Abstract
AbstractLignite coal ash produced in a stirred, fixed-bed gasifier at the Morgantown Energy Technology Center (METC) has been studied by scanning electron microscopy using both morphologic and chemical analyses. Detailed chemical analyses of phases, grains, and traverses across grains illustrate the heterogeneous nature of the ash. These data support the concept that most of the ash was formed by partial melting and subsequent crystallization and agglomeration.
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