment Impact on the Pyrolysis Process of Tar-Rich Coal: A Tga and In-Situ Transmission Ftir Study DOI
Qingmin Shi,

Yichen Mi,

Shuangming Wang

et al.

Published: Jan. 1, 2023

Tar-rich coal that yields oil and gas resources is abundant in northwestern China. However, due to variations the coal-forming environment, occurrence of tar-rich its key molecular structures differ across layers regions, which induces pyrolysis process these coals are different. Here, four samples with different tar indicated various facies were investigated by thermogravimetric analysis in-situ transmission FTIR. Based on comprehensive results research, have a significant effect yield controlling structure. Specifically, formed stronger reducing environment higher content aliphatic oxygen-containing functional groups, more Cal-Cal, Cal-H, Cal-O, Cal-N bonds breaking up during pyrolysis, approximately 60% total broken chemical bond content, also corresponds samples. During process, it was further observed FTIR had -CH2-, -CH-, C-O, C=O participated reaction. These showed faster thermal decomposition rate after 400 °C, high -CH2- -CH- affected changes -CH-/-CH2-, -CH-/-CH3, -CH2-/-CH3 values influence structural types groups coal. After degree reduction structure than free-ends -CH3 structures. Coal weaker significantly Additionally, formation gaseous products from closely related evolution residual accumulation increases enhancement condition environment.

Language: Английский

Investigating the Potential of a Waste-derived Additive for Enhancing Combustion Efficiency and Environmental Sustainability in a Circular Economy DOI
Krzysztof Czajka, Krystian Krochmalny, Anna M. Kisiela-Czajka

et al.

Published: Jan. 1, 2024

Language: Английский

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Response of nano-pores and heterogeneity of tar-rich coal to microwave pyrolysis DOI

Z. Du,

Bicong Wang,

Guangjun Feng

et al.

Energy Sources Part A Recovery Utilization and Environmental Effects, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 46(1), P. 14856 - 14872

Published: Oct. 25, 2024

In-situ pyrolysis of tar-rich coal can alleviate the external dependence oil and gas in China, achieve efficient safe exploitation coal. In fact, nano-pores heterogeneity undergo significant changes during pyrolysis, but there is currently limited research, which seriously restricts utilization this study, pore characteristics were studied by microwave experiment, adsorption results multifractal theory, evolution mechanism pores was proposed. The show that significantly promoted development nano-pore size distribution after showed obvious characteristics, influence sparse area on more obvious, while increases initially subsequently drops with temperature. Moreover, occurred three stages. Stage I, total volume changed little, increasing only from 0.06851 to 0.09463 ml/g, thermal cracking main reason for development. II, numerous produced as a result products' generation, grew rapidly increased 0.331 ml/g. III, liquid hydrocarbons precipitated volatile products blocked nano-pores, so PV began decrease. 0.19967 ml/g at 1000°C. This study provides guidance investigation enriches theory in-situ

Language: Английский

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The Coal-Forming Environment Impact on the Pyrolysis Process of Tar-Rich Coal: A Tga and In-Situ Transmission Ftir Study DOI
Qingmin Shi,

Yichen Mi,

Shuangming Wang

et al.

Published: Jan. 1, 2023

Tar-rich coal that yields oil and gas resources is abundant in northwestern China. However, due to variations the coal-forming environment, occurrence of tar-rich its key molecular structures differ across layers regions, which induces pyrolysis process these coals are different. Here, four samples with different tar indicated various facies were investigated by thermogravimetric analysis in-situ transmission FTIR. Based on comprehensive results research, have a significant effect yield controlling structure. Specifically, formed stronger reducing environment higher content aliphatic oxygen-containing functional groups, more Cal-Cal, Cal-H, Cal-O, Cal-N bonds breaking up during pyrolysis, approximately 60% total broken chemical bond content, also corresponds samples. During process, it was further observed FTIR had -CH2-, -CH-, C-O, C=O participated reaction. These showed faster thermal decomposition rate after 400 °C, high -CH2- -CH- affected changes -CH-/-CH2-, -CH-/-CH3, -CH2-/-CH3 values influence structural types groups coal. After degree reduction structure than free-ends -CH3 structures. Coal weaker significantly Additionally, formation gaseous products from closely related evolution residual accumulation increases enhancement condition environment.

Language: Английский

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0