Battle River coal liquefaction and its co-processing with tar-sand bitumen.

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概要

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• Battle River coal from Canada shows an excellent applicability to liquefaction. At 450 °C, anthracene oil and Cold Lake tar-sand bitumen show the solvent effect as a vehicle oil in the initial stage of liquefaction. A definite advantage is gained by tar-sand bitumen co-processing, where hydrogen consumption is comparatively lower than that of anthracene oil derived from coal to produce a similar yield of oil.

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著者

• Yoshida Ryoichi

  Government Industrial Development Laboratory, Hokkaido

• Yoshida Ryoichi

  Government Industrial Development Laboratory

• Miyazawa Makoto

  Nippon Kokan K. K.

• Maekawa Yosuke

  Government Industrial Development Laboratory, Hokkaido

• MAEKAWA YOSUKE

  Government Industrial Development Laboratory

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