The present study aims to explore the physico-chemical structure evolution characteristic during Yangchangwan bituminous coal(YCW)gasification in the presence of iron-based waste catalyst(IWC).The catalytic gasificati...The present study aims to explore the physico-chemical structure evolution characteristic during Yangchangwan bituminous coal(YCW)gasification in the presence of iron-based waste catalyst(IWC).The catalytic gasification reactivity of YCW was measured by thermogravimetric analyzer.Scanning electron microscope–energy dispersive system,nitrogen adsorption analyzer and laser Raman spectroscopy were employed to analyze the char physico-chemical properties.The results show that the optimal IWC loading ratio was 5 wt%at 1000°C.The distribution of IWC on char was uneven and Fe catalyst concentrated on the surface of some chars.The specific surface area of YCW gasified semi-char decreased significantly with the increase of gasification time.i.e.,the specific surface area reduced from 382 m2/g(0 min)to 192 m2/g(3 min),meanwhile,the number of micropores and mesopores decreased sharply at the late gasification stage.The carbon microcrystalline structure of YCW gasified semi-char was gradually destroyed with the increase of gasification time,and the microcrystalline structure with small size was gradually generated,resulting in the decreasing order degree of carbon microcrystalline structure.IWC can catalyze YCW gasification which could provide theoretical guidance for industrial solid waste recycling.展开更多
The purpose of this study is to investigate the catalytic effects of alkali and alkaline earth metallic species （AAEM） on char conversion during the gasification in steam and the changes in ex-situ char reactivity i...The purpose of this study is to investigate the catalytic effects of alkali and alkaline earth metallic species （AAEM） on char conversion during the gasification in steam and the changes in ex-situ char reactivity in oxygen after the gasification in steam using different forms （i.e. H-form, Na-form） of Shengli brown coal. The surface area, AAEM concentration and carbon crystallite of chars were obtained to understand the change in char reactivity. It was found that not only Na concentration and carbon structure were the main factors governing the char reactivity in the atmosphere of steam and oxygen, but also they interacted each other. The presence of Na could facilitate the formation of disordering carbon structure in char, and the amorphous carbon structure would in turn affect the distribution of Na and thus its catalytic performance. The surface area and pore volume had very little relationship with the char＇s reactivity. Addi- tionally, the morphology of chars from different forms of coals were observed using scanning electron microscope （SEM）.展开更多
The physiochemical properties of chars produced by coal pyrolysis in a laboratory-scale fluidized bed reactor with a continuous coal feed and char discharge at temperatures of 750 to 980 ~ C under N2-based atmospheres...The physiochemical properties of chars produced by coal pyrolysis in a laboratory-scale fluidized bed reactor with a continuous coal feed and char discharge at temperatures of 750 to 980 ~ C under N2-based atmospheres containing 02, H2, CO, CH4, and CO2 were studied. The specific surface area of the char was found to decrease with increasing pyrolysis temperature. The interlayer spacing of the char also decreased, while the average stacking height and carbon crystal size increased at higher temperatures, suggesting that the char generated at high temperatures had a highly ordered structure. The char obtained using an ER value of 0.064 exhibited the highest specific surface area and oxidation reactivity. Rela- tively high 02 concentrations degraded the pore structure of the char, decreasing the surface area. The char produced in an atmosphere incorporating H2 showed a more condensed crystalline structure and consequently had lower oxidation reactivity.展开更多
基金The present work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (21968024)the Project of Key Research Plan of Ningxia (2019BCH01001)The authors also gratefully thank Professor Junzhuo Fang for his help in taking SEM–EDS photos.
文摘The present study aims to explore the physico-chemical structure evolution characteristic during Yangchangwan bituminous coal(YCW)gasification in the presence of iron-based waste catalyst(IWC).The catalytic gasification reactivity of YCW was measured by thermogravimetric analyzer.Scanning electron microscope–energy dispersive system,nitrogen adsorption analyzer and laser Raman spectroscopy were employed to analyze the char physico-chemical properties.The results show that the optimal IWC loading ratio was 5 wt%at 1000°C.The distribution of IWC on char was uneven and Fe catalyst concentrated on the surface of some chars.The specific surface area of YCW gasified semi-char decreased significantly with the increase of gasification time.i.e.,the specific surface area reduced from 382 m2/g(0 min)to 192 m2/g(3 min),meanwhile,the number of micropores and mesopores decreased sharply at the late gasification stage.The carbon microcrystalline structure of YCW gasified semi-char was gradually destroyed with the increase of gasification time,and the microcrystalline structure with small size was gradually generated,resulting in the decreasing order degree of carbon microcrystalline structure.IWC can catalyze YCW gasification which could provide theoretical guidance for industrial solid waste recycling.
文摘The purpose of this study is to investigate the catalytic effects of alkali and alkaline earth metallic species （AAEM） on char conversion during the gasification in steam and the changes in ex-situ char reactivity in oxygen after the gasification in steam using different forms （i.e. H-form, Na-form） of Shengli brown coal. The surface area, AAEM concentration and carbon crystallite of chars were obtained to understand the change in char reactivity. It was found that not only Na concentration and carbon structure were the main factors governing the char reactivity in the atmosphere of steam and oxygen, but also they interacted each other. The presence of Na could facilitate the formation of disordering carbon structure in char, and the amorphous carbon structure would in turn affect the distribution of Na and thus its catalytic performance. The surface area and pore volume had very little relationship with the char＇s reactivity. Addi- tionally, the morphology of chars from different forms of coals were observed using scanning electron microscope （SEM）.
文摘The physiochemical properties of chars produced by coal pyrolysis in a laboratory-scale fluidized bed reactor with a continuous coal feed and char discharge at temperatures of 750 to 980 ~ C under N2-based atmospheres containing 02, H2, CO, CH4, and CO2 were studied. The specific surface area of the char was found to decrease with increasing pyrolysis temperature. The interlayer spacing of the char also decreased, while the average stacking height and carbon crystal size increased at higher temperatures, suggesting that the char generated at high temperatures had a highly ordered structure. The char obtained using an ER value of 0.064 exhibited the highest specific surface area and oxidation reactivity. Rela- tively high 02 concentrations degraded the pore structure of the char, decreasing the surface area. The char produced in an atmosphere incorporating H2 showed a more condensed crystalline structure and consequently had lower oxidation reactivity.
