Processing of Low-Demand Coal and Other Carbon-Containing Materials for Energy Production Purposes
Abstract
The main area of coal application is energy production. During such stages as min-ing, transporting, treatment, storing and processing
of coal, a large number of small products are formed, such as screenings, spills, sludges, etc. Such products are not used
and significantly pollute the environment. Meanwhile, after agglomeration, they can eas-ily be used for the production of thermal
energy. Of all the known agglomeration meth-ods, briquetting is most suitable. The technology of obtaining flammable briquettes
based on coal is developed. A technology has also been developed to produce fuel bri-quettes from coal slurries and paper waste.
The use of coal slurries and paper waste as binder materials makes it possible to obtain a fuel pellet that is simple in production and
composition and at the same time allows to utilize coal and paper wastes. The technolo-gy of obtaining fuel extrudates (briquettes)
from wood and shale wastes, as well as wood, shale waste and sludge was developed. Thus, technologies have been developed to
produce fuel briquettes from various types of low-demand carbon-containing materi-als for domestic use.
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