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Application of Simultaneous TG-DSC Version on Combustion Characteristics Test of Blended Coal

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The simultaneous TG-DSC version of SENSYS EVO CALORIMETER is applied to the combustion characteristics test of coal, and obtains the TG - Heat Flow curve of meager lean coal, anthracite and blended coal of 75% meager lean coal and 25% anthracite, in the lower scanning rate .the curve and data analysis show that, compared with meager lean coal and anthracite, the blended coal has the lower ignition temperature, the higher weight loss ratio and heat flow. This means that blended coal with this components is more easily ignited, burning more sufficiently. In addition, although the proportion of mixed meager lean coal accounting for 3/4, but the combustion characteristics of blended coal relatively more close to anthracite’s.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 512-515)

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2212-2215

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.512-515.2212

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May 2012

Authors:

Guo Liang Yang, Si Ning Chen, Zhao Chun Yang, Xiang Bei Kong

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Blended Coal, Combustion Characteristic, Simultaneous TG-DSC Version, TG-Heat Flow Curve

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