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Coal liquid fuel diesel combustion

Liquid fuels for use in internal-combustion engines are extracted and refined from crude oil, with diesel fuels being part of the middle distillate or kerosene fraction. Kerosene was initially derived from coal pyrolysis. The initial main use of this type of distillate was for the kerosene lamp, which had replaced lamps based on whale oil. [Pg.336]

Emissions Sampling of Combustion Effluents from a Stationary Diesel Engine That Bums a Coal-Derived Liquid Fuel... [Pg.130]

CEB will be used for coal and waste combustion, and not primarily for heavy fuel oil. However, the projected large-scale test 7 MW, facility can only use heavy fuel oil. Therefore, this oil was used to test it on a small scale. A small flame tunnel with separate air and liquid fuel injectors was constructed to demonstrate the potential of CEB to recover SO2. Figure 10 shows a photograph of the set-up, with the control panel at the right hand, and the flame tunnel in the middle. The three injection ports for CEB material are visible at the front side. Through the opening in the middle (the nozzle has been removed), the flame from diesel combustion is clearly visible. In all experiments, CEB is sprayed perpendicular to the fuel stream. A portable Mass Spectrometer has been purchased to analyse the exit gases from the flame tunnel experiments on SO2. [Pg.1595]

However, the overall thermal efficiency of these processes is relatively low, on the order of 50%. Thus, total carbon dioxide emissions for a coal-to-liquid plant, including carbon dioxide from the conversion process and from combustion of the liquid fuel, are roughly twice that of diesel fuel produced from petroleum. [Pg.770]


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