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The effect of feedstock origin and temperature on the structure and reactivity of char from pyrolysis at 1300-2800 degrees C Surup GR, Foppe M, Schubert D, Deike R, Heidelmann M, Timko MT, Trubetskaya A Fuel, 235, 306, 2019 |
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Gasification of metallurgical coke in CO2-CO-N-2 with and without H-2 Zhang H Chemical Engineering Journal, 347, 440, 2018 |
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Uniaxial compression of metallurgical coke samples with progressive loading Jenkins DR, Lomas H, Mahoney M Fuel, 226, 163, 2018 |
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Fractographic approach to metallurgical coke failure analysis. Part 1: Cokes of single coal origin Roest R, Lomas H, Hockings K, Mahoney MR Fuel, 180, 785, 2016 |
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Fractographic approach to metallurgical coke failure analysis. Part 2: Cokes from binary coal blends Roest R, Lomas H, Mahoney MR Fuel, 180, 794, 2016 |
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Conversion of metallurgical coke and coal using a Coal Direct Chemical Looping (CDCL) moving bed reactor Luo SW, Bayham S, Zeng L, McGiveron O, Chung E, Majumder A, Fan LS Applied Energy, 118, 300, 2014 |
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Evaluation of CO2-reactivity patterns in cokes from coal and woody biomass blends Diez MA, Borrego AG Fuel, 113, 59, 2013 |
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Briquetting of carbon-containing wastes from steelmaking for metallurgical coke production Diez MA, Alvarez R, Cimadevilla JLG Fuel, 114, 216, 2013 |
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Relevance of the composition of municipal plastic wastes for metallurgical coke production Melendi S, Diez MA, Alvarez R, Barriocanal C Fuel, 90(4), 1431, 2011 |
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Plastic wastes, lube oils and carbochemical products as secondary feedstocks for blast-furnace coke production Melendi S, Diez MA, Alvarez R, Barriocanal C Fuel Processing Technology, 92(3), 471, 2011 |