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Metallurgical Properties of Biocarbon in Ferroalloy Production-A Review. [PDF]

ACS Omega
Han Y, Tangstad M.
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Catalytic Reactivity Assessment of AgM and CuM (M = Cr, Fe) Catalysts for Dry Reforming of Methane Process with CO₂. [PDF]

Molecules
Barr A, Benrabaa R, Henni H, Meddour-Boukhobza L, Roussel P, Löfberg A.   +5 more
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Reactant-dependent volcano trends in Pt-catalyzed cycloalkane dehydrogenation: orbital hybridization-guided design of active sites. [PDF]

Nat Commun
Tuo Y, Qu J, Sun H, Lu Q, Wang B, Gai H, Yin D, Feng X, Chen.   +8 more
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Turning Trash into Treasure: Silicon Carbide Nanoparticles from Coal Gangue and High-Carbon Waste Materials. [PDF]

Molecules
Gao K, Zhang Y, Wang B, Zhang Z, Luo S, Wang Q, Zhen Y, Fu F, Liang Y.   +8 more
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Optimization of low-temperature catalytic cracking of polyolefin waste in open-batch reactors using zeolite beta with controlled intrinsic properties. [PDF]

Commun Eng
Kang H, Yoon J, Jun D, Kang KH, Ro I, Jeong S, Kang JH.   +6 more
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Uniform Bulk Density for Calcined Petroleum Coke

, 2017
Aluminium smelters are tightening bulk density specifications for Calcined Petroleum Coke while refiners are sacrificing green coke densities at the cost of outputs. Previously, Apparent Density using mercury was popular for defining CPC density. But after AD testing was discontinued owing to environmental issues arising out of mercury usage, each ...
Ravindra Narayan Narvekar, Gajanan Bandodkar, Jagmohan Chhabra   +2 more
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Characterization of NORM Sources in Petroleum Coke Calcining Processes

ASME 2009 12th International Conference on Environmental Remediation and Radioactive Waste Management, Volume 1, 2009
Petroleum coke, or “petcoke,” is a waste by-product of the oil refining industry. The majority of petcoke consumption is in energy applications; catalyst coke is used as refinery fuel, anode coke for electricity conduction, and marketable coke for heating cement kilns.
Ian S. Hamilton, Donald A. Halter, Donald F. Haumann, Erich H. Fruchtnicht, Matthew G. Arno   +4 more
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Calcining petroleum coke in ring furnace

Chemistry and Technology of Fuels and Oils, 1974
1. The process of calcining has been studied for total petroleum coke (size 0–60 mm) and breeze (0–15 mm) in an experimental ring furnace. 2. It has been shown that the ring furnace can be used successfully to calcine any size grade of petroleum coke produced by delayed coking. 3.
Yu. V. Bentsianov, V. E. Ivanov, G. N. Makarov, M. M. Akhmetov, S. M. Slutskaya, F. A. Mustafin   +5 more
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Practice for Preparation of Calcined Petroleum Coke Samples for Analysis

, 2008
D02 Committee
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