Processes for converting coal into gaseous and liquid fuels. Paper No. SPE 4158
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| Citation | "\"Gillmore, D.W.\"" |
| Is NETL associated | "\"Yes\"" |
| NETL Point of Contact | "\"Roy Long\"" |
| NETL Point of Contact's Email | "\"Roy.long@netl.doe.gov\"" |
| NETL program or project | "\"KMD\"" |
| Publication Date | "\"1/1/1972\"" |
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| notes | The future of coal usage to alleviate the energy shortage depends on our ability to burn coal cleanly and to convert it to gaseous and liquid products. This paper discusses the state-of-the-art of coal conversion and reviews briefly by simplified flow sheets the major gasification and liquefaction processes. At present technology has not advanced beyond pilot plant or demonstration stages; even the optimistic experts predict that commercial operations will not be realized before the 1090's. Hence, a large and concerted effort is needed now to implement conversion of coal to gas and oil. |
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| title | Processes for converting coal into gaseous and liquid fuels. Paper No. SPE 4158 |