MODELING CHAR OXIDATION AS A FUNCTION OF PRESSURE ...

Table 7.6. Parameters Used in Modeling the Data by Monson (1992)…………………109
Table 7.7. Rate Data and Experimental Conditions…………………………………….112
Table 7.8. Parameters Used in Modeling the TGA and FFB Data (This Study)……….116
Table 7.9. Parameters and Assumptions (If Any) Used in the HP-CBK Model……….118
Table A.1. Reactor Conditions Used…………………………………………………..145
Table A.2. Measured Centerline Reactor Temperatures………………………………..146
Table A.3. Proximate Analysis for All Coals…………………………………………..150
Table A.4. Moisture, Ash and ICP Mass Release Data for Koonfontain and
Middleburg Chars at the 1" Sampling Height (14 ms)………………….150
Table A.5. Moisture, Ash and ICP Mass Release Data for Koonfontain Chars at
Greater SamplingHeights……………………………………………….151
Table A.6. Moisture, Ash and ICP Mass Release Data for Four Chars Prepared under
CH 4 Fuel-lean Condition (at the 1" sampling height)…………………..151
Table A.7. Elemental Analyses of Middleburg Coal and Chars (1" sampling height)….152
Table A.8. Elemental Analyses of Koonfontain Coal and Chars (1" sampling height)…152
Table A.9. Elemental Analyses of Four Coals and Their Chars Prepared at CH 4
Fuel-lean Condition……………………………………………………. 153
Table A.10. Densities,Surface Areas and Calculated Average Diameters of Coals and
Chars……………………………………………………………………154
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