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habibabro
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coal water slurry

04/06/2012 2:36 AM

coal water slurry is my thesis suggest me i want to use it in internal combustion engines............
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Re: coal water slurry

04/06/2012 2:41 AM

Won't work....

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04/06/2012 7:46 AM

Habib..

I suggest that you start with the life of the great and brilliant Rudolf Diesel and the development of his engine. Its a great story.

(Hint: the water is the problem)

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04/06/2012 11:11 PM

Coal slurry fired Gasifier > generate coal gas > remove tar>cool temp>then you can operate engines/turbines.

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