Alkali Leaching of Indian Coal for Ash Reduction

Leaching Characteristics of Fluoride from Coal Fly Ash

Leaching of fluoride from fly ash has been studied at different ash/water ratios and temperatures and also over a broad range of pH. The efficiency of leaching was only slightly dependent on the ash/water ratio, thus revealing a solubilitycontrolled mechanism of the process. The efficiency was also independent of the temperature over the range 20 90°C.

Removal of Ash Content from Indian Coal by Using Solvents

Coal is most important fossil fuel in world. Energy requirement of world is increasing in many fields day by day. The crude oil and coal are the main backbone of energy. Since the reserves of crude oil are decreasing day by day as a result the coal becomes the main sources of fossil fuel. Ash content of Indian coal is very high ranging from 15% to 55% [1]. Ash is an inorganic compound present i...

Studies on Co2 Gasification Reactivity of High Ash Indian Coal

Coal is a prime energy source in India and will continue to play its role for coming several decades. However, our indigenous coal suffers from high ash content and present coal based conventional power generation technologies have several drawbacks such as, lower efficiency, environmental loading and damages thereof. Herein the importance of gasification lies because coal gasification is a mea...

Evaluation of Leaching Protocols for Testing of High-Carbon Coal Fly Ash–Soil Mixtures

Beneficial reuse of coal combustion byproducts, e.g., in highway construction, requires an evaluation of metal leaching potential. Metal leaching from high-carbon fly ash in soil mixes typical of highway embankment construction was evaluated using different soil-fly ash mixtures and three common leaching tests: the water leach test (WLT), the Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure (TCLP), a...

Leaching from Biomass Combustion Ash

Reduction of Sulfur and Ash from Tabas Coal by Froth Flotation

Tabas mines in Iran have coal sources which are suitable for use in metallurgy industries as coking coal. But the high sulfur content of this coal imposes severe limitations on its utilization as the sulfur oxide gases evolved from the combustion of high sulfur coals result in acid rains and corrosion of equipments. In this work, attempts have been made to reduce sulfur from high sulfur coa...