Clean Coal Technology

2021, v.27;No.134(04) 83-89

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Coking behavior of coal hydroliquefaction residue and its application in coal blending for coking

CHEN Zhihui;WU Youqing;WU Shiyong;HUANG Sheng;CHEN Dabo;SUN Shuo;GU Jiale;

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In this paper, direct coal liquefaction residue(DCLR)obtained by mild hydroliquefaction(430 ℃)and carbonization process(410 ℃)of Hongliulin(HLL)coal was blended with other five coals to prepare crucible coke under the laboratory conditions, which was beneficial to alleviate the shortage of high quality coking coal, reduce the cost of coking, and make the utilization use of coal resources. The adhesion index of raw coal was studied, crucible cokes were prepared by using coal samples with different proportions, and the coke yield, cold strength and thermal strength of cokes were analyzed. In addition, the mechanism of DCLR addition in coal blending system was proposed. The results show that adding 5% and 10% DCLR into coal blending system can replace 12% and 18% high caking property coals respectively with coke quality promised. When the DCLR ratio increases from 5% to 10%,the crushing strength increases about 1.20%,the abrasive resistance decreases about 1.04%,the coke reactivity index increases about 3% and the coke strength after reaction increases about 2%. In addition, the addition amount of DCLR should not be too high(<15%),because the high activity and high content of inert component of DCLR may lead to a decrease in the caking property of coal blends. The optimal preparation conditions of DCLR are as follows: liquefaction temperature 430 ℃,carbonization temperature 410 ℃,1% basic iron oxide catalyst. The G index of DCLR is 68,and the adhesion is strong. Thus DCLR is suitable to be used as additive and binder for coal blending and coking. DCLR and QM can partly replace FM by interacting with each other, increase the fluidity of the metaplast, and broaden the melting temperature range of coal blending. A large amounts of gas in the system wallopes the colloidal layer, and squeezes metaplast into the pores of coal particles, so as to obtain high strength coke. In the early stage of coking, the interactions between DCLR and QM have a certain influence on the key process of coking, and increase the degree of anisotropy of coke.

Key Words: integrated mild-liquefaction and carbonization;coal blending for coking;cold strength;thermal strength

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Foundation: 国家自然科学基金资助项目(21878096);; 国家重点研发计划资助项目(2018YFB060460)

Authors: CHEN Zhihui;WU Youqing;WU Shiyong;HUANG Sheng;CHEN Dabo;SUN Shuo;GU Jiale;

DOI: 10.13226/j.issn.1006-6772.CE21030901

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