Two kinds of coal liquid, the distilled fraction (270~340℃) (DF 5) of low temperature carbonization tar and the extracts by heptane (P M1 ) and THF/MET (P M7 ) from Chinese Pingshuo bituminous coal were studied usin...Two kinds of coal liquid, the distilled fraction (270~340℃) (DF 5) of low temperature carbonization tar and the extracts by heptane (P M1 ) and THF/MET (P M7 ) from Chinese Pingshuo bituminous coal were studied using GC-MS and 13 C-NMR, and were compared with each other The results show that the compounds in DF 5 can be classified as paraffinic compounds and non-paraffinic compounds The average molecular weight of the paraffinic compounds (M PC =303 03) is as same as that of the extract PM 1 (M PM 1 =298 16), as well as their molecular weight distributions The statistical average molecular structural parameters of the non-paraffinic compounds, such as aromatic carbon f a and the structure unit number M SP , were similar to that of the extract PM展开更多
The bottom ash and fly ash from the co-combustion of wood residues and peat at a bubbling fluidised bed boiler(296 MW) contained only quartz(SiO_2), microcline(KAl Si_3O_8) and albite(NaAlSi_3O_8). Thus, X-ray...The bottom ash and fly ash from the co-combustion of wood residues and peat at a bubbling fluidised bed boiler(296 MW) contained only quartz(SiO_2), microcline(KAl Si_3O_8) and albite(NaAlSi_3O_8). Thus, X-ray powder diffraction(XRD) was not useful for clarifying the difference in the release of associated heavy metals from ash matrices. In order to assess the release of heavy metals from ashes under changing environmental conditions, they were sequentially extracted and fractionated by the BCR-procedure into acid soluble/exchangeable(CH_3COOH), reducible(NH_2OH-HCl) and oxidizable(H_2O_2/CH_3COONH_4) phases. The CH_3 COOH extractable fraction in conjunction with the total heavy metals concentrations were used to calculate the risk assessment code values for heavy metals leaching from the ash matrix. The leaching studies indicate that the heavy metals in the bottom ash and fly ash are bound to different fractions with different strengths. From the environmental and utilization perspectives, heavy metals in ashes posed different levels of environmental contamination risk. Only As in the bottom ash posed a very high risk. High risk metals were Cd in the bottom ash as well as As, Cd and Se in the fly ash.展开更多
The recent progress of non-covalent associative structure of coal, and the mechanisms of the CS2/NMP (1:1 by volume) mixed solvent and the additive addition enhancing the extraction yield of coals were reviewed, and t...The recent progress of non-covalent associative structure of coal, and the mechanisms of the CS2/NMP (1:1 by volume) mixed solvent and the additive addition enhancing the extraction yield of coals were reviewed, and the aggregation behavior of coal in solid and solution states were presented, and the aggregation behavior of coal in solid and solution states were introduced in this paper. Coal extraction and swelling in organic solvents at room temperature were the most useful methods to understand the associative structure of coal. CS2/NMP (1:1 by volume) is a unique solvent to give high extraction yields for some bituminous coals. Some additives can dissociate the stronger interactions among coal molecules and enhance the extraction yields of coal in the mixed solvent.展开更多
The effect of different factors on coal extraction yield-temperature, solvent, coal type and irradiation time were investigated for different China coals under microwave-assisted extraction(MAE). The results show th...The effect of different factors on coal extraction yield-temperature, solvent, coal type and irradiation time were investigated for different China coals under microwave-assisted extraction(MAE). The results show that the optimum temperature for ethanol, acetone and THF are 393,373 and 373 K respectively and the extraction yield of THF is higher than that of other two solvents under MAE. Extraction with several single organic solvents were conducted for the 5 typical China coals-Shenfu, Tongchuan, Panzhihua, Yitai and Huating coal under microwave-assisted extraction and Soxhlet extraction. Results indicat that extraction yield of ethylenediamine, ethanol, acetone, tetrahydrofuran under MAE are all higher than that of Soxhlet extraction and MAE required less time. Tongchuan coal extracts of ethanol and acetone which were extracted by MAE and Soxhlet extraction were analyzed by GC/MS.展开更多
The solubilization of small molecules from coal by solvent extraction and the resulting effects on the pore distribution of a low rank coal were studied. Samples were extracted, in succession, with petroleum ether and...The solubilization of small molecules from coal by solvent extraction and the resulting effects on the pore distribution of a low rank coal were studied. Samples were extracted, in succession, with petroleum ether and with CS2. Extract and residue fractions collected during the solubilization process were analyzed by FTIR and by surface area and porosimetry. The results show that an obvious inflection point exists that allows separating the dissolution sequence into stages. Small molecules are first extracted from the free state, then molecules trapped in micropores are extracted and, finally, molecules trapped in the coal-matrix network are extracted. This is indicated from the extraction yield curves. Chain-like carbonyl compounds, -OH (or -NH) containing compounds that are hydrogen bonded and phenolics dominate the petroleum ether extracts. Chain-like carbonyl components and ether compounds (aliphatic ethers and aromatic ethers) dominate the CS2 extracts. A solvent dissolution mechanism and the effect of small molecule extraction on the pore structure are put forward. Diffusion, dissolution, pore opening, pore shrinking or even collapsing caused by swelling, creating of new micropores, pore opening and, finally, colloidallization of some micropores occurs. In the later stages of the extraction the internal structure of the coal is colloidallized due to swelling and the pore number or volume is greatly reduced.展开更多
文摘Two kinds of coal liquid, the distilled fraction (270~340℃) (DF 5) of low temperature carbonization tar and the extracts by heptane (P M1 ) and THF/MET (P M7 ) from Chinese Pingshuo bituminous coal were studied using GC-MS and 13 C-NMR, and were compared with each other The results show that the compounds in DF 5 can be classified as paraffinic compounds and non-paraffinic compounds The average molecular weight of the paraffinic compounds (M PC =303 03) is as same as that of the extract PM 1 (M PM 1 =298 16), as well as their molecular weight distributions The statistical average molecular structural parameters of the non-paraffinic compounds, such as aromatic carbon f a and the structure unit number M SP , were similar to that of the extract PM
文摘The bottom ash and fly ash from the co-combustion of wood residues and peat at a bubbling fluidised bed boiler(296 MW) contained only quartz(SiO_2), microcline(KAl Si_3O_8) and albite(NaAlSi_3O_8). Thus, X-ray powder diffraction(XRD) was not useful for clarifying the difference in the release of associated heavy metals from ash matrices. In order to assess the release of heavy metals from ashes under changing environmental conditions, they were sequentially extracted and fractionated by the BCR-procedure into acid soluble/exchangeable(CH_3COOH), reducible(NH_2OH-HCl) and oxidizable(H_2O_2/CH_3COONH_4) phases. The CH_3 COOH extractable fraction in conjunction with the total heavy metals concentrations were used to calculate the risk assessment code values for heavy metals leaching from the ash matrix. The leaching studies indicate that the heavy metals in the bottom ash and fly ash are bound to different fractions with different strengths. From the environmental and utilization perspectives, heavy metals in ashes posed different levels of environmental contamination risk. Only As in the bottom ash posed a very high risk. High risk metals were Cd in the bottom ash as well as As, Cd and Se in the fly ash.
基金Supported by the Scientific Research Foundation for the Returned Overseas Chinese Scholars of MOE and the Natural Scientific Foundation of Anhui Education Department (2003kj052)
文摘The recent progress of non-covalent associative structure of coal, and the mechanisms of the CS2/NMP (1:1 by volume) mixed solvent and the additive addition enhancing the extraction yield of coals were reviewed, and the aggregation behavior of coal in solid and solution states were presented, and the aggregation behavior of coal in solid and solution states were introduced in this paper. Coal extraction and swelling in organic solvents at room temperature were the most useful methods to understand the associative structure of coal. CS2/NMP (1:1 by volume) is a unique solvent to give high extraction yields for some bituminous coals. Some additives can dissociate the stronger interactions among coal molecules and enhance the extraction yields of coal in the mixed solvent.
文摘The effect of different factors on coal extraction yield-temperature, solvent, coal type and irradiation time were investigated for different China coals under microwave-assisted extraction(MAE). The results show that the optimum temperature for ethanol, acetone and THF are 393,373 and 373 K respectively and the extraction yield of THF is higher than that of other two solvents under MAE. Extraction with several single organic solvents were conducted for the 5 typical China coals-Shenfu, Tongchuan, Panzhihua, Yitai and Huating coal under microwave-assisted extraction and Soxhlet extraction. Results indicat that extraction yield of ethylenediamine, ethanol, acetone, tetrahydrofuran under MAE are all higher than that of Soxhlet extraction and MAE required less time. Tongchuan coal extracts of ethanol and acetone which were extracted by MAE and Soxhlet extraction were analyzed by GC/MS.
基金Projects 50474066 and 50874108 supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China107055 by the Scientific Research Key Project of Ministry of Education+1 种基金BK20070380 by the Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu ProvinceCPEUKF06-03 and CPEUKF08-06 by the Open Fund of Key Laboratory of Coal Process and Clean Utilization of Ministry of Education,China
文摘The solubilization of small molecules from coal by solvent extraction and the resulting effects on the pore distribution of a low rank coal were studied. Samples were extracted, in succession, with petroleum ether and with CS2. Extract and residue fractions collected during the solubilization process were analyzed by FTIR and by surface area and porosimetry. The results show that an obvious inflection point exists that allows separating the dissolution sequence into stages. Small molecules are first extracted from the free state, then molecules trapped in micropores are extracted and, finally, molecules trapped in the coal-matrix network are extracted. This is indicated from the extraction yield curves. Chain-like carbonyl compounds, -OH (or -NH) containing compounds that are hydrogen bonded and phenolics dominate the petroleum ether extracts. Chain-like carbonyl components and ether compounds (aliphatic ethers and aromatic ethers) dominate the CS2 extracts. A solvent dissolution mechanism and the effect of small molecule extraction on the pore structure are put forward. Diffusion, dissolution, pore opening, pore shrinking or even collapsing caused by swelling, creating of new micropores, pore opening and, finally, colloidallization of some micropores occurs. In the later stages of the extraction the internal structure of the coal is colloidallized due to swelling and the pore number or volume is greatly reduced.