The effect of ash content on slurry concentration
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Some sources state that a high ash content reduces the uniformity of the coal quality, which in turn affects the concentration of the coal slurry. What is the mechanism behind this?
An increase in ash means an increase in inert components; when these inert components are mixed into the coal slurry, doesn’t that lead to a decrease in the concentration of the slurry? Please discuss!
The slurry concentration should not be reflected; only the effective concentration will decrease, as well as the effective gas production rate.
Agree with the view from the third floor; it’s just that the effective utilization rate has decreased
An increase in ash content alters the grindability index of coal, affecting the concentration of water-coal slurry
The ash content increases, the carbon content decreases, the reaction speeds up, and only the ash discharge load increases. Hehe
The factors affecting the slurry concentration are not significant; indeed, the issue should be analyzed from the perspective of the grindability index. However, the main factor influencing the slurry concentration is the amount of internal water present in the coal.
The main factors affecting the slurry concentration are the grindability index and the slurry-forming properties of the coal