Which coal chemical products are suitable for producing from long-flame coal?
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This post was last edited by lflsedin on 2015-11-17 at 21:55. The coal I have is long-flame coal with a volatilization content of over 35; it has low caking properties, and its fixed carbon content is only around 50. It is mainly used as fuel coal and for producing semi-coke. The consultation suggested that the coal available in our area is suitable for vaporization. What is the basis for determining which coal is suitable for vaporization? The coal we have here also produces a higher amount of tar. Could someone explain the relationship between different types of coal and the types of products that can be obtained from them?
It is determined in accordance with ** and industry local standards, taking into account industrial operation data.
Products are certainly determined by the market; long-flame coal has good reactivity and is suitable for gasification.
Where are you from? We are planning to launch a project for producing gas from long-flame coal.
Long-flame coal is suitable for direct liquefaction; Shenhua Ordos’s million-ton-scale coal direct liquefaction project uses long-flame coal.