Pyrolysis Behavior of Nickel-Loaded Loy Yang Brown Coals: Influence of Calcium Additive
Pyrolysis Behavior of Nickel-Loaded Loy Yang Brown Coals: Influence of Calcium Additive
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DOI:
10.1021/ef010235b
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发表时间:
2002-03
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5.3
通讯作者:
K. Murakami;Andnobuaki Arai;M. Shirai
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作者:
K. Murakami;Andnobuaki Arai;M. Shirai
The pyrolysis behavior of nickel−calcium-loaded Loy Yang brown coals was studied. Two peaks of CO evolution appeared from nickel−calcium-loaded Loy Yang brown coal (Ni loadings: 4−7 wt %), one at 695 K and the other at 920 K, compared with those at 670−690 K and at 920 K from nickel-loaded coals. The amounts of CO evolved at 695 K were increased by adding calcium species to nickel-loaded Loy Yang coals. The calcium loadings did not affect the temperature and amount of CO evolution. EXAFS analysis showed that nickel metal particles were formed at 695 K in the nickel−calcium-loaded Loy Yang brown coals, while they were formed at 670−690 K in the nickel-loaded coals. The catalysis behavior of nickel species in the nickel−calcium-loaded Loy Yang coals is explained by the aggregation behavior of nickel species.