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Regarding volatile matter

2016-06-27View Original

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What is the theoretical basis for the claim that the higher the volatile matter content in coal, the greater its reactivity? How to explain it?
Reply #22016-06-27
Generally, coal with a high volatile matter content is younger, and therefore has better reactivity.
Reply #32016-06-27
What role does volatile matter play in the gasification reaction?
Reply #42016-06-28
After the moisture in the coal powder is removed, the volatiles precipitate first. Gases are more reactive; the higher the volatility, the easier the reaction ; Moreover, as volatiles are released, the pores in the coal powder particles become more developed, which is favorable for the gasification reaction
Reply #52016-06-30
The main components in coal that participate in reactions are volatile matter and fixed carbon. In fixed-bed gasification technology, volatiles begin to undergo dry distillation at lower temperatures; the higher the volatility of the coal, the greater the porosity or internal surface area of the coke formed as a result of dry distillation, and consequently, its reactivity is also higher.

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