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Lignite-fired coal power plants suffer from a significant heat loss due to   the high moisture content in this energy carrier. Water removal from fuel is   an indispensable treatment for improving the combustion process, which will   foster the efficient utilization of lignite. Superheated steam fluidized bed   drying is expected for this purpose in a power generation sector.   Understanding drying kinetics of lignite will greatly reinforce design   process of a dryer. Physical features as well as the drying behaviour may be   divergent among the lignite originated from different depths and positions in   a certain mine. To reveal and clarify the influence of the geological   features, the drying characteristics of several grades of lignite from the   Belchatow mine in Poland were investigated. The attempts to clarify the   influence of the divergent properties of the investigated samples on the   drying kinetics in superheated steam were presented in this paper

Influence of geological variations on lignite drying kinetics in superheated steam atmosphere for Belchatow deposit located in the central Poland