The Agglomeration of Waste Coal Using Wet Microalgae Biomass - Gaqa, Sibongiseni;Watts, Paul
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Coal fines have been considered uneconomical, hazardous to the environment and difficult to process. Beneficiation of waste coal reserves appears to be the better option to obtain more energy. Microalgae are an environmentally friendly biomass material, burning coal and the biomass fraction together could reduce the emissions of greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide, that are generally caused by coal. Densification of materials into pellets reduces costs and other challenges such as handling, transportation and storing. Mixing coal and microalgae (Scenedesmus) biomass to improve the…mehr

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Coal fines have been considered uneconomical, hazardous to the environment and difficult to process. Beneficiation of waste coal reserves appears to be the better option to obtain more energy. Microalgae are an environmentally friendly biomass material, burning coal and the biomass fraction together could reduce the emissions of greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide, that are generally caused by coal. Densification of materials into pellets reduces costs and other challenges such as handling, transportation and storing. Mixing coal and microalgae (Scenedesmus) biomass to improve the properties of waste coal could be a promising technology. However, to form good quality pellets extra care needs to be taken when mixing the two materials and choosing the parameters with which to work.
Autorenporträt
Sibongiseni Gaqa ist Doktorandin an der Nelson-Mandela-Universität. Sie hat einen MSc-Abschluss in Chemie sowie einen BSc-Abschluss mit Auszeichnung in Chemie und einen BSc-Abschluss in Chemie und Biochemie der Universität von Fort Hare. Sie hat einige Veröffentlichungen in Fachzeitschriften mit Peer-Review veröffentlicht.