(1) In a rotary retort (200mm∅×180mm), “Miike coal (50%) and Tagawa senseki (50%) ” and “Yubari coal (80%) and Sunagawa low temperature coke (20%) ” were carbonized at a low temperature with and without passing air stream.
The result of proximate and ultimate analysis, density, blackness of these carbonized samples, absorption amount of basic dyestuff by these samples, and combustion in a rotary retort were discussed.
(2) Hydrogen content of samples were always low and blackness of samples were always high at same carbonization temperature when the samples were carbonized with passing air stream.
It was recognized that low content of hydrogen was caused by oxidation and high blackness of samples was by the difference of physical construction of coke.
(3) There was little difference at same carbonization temperature in the density of these samples and absorption amount of basic dyestuff by them when they were carbonized with and without passing air stream.
It was recognized that little difference in density was by reason of little effect of poly-condensation of coke with and without passing air steam, and little difference in absorption amount of the basic dyestuff was by reason of the thermal decomposition of few amount of the acidic radicals formed by oxidation.
(4) Combution in the rotary retort when carbonization was carried out with pass-ing air steam, was confirmed by discussion of analytical data of gas in the rotary retort and of production amount of tar and gas liquor.
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