Beneficiation of Fine Size Lignite Coal by Agglomeration Technique, Deposits at Matasukha Mine, Nagaur, Rajasthan
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Bio oil -agglomeration, zero carbon emissions, fine particleAbstract
Energy is the main requirement of modern society. This scenario lignite remains cheap and dependable source on the basis of technological state of art in present world scenario. In this study, the possibility of cleaning and dashing of lignite sample by oil agglomeration technique was investigated. The lignite sample contains 10, 15% fix carbon, 36.99% ash, 17,86% volatile lignite marginally lowers calorific value 1725.30 kcal/kg. The lignite was transformed into a C.V. (+) 2221.23 kcal/kg with value add 495.93 kcal/kg. The separation was more than 27%. The separation technique involved collectors in water followed by oil agglomeration.
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