Synergistic Utilization of Coal Fines and Municipal Solid Waste in Coal-Fired Boilers. Phase I Final Report | Zendy

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Synergistic Utilization of Coal Fines and Municipal Solid Waste in Coal-Fired Boilers. Phase I Final Report

Author(s) -

V. Zamansky,

P. Malý,

M. Klosky

Publication year - 1998

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Reports

DOI - 10.2172/755978

Subject(s) - waste management , coal , cofiring , carbonization , slurry , municipal solid waste , combustion , refuse derived fuel , environmental science , solid fuel , waste to energy , chemistry , engineering , environmental engineering , organic chemistry , adsorption

A feasibility study was performed on a novel concept: to synergistically utilize a blend of waste coal fines with so-called E-fuel for cofiring and reburning in utility and industrial boilers. The E-fuel is produced from MSW by the patented EnerTech's slurry carbonization process. The slurry carbonization technology economically converts MSW to a uniform, low-ash, low-sulfur, and essentially chlorine-free fuel with energy content of about 14,800 Btu/lb

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