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NASA NTRS · 19850026940

Fluidized bed desulfurization

Abstract

High sulfur content carbonaceous material, such as coal is desulfurized by continuous fluidized suspension in a reactor with chlorine gas, inert dechlorinating gas and hydrogen gas. A source of chlorine gas, a source of inert gas and a source of hydrogen gas are connected to the bottom inlet through a manifold and a heater. A flow controler operates servos in a manner to continuously and sequentially suspend coal in the three gases. The sulfur content is reduced at least 50% by the treatment.

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Ravindram, M., Kallvinskas, J. J.. 1985-04-16. Fluidized bed desulfurization. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19850026940

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