J. Narangerel, A. Ariunaa, O. Nasantogtokh, E. Puntsagdash
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Abstract
The combination of denitrogenation pretreatment and deep hydrotreatment was examined to produce clean transportation fuel from nitrogen-rich coal liquid. Heavier fraction (recovery yield; 13.1 wt%) of coal liquid was separated by distillation and denitrogenated by extractions with CuCl2 · 2H2O, sulfuric acid, furfural and their combinations. Effectiveness of the treatments for nitrogen reduction was increased as following; H2SO4 (48.0%) < CuCl2 ⋅ 2H2O (75.0%) < furfural (80.0%) < H2SO4/furfural (85.0%) < CuCl2 ⋅ 2H2O/furfural (92.0%). The hydrotreatment tests using a batch-type autoclave showed that the hydrodenitrogenation of the heavier oil was promoted by the denitrogenation pretreatment with an order of furfural < H2SO4 < CuCl2 ⋅ 2H2O < H2SO4/furfural < CuCl2 ⋅ 2H2O/furfural. The combined treatment with CuCl2·2H2O and furfural was the most effective for both its nitrogen reduction and enhancement of the following hydrodenitrogenation. As a result, the first-order hydrodenitrogenation rate increased by 4.4, and the nitrogen content was reduced to 11 wtppm or 230-fold compared with those of the untreated heavier oil. Mixtures of refined heavier oils and heavier-cut coal liquid were also hydrotreated and similar tendencies were obtained.
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The journal publishes theoretical and applied articles on the chemistry and physics of solid fuels and carbonaceous materials. It addresses the composition, structure, and properties of solid fuels. The aim of the published articles is to demonstrate how novel discoveries, developments, and theories may be used in improved analysis and design of new types of fuels, chemicals, and by-products. The journal is particularly concerned with technological aspects of various chemical conversion processes and includes papers related to geochemistry, petrology and systematization of fossil fuels, their beneficiation and preparation for processing, the processes themselves, and the ultimate recovery of the liquid or gaseous end products.