INTRINSIC KINETICS OF OXIDATION OF RESIDUAL ORGANIC CARBON IN RAPIDLY PYROLYZED OIL SHALE

The intrinsic kinetics of reaction of oxygen with carbonaceous residue in rapidly pyrolyzed Colorado oil shale were determined by a series of isothermal fluidized-bed experiments in the temperature range of 384 to 474supO/C. The char was produced from 100L/Mg (24 gal/ton) oil shale by rapid heating to 530supO/C and isothermal pyrolysis for 5 min. The oxidation rate, determined by mass spectrometer measurements of evolved CO and COsub2, has second-order dependence on the unreacted char.

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Citation "\"F.D. Fujimoto, R.L. Braun, R.W. Taylor, C.J. Morris\""
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NETL Point of Contact "\"Roy Long\""
NETL Point of Contact's Email "\"Roy.long@netl.doe.gov\""
NETL program or project "\"KMD\""
Publication Date "\"11/1/1986\""
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notes The intrinsic kinetics of reaction of oxygen with carbonaceous residue in rapidly pyrolyzed Colorado oil shale were determined by a series of isothermal fluidized-bed experiments in the temperature range of 384 to 474supO/C. The char was produced from 100L/Mg (24 gal/ton) oil shale by rapid heating to 530supO/C and isothermal pyrolysis for 5 min. The oxidation rate, determined by mass spectrometer measurements of evolved CO and COsub2, has second-order dependence on the unreacted char.
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title INTRINSIC KINETICS OF OXIDATION OF RESIDUAL ORGANIC CARBON IN RAPIDLY PYROLYZED OIL SHALE