Results 161 to 170 of about 393,074 (219)
Desulfurization of Petroleum Coke with Hydrogen
Journal of The Japan Petroleum Institute, 1973 Takanari, Noboru, Tanaka, Takashi
openaire +2 more sources
The Applied Study of Petroleum Coke’s Application of Coking in Baosteel
Metallurgical Engineering, 2017 openaire +1 more source
Some of the next articles are maybe not open access.
Related searches:
Related searches:
Fuel, 2011
Abstract The effect of particle size distribution of petroleum coke on the properties of petroleum coke–oil slurry (PCOS) from four Chinese petroleum coke samples, such as apparent viscosity, rheological behavior, static stability, were systematically investigated.
Qihui He
exaly +2 more sources
Abstract The effect of particle size distribution of petroleum coke on the properties of petroleum coke–oil slurry (PCOS) from four Chinese petroleum coke samples, such as apparent viscosity, rheological behavior, static stability, were systematically investigated.
Qihui He
exaly +2 more sources
Applied Energy, 2015 Steam gasification of petroleum coke catalyzed by black liquor (BL) was conducted in a micro fluidized bed to investigate the reaction characteristics and kinetics, including the effects of temperature, particle size, BL loading amount and oxygen content
Guangwen Xu, Yuming Zhang, Shiqiu Gao
exaly +2 more sources
Coke and Chemistry, 2021
Attention focuses on the possibility of producing petroleum coke from batch containing heavy tar with the addition of residue from the hydraulic processing of petroleum. The resulting samples of petroleum coke are subjected to technical analysis, and their microstructure is assessed.
A. S. Lavrova +4 more
openaire +1 more source
Attention focuses on the possibility of producing petroleum coke from batch containing heavy tar with the addition of residue from the hydraulic processing of petroleum. The resulting samples of petroleum coke are subjected to technical analysis, and their microstructure is assessed.
A. S. Lavrova +4 more
openaire +1 more source
Co-gasification of petroleum coke and biomass
Fuel, 2014 Gasification may be an attractive alternative for converting heavy oil residue - petroleum coke into valuable synthetic gas. Due to the low reactivity of petroleum coke, it is maybe preferable to convert it in combination with other fuels such as biomass.
Klas Engvall, Truls Liliedahl
exaly +2 more sources
JOM, 1972
Petroleum coke properties are influenced at each stage of production, and have a definite bearing on end use.
C. B. Scott, H. O. Folkins
openaire +1 more source
Petroleum coke properties are influenced at each stage of production, and have a definite bearing on end use.
C. B. Scott, H. O. Folkins
openaire +1 more source
Hydrodesulphurisation of Petroleum Coke
Journal of Progress in Engineering and Physical Science, 2023Hydrodesulphurisation in a fluidized bed offers the most attractive process for the desulphurisation of petroleum coke. Results of coke hydrodesulphurisation clearly indicate that the rate of sulphur removal is greatest at about 1100 K. The hydrodesulphurisation process is particularly effective with cokes of high sulphur content and high ash and heavy
openaire +1 more source
Oxidation of coke with petroleum-based coking additives
Coke and Chemistry, 2016The properties of coking batch may be stabilized by means of DK coking additive based on the products of petroleum pyrolysis, characterized by low ash content (Ad = 0.4%), high sulfur content (Std= 4.1%), and high yield of volatiles (Vdaf = 17.2%) relative to coal concentrates. Individual coking of DK coking additive yields a product (particle size >40
M. V. Zorin +3 more
openaire +1 more source