Method of recovering high-grade fuel from solid mineral-fuel...

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C10L 5/12 (2006.01) C10L 5/40 (2006.01)

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CA 1168874

A B S T R A C T A method for recovering high-grade, preferably sulphur-free fuel from bituminous or pyrobituminous mineral-fuel materials, such as coal, oil shale and alum shale, said method comprising finely- dividing the raw material and dividing said material into at least one fuel concentrate and a residual product which is bound to a durable agglomerate form by means of a binder. The method is charac- terized in that the raw material, subsequent to finely-dividing the same to a sufficient particle size physically, is divided into a high-grade, preferably sulphur-free mineral fuel concentrate containing a given quantity of ash-forming minerals adjusted relative to the con- tent of ash-forming minerals of the raw material, and into a residual product comprising substantial ash-forming minerals. A binder for hydraulically binding the residual product to a durable agglomerate is produced from the fuel concentrate by combusting the same while using the fuel content of said concentrate.

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