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Low Ash Coal Production for Utilisation in Metallurgical Industries

Implementing Organization

CSIR-Institute of Minerals and Materials Technology (CSIR-IMMT), Bhubaneswar
CSIR-Indian Institute Of Petroleum, Uttarakhand

Project Overview

A viable indigenous technology has been developed to reduce the ash content to ~10% from high ash medium coking ,low volatile coking coal, high ash non-coking coal as well as washery tailings by combination of physical/chemical and biological processes. It has been observed that if feed ash is less than 30%, it is easily possible to achieve 10% ash coal with reasonable yield by physical beneficiation either coking or non-coking coal at coarser as well as finer sizes. The quality of the coal indicates that it can be used for metallurgical purposes even in blast furnace injections. The carbon value can be recovered from coal washery slimes by flotation process to achieve less than 10% ash coal. A 2 million tonne per annum capacity of coal washery to achieve 10% ash coal the backup period is 3 years.

Benefits

It is easily possible to achieve 10% ash coal with reasonable yieldwith feed ash less than 30%,
Can be utilised in Blast furance injection / DRI and other metallurgicalpurpose
, ROI within 3 years

Source

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Thrust Areas
Engineering Sciences
Focus Area
Coal Production
Output
TRL: Technology Readiness Level
Lab Validation
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