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Measurement of Ignition Temperature of Coal Particles Using a Thermogravimetric Technique

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Journal 01 Nov 1985 Italy Publisher:Informa UK LimitedJournal:Combustion Science and Technology, volume 44, pages 15-28 (issn: 0010-2202, eissn: 1563-521X,

Authors: TOGNOTTI, LEONARDO; MALOTTI A; PETARCA, LUIGI; ZANELLI S.;

doi: 10.1080/00102208508960290

handle: 11568/172690

Measurement of Ignition Temperature of Coal Particles Using a Thermogravimetric Technique

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Abstract In this paper we describe and test the use of a thermogravimetric technique for measuring the ignition temperatures of thin layers and beds of coal particles, and we report the results of such measurements on a South African coal, a Polish coal and two chars. The technique is to compare weight-temperature curves in air and inert (N2) atmospheres in order to evaluate the ignition temperature; the results are used to test the existing theory and to obtain kinetic constants for the reactions.

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Italy

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