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Slurry phase iron catalysts for indirect coal liquefaction. Third semi-annual progress report, July 4, 1996--January 15, 1997
Author(s) -
Abhaya K. Datye
Publication year - 1997
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.2172/493380
Subject(s) - coal liquefaction , liquefaction , fischer–tropsch process , coal , slurry , catalysis , attrition , waste management , chemical engineering , carbochemistry , metallurgy , environmental science , materials science , chemistry , engineering , organic chemistry , environmental engineering , medicine , dentistry , selectivity
This report describes research conducted to support the DOE program in indirect coal liquefaction. Specifically, we have studied the attrition behavior of iron Fischer-Tropsch catalysts, their interaction with the silica binder and the evolution of iron phases in a synthesis gas conversion process. The results provide significant insight into factors that should be considered in the design of catalysts for converting coal based syn-gas into liquid fuels

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