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Coke Oven Emissions: A Case Study of Technology-Based Regulation [PDF]
After examining and analyzing the experience with coke ovens, the authors conclude that attempts to force technology beyond its demonstrated competence can be both expensive and ineffective in controlling hazards.
Graham, John D., Holtgrave, David R.
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The analysis of Carbon Footprint (CF) for technology of hydrogen production from cleaned coke oven gas was performed. On the basis of real data and simulation calculations of the production process of hydrogen from coke gas, emission indicators of carbon
Burmistrz Piotr+2 more
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Graph‐Based High‐Throughput Framework for Screening Selective Propane Dehydrogenation Catalysts
Computational screening of intermetallic alloys using graph theory‐based tools and descriptor‐based approaches to identify selective catalysts for propane dehydrogenation. Abstract High‐throughput computational screening is a powerful approach in accelerating the identification of highly selective and stable catalysts.
Ranga Rohit Seemakurthi+15 more
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The Influence of Hydrogen Concentration on the Hazards Associated with the Use of Coke Oven Gas
Coke oven gas (COG), as a by-product of the coking process and a mixture with a high hydrogen content, is an important potential component of the sustainable economy of the coking industry.
Mateusz Klejnowski+1 more
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Chemical looping‐based dehydrogenation of ethane (CL‐ODH) is composed with reduction step of metal oxides by C2H6 dehydrogenation and CO2 activation on the partially reduced metal oxides. Stable preservation of active FeTiO3 phases on the rutile TiO2 phase was responsible for a superior CL‐ODH activity.
Ji Won Moon+3 more
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The influence of the thermal conductivity of silica bricks on the coking process as an important component of the coking and combustion chambers is still unclear.
Kaiming Xiao+7 more
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Density, viscosity, and stability of products from combinations of visbreaking and deasphalting
Abstract Transporting bitumen through pipelines in Western Canada is cost intensive because the oil has to be diluted with light solvents to meet pipeline specifications. The diluent requirement can be reduced by visbreaking (VIS) and solvent deasphalting (SDA), each of which decrease the viscosity and density of the oil.
Jose Beleno+3 more
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Эмиссия парниковых газов при различных процессах черной металлургии [PDF]
Comparative calculations of carbon dioxide emission - greenhouse gas at various combinations coke oven (a blast furnace – the converter, a blast furnace - the electric arc furnace or EAF) and the coke-free (HyL-3-EAF, MIDREX-EAF, ROMELT-EAF, COREX-EAF ...
Лаптева, А. В.+1 more
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Thermal degradation of impact‐modified PMMA in mechanical and chemical recycling
Abstract Poly (methyl methacrylate) (PMMA) is a thermoplastic with outstanding tensile strength, UV resistance, and a high level of transparency that has been used widely for optical applications such as glazing in the automobile industry. Mechanical recycling, the most widespread method, degrades the physical properties and prevents reusing PMMA in ...
Tien Dat Nguyen+6 more
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The Oil Shale Transformation in the Presence of an Acidic BEA Zeolite under Microwave Irradiation [PDF]
The transformation of an oil shale sample from the Autun Basin in the Massif Central, France, was studied using two different heating strategies: microwave irradiation and conventional heating.
Bond, Gary+5 more
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