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Proceedings: Eleventh Annual EPRI Contractors' Conference on Clean Liquid and Solid Fuels - 1987

H. S. Lebowitz

Electric Power Research Institute

Table of Contents (270kb)

1. Coal Liquefaction (Part 1, 3.32MB) (Part 2, 3.15MB)

1-1

  Effect of Coal Properties on EDS Economics
G. Melin and L. Castiglioni
Exxon Research and Engineering Company

1-1

 
Multistaged Catalytic Process Development for Coal liquefaction
M. A. Pacheco and A. M. Tait
Amoco Oil Company

1-27

 
Two-Stage Coal Liquefaction Process Performance with Close Coupled Reactors in Wilsonville
C. W. Lamb, J. M. Lee, and R. V. Nalitham, Catalytic, Inc. and
T. W. Johnson, Southern Company Services
1-43
 
Wilsonville Process Studies and Engineering Evaluation of Improved Options
J. W. Gough, W. R. Hollenack, C. W. Lamb, and R. V. Nalitham
Catalytic, Inc.
1-89
 
Utilization of Hydrogen During Coal Liquefaction
B. C. Bockrath, D. H. Finseth, and E. G. Illig
U. S. Department of Energy, Pittsburgh Energy Technology Center
1-139
 
Two-Stage Liquefaction Coal Derived Liquid as a Combustion Turbine Fuel
K. L. Rieke and H. G. Lew
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
I-155
 
2. Coal Upgrading and Research (4.57MB) 2-1
  Selective Oxidation of Coal Pyrites in Coals By Steam/Air Mixtures in a Fluidized Bed
J. H. Oxley, H. E. Carlton and J. Klingsport
Batelle Columbus
2-1
 
Oil Agglomeration of Low-Rank Coals and Development of Methods for Recovery of Oil from Agglomerates
L. Ignasiak, W. Pawlak, A. Turlak, J. Janiak, and Y. Briker
2-13
 
Microbial Beneficiation of Low-Rank Coals
B. Wilson, J. Pyne, R. Bean, D. Stewart, J. Fredrickson, E. Sass, and M. Burnside
Battelle Pacific Northwest Laboratory
2-45
 
Microbial Degradation of Coal by Polyporous Versicolor: Metabolism and Product Characterization
M. Cohen and K. E. Chung
University of Hartford
2-63
 
Chemical Structural Differences Between Two Low-Rank Coals
I. Goldberg and K. E. Chung
Rockwell International
2-81
 
3. Methanol Production (5.6MB) 3-1
  The Development of Liquid Phase Methanol Process: An Update
T. R. Tsao and P. Rao
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.
3-1
 
Methanol Co-Production for Electric Utility Applications
J. F. Weinhold
Tennessee Valley Authority
3-47
 
IGCC Criteria for Once-Through Methanol Using the LMPEOH Process
R. L. Mednick, Chem Systems and T. L. Wright, H. M. Weatherington and J. Pech,
Tennessee Valley Authority
3-63
 
Low Temperature Methanol Process: The Next Step
R. Sapienza
Brookhaven National Laboratory
3-93
 
Research on Once-Through Methanol
S. Lee, V. Paramswaran, A. Sawant, M. Ko, and D. H. Cho
University of Akron
3-105
 
Project Development of a Commercial Coal-Oil Coprocessing Plant
R. H. Shannon
Ontario-Ohio Synthetic Fuels, Inc.
3-141
 
4. Coal Oil Co-Processing (4.4MB) 4-1
  Single Stage Processing of Coal/Resid Mixture
M. Humbach and C. P. Luebke, Universal Oil Products and
J. G. Gatsis and B. J. Nelson, The Signal Research Center, Inc.
4-1
 
HRI's Coal/Oil Co-processing Program - Phase I
J. B. McArthur, J. E. Duddy and J. B. McLean
Hydrocarbon research, Inc.
4-17
 
Co-processing of Qyodak Subbituminous Coal and Colorado Shale Oil
R. L. Miller and R. M. Baldwin
Colorado School of Mines
4-49
 
Stability and Compatibility of Residual Fuel Oils
R. Anderson, J. Goetzinger and J. Reynolds
National Institute for Petroleum and Energy Research (NIPER)
4-87
 
5. General Section (2.95MB) 5-1
  TVA's Gas Processing Experience in Support of Methanol Production from Coal
P. C. Williamson, L. E. Daniels, and D. A. Kelley
Tennessee Valley Authority
5-1
 
Chemistry and Uses of Carbon Dioxide
I. Wedner
University of Pittsburgh
5-21
 
Structure and Reactivity of a Wyodak Subbituminous Coal
R. Narayan and S. Huang
Purdue University
5-53
 
Dittering Reactivity of Oxygenated Model-Coal Structures in Hydrogen-Donor and CON2O System
U. F. McMillen, R. Malholtra, S. E. Nigenda, T. C. Min, and D. S. Rose
SRI International
5-75
 
Appendix A:  AUTHORS (39.8kb)