Inquiry (采购产品): carbon burnout I have an application where shale-clay and coal have been ground into a mixture 10 micron minus at 50%, and 99% at 25 microns minus. The moisture is less than 2%. The objective is to combust the carbon with some natural gas assist in a suitable fashion in a temperature range of 1800- 2200 degrees F. 9100 BTU/ LB. Preliminarily I have been of the belief that this would best be done in a fluidized bed process. The specific gravity in in the range of 1.8 for the cold feed. Would you have this experience or something closely allied that you could recommend? C. Robert Safarik, Consultant for Greenfields Coal Company **** Hidden Message ***** C. Robert Safarik 33543 Company: Greenfields Coal E-mail: crsafarik@verizon.net **** Hidden Message ***** crsafarik@verizon.net
