Fly ash is a fine and dispersed powder discharged from power station after the coal being burned. With the deepening of people’s recognition about the pollution problem of fly ash, the ways of utilizing fly ash are g...Fly ash is a fine and dispersed powder discharged from power station after the coal being burned. With the deepening of people’s recognition about the pollution problem of fly ash, the ways of utilizing fly ash are gradually increasing. Utilizing value of fly ash is closely related to the unburned carbon content.On the basis of analysis of modern testing method,a fundamental thinking is theoretically posed for decreasing unburned carbon content from fly ash by a dry removing carbon technology. The triboelectric separation method shown that the above mentioned thinking of dry removing carbon from fly ash is practical.展开更多
Normally, industries in general, produce waste at its majority toxic, such as fly ash, for example, which damage the environment. The aim of this paper is to investigate the evolution of the temperature in a combustio...Normally, industries in general, produce waste at its majority toxic, such as fly ash, for example, which damage the environment. The aim of this paper is to investigate the evolution of the temperature in a combustion reactor, full of pellets manufactured with fly ash, clay and charcoal powder, after sintering, to obtainment synthetic aggregates for use in civil construction. The pellets were produced in a cement mix. For realization of the work, a co-current combustion reactor was made in order to analyze the temperatures profile and investigate if the values of these temperatures would be sufficient to initiate the process of sintering of the pellets. Temperatures reached in the reactor varied in the range of 800 ℃-1,290 ℃. These values are sufficient to initiate the process of sintering of the pellets. For the experiment realized, parameters such as inlet velocity of the fluid （air）, diameters of the pellets and size of charcoal crushed in a disk mill were varied and the effect of variations of these parameters were analyzed for the experiment. The historical temperatures were recorded by a data acquisition instrument and subsequently plotted for analysis.展开更多
Three fresh China coals （lignitie, bituminite and anthracite） from different geological origin and the corresponding fly and bottom ashes were studied by room temperature（RT） Mossbauer spectroscopy（MS）. The iron...Three fresh China coals （lignitie, bituminite and anthracite） from different geological origin and the corresponding fly and bottom ashes were studied by room temperature（RT） Mossbauer spectroscopy（MS）. The iron-bearing minerals were characterized to be mainly pyrite in all coal samples by the hyperfine parameters.Suphate（FeSO4·nH2O） was found in bituminite and anthracite coal.The MSssbauer spectra of the fly and bottom ashes as a result of pulverised coal combustion（PCC） in Xiaolongtan,Shuicheng and Luohuang Power Plants are comprised of superimposed sextets and doulets of oxides includes maghemite（γ-Fe2O3）, magnitite（Fe3O4）, haematite（α-Fe2O3）, magnesioferite （MgFe2O4）, Fe^3＋/Fe^2＋ -mullite, Fe^3＋ -glass silicate and metallic iron. The studies also show that iron-bearing minerals in coals are largely dependant on geological regions and coal rank, the composition of the corresponding fly and bottom ashes will not only depend on the type and mineralogy of the feed coal but also on the local nature of combustion.展开更多
Refined carbon(RC) derived from coal fly ash(CFA) as well as powdered activated carbon(PAC) was investigated as adsorbent to remove residual amine collector HAY from aqueous solution.The RC and PAC were characterized ...Refined carbon(RC) derived from coal fly ash(CFA) as well as powdered activated carbon(PAC) was investigated as adsorbent to remove residual amine collector HAY from aqueous solution.The RC and PAC were characterized by scanning electron microscopy(SEM),surface area measurement,Zeta potential measurement and Fourier transform infrared(FTIR) spectroscopy.The effect factors and mechanisms of HAY adsorption onto RC and PAC were studied in detail.The results show that the experimental kinetic data agree well with the pseudo second-order equation,and the Langmuir isotherm model is found to be more appropriate to explicate the experimental equilibrium isotherm results than the Freundlich model.The adsorption capacities of PAC and RC increase with pH.It is found that alkaline condition is conducive to the adsorption of HAY onto PAC and RC and the adsorption efficiency of RC is close to PAC at pH near 11.Zeta potential variation of adsorbents suggests that HAY generates electrostatic adsorption onto RC and PAC.FTIR analysis shows that the adsorption is dominantly of a physical process.The Box-Behnken design optimization conditions of process are RC 1 g/L,pH 11,temperature 302 K and initial HAY concentration 100 mg/L.Under these conditions,the measured adsorption ratio and adsorption capacity are 87.91%and 87.91 mg/g,respectively.Thus,the RC is considered to be a potential adsorbent for the removal of residual amine from aqueous solution.展开更多
文摘Fly ash is a fine and dispersed powder discharged from power station after the coal being burned. With the deepening of people’s recognition about the pollution problem of fly ash, the ways of utilizing fly ash are gradually increasing. Utilizing value of fly ash is closely related to the unburned carbon content.On the basis of analysis of modern testing method,a fundamental thinking is theoretically posed for decreasing unburned carbon content from fly ash by a dry removing carbon technology. The triboelectric separation method shown that the above mentioned thinking of dry removing carbon from fly ash is practical.
文摘Normally, industries in general, produce waste at its majority toxic, such as fly ash, for example, which damage the environment. The aim of this paper is to investigate the evolution of the temperature in a combustion reactor, full of pellets manufactured with fly ash, clay and charcoal powder, after sintering, to obtainment synthetic aggregates for use in civil construction. The pellets were produced in a cement mix. For realization of the work, a co-current combustion reactor was made in order to analyze the temperatures profile and investigate if the values of these temperatures would be sufficient to initiate the process of sintering of the pellets. Temperatures reached in the reactor varied in the range of 800 ℃-1,290 ℃. These values are sufficient to initiate the process of sintering of the pellets. For the experiment realized, parameters such as inlet velocity of the fluid （air）, diameters of the pellets and size of charcoal crushed in a disk mill were varied and the effect of variations of these parameters were analyzed for the experiment. The historical temperatures were recorded by a data acquisition instrument and subsequently plotted for analysis.
文摘Three fresh China coals （lignitie, bituminite and anthracite） from different geological origin and the corresponding fly and bottom ashes were studied by room temperature（RT） Mossbauer spectroscopy（MS）. The iron-bearing minerals were characterized to be mainly pyrite in all coal samples by the hyperfine parameters.Suphate（FeSO4·nH2O） was found in bituminite and anthracite coal.The MSssbauer spectra of the fly and bottom ashes as a result of pulverised coal combustion（PCC） in Xiaolongtan,Shuicheng and Luohuang Power Plants are comprised of superimposed sextets and doulets of oxides includes maghemite（γ-Fe2O3）, magnitite（Fe3O4）, haematite（α-Fe2O3）, magnesioferite （MgFe2O4）, Fe^3＋/Fe^2＋ -mullite, Fe^3＋ -glass silicate and metallic iron. The studies also show that iron-bearing minerals in coals are largely dependant on geological regions and coal rank, the composition of the corresponding fly and bottom ashes will not only depend on the type and mineralogy of the feed coal but also on the local nature of combustion.
基金Projects(2013BAB07B03,2013BAC15B01)supported by the National Key Technology Research and Development Program of the Ministry of Science and Technology of ChinaProject(51264005)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China+1 种基金Project(Qiankehejz[2014]2009)supported by the Key Foundation of Science and Technology of Guizhou Province,ChinaProject([2013]019)supported by“125”Major Special Project of Guizhou Province,China
文摘Refined carbon(RC) derived from coal fly ash(CFA) as well as powdered activated carbon(PAC) was investigated as adsorbent to remove residual amine collector HAY from aqueous solution.The RC and PAC were characterized by scanning electron microscopy(SEM),surface area measurement,Zeta potential measurement and Fourier transform infrared(FTIR) spectroscopy.The effect factors and mechanisms of HAY adsorption onto RC and PAC were studied in detail.The results show that the experimental kinetic data agree well with the pseudo second-order equation,and the Langmuir isotherm model is found to be more appropriate to explicate the experimental equilibrium isotherm results than the Freundlich model.The adsorption capacities of PAC and RC increase with pH.It is found that alkaline condition is conducive to the adsorption of HAY onto PAC and RC and the adsorption efficiency of RC is close to PAC at pH near 11.Zeta potential variation of adsorbents suggests that HAY generates electrostatic adsorption onto RC and PAC.FTIR analysis shows that the adsorption is dominantly of a physical process.The Box-Behnken design optimization conditions of process are RC 1 g/L,pH 11,temperature 302 K and initial HAY concentration 100 mg/L.Under these conditions,the measured adsorption ratio and adsorption capacity are 87.91%and 87.91 mg/g,respectively.Thus,the RC is considered to be a potential adsorbent for the removal of residual amine from aqueous solution.
