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Texas lignite

Parameter Texas lignite Texas lignite Pike Count c y Pike Count d y Dotiki New- lands El Cerrej 0 n Skyline Robins 0 n Creek R F Pocahonta sNo. 3 Petroleu m coke... [Pg.273]

Guven, H. Lee, L-J. "Characterization of Mineral Matter in East Texas Lignites" Texas Energy and Natural Resources Advisory Council, Report EDF-103, Austin, Texas, August, 1983. [Pg.75]

North America.. In the United States, lignite deposits are located in the northern Great Plains and in the Gulf states. Subbituminous coal is found along the Rocky Mountains. The western half of North Dakota has about 74% of the nation s resources, Montana 23%, Texas 2%, and Alabama and South Dakota about 0.5% each. The lignite resources to 914 m represent 28% of the total toimage of all coal deposits in the United States. The lower cost and low sulfur content have contributed to rapid growth in production. [Pg.154]

Coal Illinois No. 6 Texas Lignite Appalachian Bit. Illinois No. 6 Illinois No. 6 Illinois No. 6... [Pg.217]

Note All gasifier effluents are based on Illinois No. 6, except the Winkler, which is based on a Texas Lignite, and the Destec, which is based on an Appalachian Bituminous. [Pg.217]

There are two sources of lignite mined in the USA, the Gulf Coast Region in Texas and the Fort Union basin in North Dakota. Combustion of Gulf Coast lignite forms a low- to... [Pg.232]

Benzofuran derivatives have been found in Texas lignite tars120 and in tobacco smoke (benzofuran, methylbenzofuran, dimethylbenzo-furans).121,122... [Pg.354]

USA Appalachians West Virginia Raymond (Pittsburgh) coal bed USA Arizona Black Mesa field subbituminous—bituminous 11 samples USA Gulf Coast Texas, Arkansas, and Alabama lignites 141 samples... [Pg.186]

USA Texas and Gulf Coast Lignite, mostly 3.5—4.6 Crowley et al. (1998)... [Pg.188]

Crowley, S.S., Warwick, P.D., Ruppert, L.F. and Pontolillo, J. (1997) The origin and distribution of HAPs elements in relation to maceral composition of the Al lignite bed (Paleocene, Calvert Bluff Formation, Wilcox Group), Calvert mine area, east-central Texas. International Journal of Coal Geology, 34, 327-43. [Pg.205]

Liquid sulfur dioxide was used to separate the liquefaction products from Texas lignite when Tetralin had been used as the hydrogen donor solvent. The large excess of Tetralin present with the lignite liquefaction products did not interfere with the liquid sulfur dioxide separation procedure. The chemical composition of the fractions were similar to that of SRC and SRL. [Pg.251]

Rai, C., Microbial Desulfurization of Coal and Texas Lignites. Presented at the AIChE Spring National Meeting, Houston, TX,... [Pg.103]

There are two ashes (KA and EA) on which none of the five PAHs exhibits detectable photoreactivity, and a third ash (IL) on which none of the PAHs examined thus far (excluding BaA) exhibits detect4-able photodecomposition. At the other extreme, all five PAHs undergo appreciable phototransformation when adsorbed on two ashes (TX and AR). In fact, for each, greater photochemical reactivity is observed on the Texas lignite ash than on any other ash (though less reactivity is observed on the TX ash than on alumina, silica, or glass adsorbents). [Pg.332]

Coal Mine Illinois 6 Monterey 1 Illinois 6 Burning Star 2 Pittsburgh Seam Ireland Wyoming Wyodak Texas Lignite Big Brown... [Pg.83]

The sulfur is relatively easy to remove and the nitrogen is relatively difficult to remove. One of my slides showed that the nitrogen content of products from the Wyoming coal is about the same as from Illinois coal or from the lignite from Texas. [Pg.130]

Texas lignite to generate MBG which would be piped to the Houston area for fuel and feedstock use. These studies have included the testing of Texas lignite in commercial gasification units located abroad. [Pg.191]

PSOC - 625 Darco Lignite Lignite Channel- Lithotype Harrison Co. Texas... [Pg.388]

I thank all of the authors for their efforts in preparing a preprint for the symposium and in subsequently revising the preprint into chapter form while accommodating the recommendations of the peer reviewers and the editor. Particular thanks are due to Tom Edgar and Bill Kaiser for preparing the overview chapter on Texas lignite (which was not a paper in the symposium) under forced draft with a very tight schedule. [Pg.2]

Resources, Properties, and Utilization of Texas Lignite A Review... [Pg.53]

In this paper we review recently published investigations on Texas lignite dealing with the above subjects, summarizing the key results, and make some assessments about its future utilization potential. [Pg.53]


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Texas lignite structure

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