Process for making shaped pieces from low temperature coke of low bulk weight
Abstract
Abstract A carbonaceous body of low bulk weight, suitable for the manufacture of activated carbon, is prepared by forming a plastic mixture of a powdered carbonaceous material with a liquid binder such as pitch or tar, heating the mixture at a temperature between about 50* and about 90*C and forming it into a cylindrical body, introducing the body into a heating zone and heating it at a rate between about 20* and about 70*C per minute to a temperature between about 300* and about 450*C with substantial exclusion of air, further heating the body at a rate of about 50* to about 500*C per minute, with limited admission of air, to a final temperature between about 600* and about 900*C and maintaining it at that temperature until the body is substantially completely carbonized. The shaped bodies may have a length of about 1-10 mm, have very high absorptive capacity, and are useful for purposes of filtration and absorption, as well as making activated carbon.
Inventors
- 👤 Harald Juntgen
- 👤 Karl Knoblauch
- 👤 Dieter Zundorf
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