RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VOLATILE YIELD AND PETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS DURING PYROLYSIS OF SHENMU MACERALS

SUN Qinglei; LI Wen; LI Baoqing

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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VOLATILE YIELD AND PETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS DURING PYROLYSIS OF SHENMU MACERALS

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- RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VOLATILE YIELD AND PETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS DURING PYROLYSIS OF SHENMU MACERALS
- CIESC Journal Issue 2, Pages: 269-272(2003)
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  中国科学院山西煤炭化学研究所煤转化国家重点实验室
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- Online First：25 February 2003，
  
  Published：25 February 2003
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SUN Qinglei, LI Wen, LI Baoqing. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VOLATILE YIELD AND PETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS DURING PYROLYSIS OF SHENMU MACERALS[J]. CIESC Journal, 2003, (2): 269-272.
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SUN Qinglei, LI Wen, LI Baoqing. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VOLATILE YIELD AND PETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS DURING PYROLYSIS OF SHENMU MACERALS[J]. CIESC Journal, 2003, (2): 269-272. DOI：

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The mass loss in pyrolysis of macerals from Shenmu coal was systematically investigated by using TG-151 pressurized thermobalance at different final temperatures and heating rates.The volatile yield was related to petrographic composition.The results of ΔW

the difference of coal volatile yields between experimental and theoretical ones

indicated that vitrinite and inertinite had significant synergistic effect during pyrolysis. With increasing temperature

the synergism of vitrinite and inertinite during pyrolysis increased.The heating rate had different effect on the synergism which depended on the final temperature.

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