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Emissions estimation for lignite-fired power plants in Turkey
, 2010 The major gaseous emissions (e.g. sulfur dioxides, nitrogen oxides, carbon dioxide, and carbon monoxide), some various organic emissions (e.g. benzene, toluene and xylenes) and some trace metals (e.g.
Yumurtacı, Zehra, Vardar, Nurten
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, 2007 Etat de la question sur les parures en "lignite" des âges du Fer pour le Centre ...
Maitay, C. +2 more
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Lignite quality uncertainty estimation for the assessment of CO2 emissions
, 2009 Summarization: In this study, models were developed for the estimation of CO2 emissions from lignite- fired power plants based on routinely measured quality parameters of lignite and the power-plant efficiency. These models could be incorporated into the
Galetakis Michalis(http://users.isc.tuc.gr/~mgaletakis) +3 more
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International Journal of Coal Science & TechnologyLignite provides energy security and contributes economically. However, it also causes dirty outcomes in terms of climate aspect. In addition to the energy and climate dimensions of the Sustainable Development Goals, there is also a water issue: lignite ...
Suleyman O. Altiparmak
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Изследване на отпадъчен прах от лигнитни въглища за използването му като почвен мелиорант
Почвознание, агрохимия и екология, 2011 Study of waste dust from the production of lignite mine “Stanyantsi” was carried out in conditions oif the incubation experiment. Up to 10% of mineralized for 180 days nitrogen comes from lignite dust. Soil reaction (pH) increased by 0.2.
Ана Кацарова +1 more
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A Study of the Thermal Decomposition Products of Lignite
, 1941 Lignite is a low grade of coal widely distributed throughout the world. A complete analysis of lignite has not been made, due to the difficulty encountered in the separation of the complex organic compounds bonded ...
Tomlinson, Julian B.
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Emissions estimation for lignite-fired power plants in Turkey
The major gaseous emissions (e.g. sulfur dioxides, nitrogen oxides, carbon dioxide, and carbon monoxide), some various organic emissions (e.g. benzene, toluene and xylenes) and some trace metals (e.g.
Vardar, Nurten, Yumurtaci, Zehra
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Effect of alkali catalysts on lignite and lignite char hydrogasification
VTT Symposium (Valtion Teknillinen Tutkimuskeskus), 1989 Kokorotsikos, S. P. +1 more
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Effect of Lignite Properties on Reactivity of Lignite
Energy Conversion and Management, 2001The purpose of this study is to relate the combustion reactivity of lignite to its physical and chemical properties. Non-isothermal thermogravimetry, where the sample whose temperature increased at a linear rate (40 K/min) was heated in air, has been used to investigate the combustion reactivities of 25 lignite samples originating from different areas ...
Serdar Yaman, Sadriye Küçükbayrak
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International Journal of Coal Geology, 1988
Abstract Samples have been taken systematically from a sequence of immature lignite deposited as a large reserve in Elbistan (37° 48′ N 37° 51′E) 1.5–2 m.y. ago during the Pliocene-Pleistocene transition. The lignite has a high volatile content of 60–70% and a huminite reflectance of 0.27 ± 0.03.
Dogru A.R. +4 more
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Abstract Samples have been taken systematically from a sequence of immature lignite deposited as a large reserve in Elbistan (37° 48′ N 37° 51′E) 1.5–2 m.y. ago during the Pliocene-Pleistocene transition. The lignite has a high volatile content of 60–70% and a huminite reflectance of 0.27 ± 0.03.
Dogru A.R. +4 more
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