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The production of activated carbon using the equipment of thermal power plants and heating plants

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The production technology of activated carbon using the conventional equipment of the thermal power stations and boiler houses is proposed. The obtained product is directed into the systems of chemical water preparation and water drain of enterprises. The production cycle is invariable when producing the activated carbon by the proposed technology. The fuel consumption and heat losses are considerably reduced when implementing this technology compared with the known analogs of the carbon sorbent. The production efficiency increases if small dust particles are preliminary separated and coal is activated in narrow ranges of fraction sizes.

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  1. Southern Ural State University, pr. Lenina 76, Chelyabinsk, 454080, Russia

    K. V. Osintsev & V. V. Osintsev

  2. Energiya the Kyrgyz Scientific and Technical Center, ul. Akhunbaeva 119, Bishkek, 720055, the Republic of Kyrgyzstan

    A. K. Dzhundubaev

  3. AO Shubarkol’ Komir, ul. Asfal’tnaya 18, Karaganda, 100004, the Republic of Kazakhstan

    S. P. Kim, G. T. Al’musin & T. A. Akbaev

  4. OAO VNIPIenergoprom, ul. Ibragimova 58, Kazan, 420066, the Republic of Tatarstan

    V. I. Bogatkin

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Original Russian Text © K.V. Osintsev, V.V. Osintsev, A.K. Dzhundubaev, S.P. Kim, G.T. Al’musin, T.A. Akbaev, V.I. Bogatkin, 2013, published in Teploenergetika.

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Osintsev, K.V., Osintsev, V.V., Dzhundubaev, A.K. et al. The production of activated carbon using the equipment of thermal power plants and heating plants. Therm. Eng. 60, 583–590 (2013). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0040601513070082

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