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Chemical beneficiation of hingula coal

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Title Chemical beneficiation of hingula coal
 
Creator Purohit, Bijoy Kumar
Pramanik, Swati
Meshram, Pratima
Sahu, S K
Pandey, B D
 
Subject Environmental engineering
Waste Management
 
Description Mineral matter can be reduced by using chemical demineralisation techniques. In this study beneficiation of Hingula coal from Talcher coal field, Odisha, India, having 29.6% ash is reported. Physical beneficiation of the Hingula coal reduced the ash content to 13.3%. To further reduce the ash content, Hingula coal was chemically treated in a two-stage leaching process i.e. alkali leaching followed by acid leaching. Various process parameters such as concentration of alkali, time, and temperature required for optimum demineralisation have been investigated. It was found that by leaching with 0.25N Na2CO3 for 60 min at a temperature of 85oC and a pulp density of 10% followed by leaching with 10% HCl at 95oC for 60 min ash content of this coal was reduced to ~9.8%. It was also observed that when this coal was leached only with 10% H2SO4 at 95oC for 60 min ash content was reduced to ~9.8%. The calorific value of the chemically treated coal was also determined.
 
Publisher www.nmlindia.org
 
Date 2013
 
Type Article
PeerReviewed
 
Format application/pdf
 
Identifier http://eprints.nmlindia.org/6732/1/Chemical_Beneficiation_of_Hingula_Coal.pdf
Purohit, Bijoy Kumar and Pramanik, Swati and Meshram, Pratima and Sahu, S K and Pandey, B D (2013) Chemical beneficiation of hingula coal. 26th National Convention of Metallurgical and Materials Engineers & National Seminar (Non-SCI). pp. 89-93.
 
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