Patent relating to refuse derived fuels and more particularly to binder enhanced refuse derived fuel pellets and utilization of such pellets in solid-fuel fired furnaces.
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Patent relating to refuse derived fuels and more particularly to binder enhanced refuse derived fuel pellets and utilization of such pellets in solid-fuel fired furnaces.
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Abstract: A refuse derived fuel (RDF) pellet having about 11% or more particulate calcium hydroxide which is utilized in a combustionable mixture. The pellets are used in a particulate fuel bring a mixture of 10% or more, on a heat equivalent basis, of the RDF pellet which contains calcium hydroxide as a binder, with 50% or more, on a heat equivalent basis, of a sulphur containing coal. Combustion of the mixture is effective to produce an efficient gas from the combustion zone having a reduced SO2 and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon content of effluent gas from similar combustion materials not containing the calcium hydroxide.
Related U.S. Application Data: Division of Serial Number 110,397, August 23, 1993, abandoned which is a continuation of Serial Number 368,184, June 19, 1989, abandoned.
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Daugherty, Kenneth E.; Venables, Barney J. & Ohlsson, Oscar O.Binder Enhanced Refuse Derived Fuel,
patent,
October 8, 1996;
[Washington, D.C.].
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