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If tidal electricity generation and storage replaced natural gas and battery storage by 2050, it could reduce the climate change impact of UK grid electricity by 71%, saving up to 4.4 Mt CO2 eq./y. Most other environmental impacts would be reduced by up to 24%. However, high costs and low public acceptability hinder its deployment. ABSTRACT Tidal range
Harish K. Jeswani +2 more
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Theoretical analysis of hydrogen solubility in direct coal liquefaction solvents
The cyclic hydrogenation technology in a direct coal liquefaction process relies on the dissolved hydrogen of the solvent or oil participating in the hydrogenation reaction.
Xiaobin Zhang +3 more
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Hydrothermal liquefaction of waste polyethylene produces char that effectively removes rhodamine B from water. Nearly complete dye adsorption is achieved under optimum conditions, with adsorption following Langmuir isotherm and pseudo‐first‐order kinetics.
Himanshu Gupta +4 more
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Influence of catalytic systems on process of model object hydrogenation
On the basis of β-FeOOH, Fe(OA)3, Fe3O4 iron and spherical catalysts NiO/SiO2, Fe2O3/SiO2 derived from slag waste coals of heating electrical stations, the hydrogenation of model polycyclic hydrocarbon at presence of nanodimensioned catalysts antracene ...
Murzabek Ispolovich Baikenov +5 more
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Recent Advances and Challenges in Ammonia‐Hydrogen Energy Conversion
This work summarizes the latest progress of various catalytic methods in ammonia‐hydrogen energy conversion. The challenges and outlook of ammonia‐hydrogen energy conversion system are also emphasized. This work expects to build a blueprint of renewable and efficient ammonia‐hydrogen energy conversion systems under mild conditions.
Menghao Lv +6 more
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Subtask 3.3 - Feasibility of Direct Coal Liquefaction in the Modern Economic Climate [PDF]
Coal liquefaction provides an alternative to petroleum for the production of liquid hydrocarbon-based fuels. There are two main processes to liquefy coal: direct coal liquefaction (DCL) and indirect coal liquefaction (ICL).
Strege, Joshua +9 more
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Predicting the fuel performance of coal-based liquids using the ML-QSPR method
A comprehensive understanding of the composition and physicochemical properties of coal-based liquids, such as coal tar or coal direct liquefaction oil, is conducive to the rapid development of multi-purpose, high-performance and high-value-added ...
Wenying LI +4 more
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Process Optimization for the Preparation of Activated Coke from Industrial Waste Using Response Surface Methodology [PDF]
Fine blue-coke and direct liquefaction residue of coal are byproducts in the process of coal chemical production. They were taken as raw materials for the preparation of activated coke by the activation of carbon dioxide.
Juanqin Xue, Xiande Jing, Shudi Hu, Yuhong Tian, Yonghui Song and Xinzhe Lan
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Currently, there are considerable discrepancies between China’s central government and some local governments in attitudes towards coal to liquids (CTL) technology.
Zhaoyang Kong +5 more
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Preconversion processing of bituminous coals: New directions to improved direct catalytic coal liquefaction. [High temperature soaking coal in coal liquids prior to liquefaction] [PDF]
Soaking coal in coal liquids at 300-400[degrees]C (high-tenperature soaking) has been studied for coal dissolution prior to liquefaction in the previous task. Two high-volatile bituminous coals, Illinois No. 6 and Pittsburgh No. 8, were examined in three different coal liquids.
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