Abstract
A promising oil agglomeration process has been developed for the beneficiation of fly ash using a six-ft agglomeration column. Carbon concentrates have been isolated in recoveries greater than 60% and purities of 55–70%. The parameters studied include agitation speeds, airflow rates, slurry feed rates, solvent/ash ratios, and the use of various solvents as agglomerating agents. The effects of these variables on the quality of separation are discussed.
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