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Characteristics and Properties of Coke Formed by Low-Temperature Oxidation and Thermal Pyrolysis during in Situ Combustion

, 2020
In order to understand the mechanism of in situ combustion, many studies have investigated the characteristics and properties of oxidized coke and pyrolyzed coke. However, in earlier research, the influence of light hydrocarbon and other compounds always
Yibo Li   +6 more
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An effective recycle way of waste coke ash and coking wastewater for preparing coke ash coking wastewater slurry

Science of The Total Environment, 2020
The carbon riched coke ash (CA) and organic components riched coking wastewater (CW) recovered from coking plants wastes were utilized for the preparation of coke ash coking wastewater slurry (CACWS), aiming for the fuel and waste reduction and recovery.
Jinyan Sun   +5 more
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Coke Formation on Pt–Sn/Al2O3 Catalyst for Propane Dehydrogenation

Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, 2018
Catalyst deactivation by coking is one major problem for propane dehydrogenation (PDH). To develop catalysts with high resistance to coke, the analysis of coke becomes essential.
Haizhi Wang   +7 more
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Model Study of Shaft Injection of Reformed Coke Oven Gas in a Blast Furnace

, 2020
Reformed coke oven gas (RCOG), a hydrogen-rich gas, is a promising auxiliary fuel for ironmaking blast furnaces (BFs) for lowing the coke consumption and production cost.
Ziguang Zhao   +5 more
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The fissuration of semi-coke during coking

Fuel, 1986
Abstract To establish a predition model for coking on a physicochemical basis the complex coking process should be subdivided into several sub-mechanisms 1,2 . One aspect of this pattern is the examination of the contraction behaviour of semi-coke, which will influence quality features such as lump-size and mechanical strength of the coke product ...
F. Kunde, W. Klose
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Simulation of coking in coke furnaces

Coke and Chemistry, 2011
Computer simulation of the coking process in coke furnaces provides information regarding the yield and quality of the coking products as a function of the temperature and the yield of volatiles from the batch. The simulation includes calculation of the temperature in the heating channel from the nonsteady heat-conduction equation of the coal bed in ...
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Effect of pressure on coke yield in delayed coking [PDF]

open access: possibleChemistry and Technology of Fuels and Oils, 1982
This paper presents data on the effect of pressure, in a coking straight-run and secondary resids from West Siberian crudes, on the yield and quality of the coke that is obtained. Increasing the pressure has a very marked effect on the coke yield, increasing the gas yield, and reducing the relative amount of coker gas oil.
A. I. Stekhun   +2 more
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Microtexture and structure of semi-cokes and cokes

Fuel, 1986
Abstract During carbonization, before the semi-coke stage, parallel local orientation of polyaromatic structures occurs (local molecular orientation or LMO). The oriented species are usually classified in decreasing order by the extent of optical isochromatic areas and are studied at molecular range by means of transmission electron microscopy.
Xavier Bourrat   +2 more
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Coke is not it

Physics World, 2008
I enjoyed reading Seth Lloyd's article "The digital universe" (November pp30–36), particularly since it agrees with my general suspicion that the concept of "information" is far more fundamental than our theories of nature currently concede.
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Coking and Visbreaking

2019
Coking is a process for thermally cracking large molecules in residual oil feeds from atmospheric or vacuum distillation columns into shorter-chain lower-boiling molecules, leaving behind the excess carbon in the form of petroleum coke. Three types of coking process are delay coking, fluid coking and Flexicoking.
Paul R. Robinson   +2 more
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