Catalytic co-gasification of coconut shells and oil palm …

Like dolomite, limestone loading also had an inverse relation with CO yield at lower temperatures. The maximum CO yield of 20.46 vol% was obtained at optimized temperature of 900 °C without using a catalyst. The cement catalyst produced the highest CO yield of 22.05 vol% following by the limestone (19.97 vol%) and dolomite (17.65 vol%). 3.4.

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Ca-looping for postcombustion CO2 capture: A

The Ca-looping (CaL) technology has recently emerged as a potentially feasible process for postcombustion CO 2 capture [1], [2], [3].As a main advantage over other technologies it stands the low cost, wide availability and harmlessness towards the environment of natural limestone to be used as CaO precursor for CO 2 capture [4], [5].In this process, CO 2 is …

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FORMATION OF REPLACEMENT DOLOMITE BY …

Massive dolomite typically forms at depth and elevated temperature through replacement of limestone by its reaction with flowing dolomitizing fluid. Analysis of the spatial distribution of elements, isotopes, and heat with transport theory leads to insights into the flow system that produced dolomite in the Latemar carbonate buildup.

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What is the Difference Between Limestone and Dolomite?

Formation: Limestone is primarily formed from the deposits of left-over shell secretions and skeletal material from marine organisms, while dolomite is formed through a process called "dolomitization," where lime mud and limestone are converted into magnesium. Dolomite tends to form under high saline conditions in environments like lagoons.

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A REVIEW OF THE DOLOMITE AND LIMESTONE …

In the South African limestone and dolomite industry, there are currently 24 producers and 43 quarries. Eleven limestone producers supply 80% of the South African market. Dolomite and limestone are used commercially in unprocessed, ground, air-separated, precipitated and calcined forms. Cementitious products are derived from a blend of limestone,

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Dolomite | Common Minerals

Crystals of dolomite are common in hydrothermal vein deposits and in sedimentary rocks, where they fill pores in their host rock. By volume, however, most dolomite occurs in its massive form as dolostone or mixed …

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Dominance of rock exposure and soil depth in leaf trait …

In this study, the habitat soil depth of Sd was dolomite-mean 14.92 ± 1.03 cm and limestone-mean 11.43 ± 0.46 cm, with Sd exhibiting the highest %IncMSE of 577.51 on dolomite LTN architecture compared to the secondary %IncMSE of 449.39 on limestone LTN architecture (Fig. 7), indicating a greater impact of Sd on dolomite LTN compared to ...

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Effect of Finely Ground Limestone and Dolomite on …

Adding more finely ground dolomite and limestone compared to pellets without limestone and dolomite, the cold compression strength was decreased, which was attributed to the decomposition of limestone and dolomite during the induration of pellets. ... Keywords: dolomite; limestone; microstructure; vanadium titanium pellets. Grant support ...

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Effect of Finely Ground Limestone and Dolomite on …

Keywords: vanadium titanium pellets, limestone, dolomite, microstructure. 1. Introduction ... After adding limestone and dolomite finely ground flux, the cold compression strength of pellets decreased significantly, which failed to satisfy the requirements of blast furnace ironmaking (≥2500 N). Therefore, it was necessary to further adjust ...

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Limestone and dolomite as sulfur absorbents under …

The capture of H 2 S by both limestone and dolomite was studied with a pressurized thermogravimetric apparatus. The experimental conditions were chosen to correspond to the conditions typical in a pressurized fluidized bed gasifier. Depending on these conditions the limestone reacts either uncalcined (CaCO 3) or calcined (CaO), and the dolomite either half …

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The Development of Dolomite Within a Sequence …

The Lower Cambrian Changping Formation in the Western Hills of Beijing hosts tidal flat and lagoonal carbonates comprising dolomites, limestones, and dolomitic limestones, reflecting the processes of dolomite cementation and dolomitization within a sedimentary framework. Based on petrographic textures, two types of dolomites were identified: …

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Limestone and dolomite as sulfur absorbents under …

(Keywords: limestone; dolomite; sulfidation) Pressurized fluidized bed gasification has been developed for use in integrated combined-cycle power generation. This offers a means to achieve high efficiency of electricity production when burning solid fuels such as coal or peat. During gasification, sulfur in the fuel is released and converted to ...

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Influence of mineralogical and chemical compositions on …

Keywords. alkali-aggregate reaction (AAR) alkali-silica reaction (ASR) alkali-carbonate reaction (ACR) Siliceous and dolomitic limestones. ... (Limestone#13, #55, and #56) are mainly composed of fairly pure limestone or dolomite that contained predominantly calcite and dolomite minerals with trace amounts of sulfides and clay. No visible ...

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Ca isotope study of Ordovician dolomite, limestone, and …

A difference of 0.61‰ is reported between dolomite (− 1.66‰) and its precursor, limestone (− 1.05‰), in the Yeoman Formation (Red River equivalent) of the Williston Basin, southeastern Saskatchewan.The significance of the large difference found, and the preference for light isotope enrichment in the dolomite, is evaluated with assistance from 87 Sr/ 86 Sr ratios …

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The steam-assisted calcination of limestone and dolomite …

Since the dolomite and limestone used in this research were obtained by crushing and sieving, the corresponding value of Waddell's sphericity factor, ψ, is 0.8–0.9 (Geldart, 1986), with an average value of 0.85. Fig. 5 shows that the volume diameters of the dolomite and limestone particles are 171 μm and 154 μm, respectively. The surface ...

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Mineral Commodity Report 21

The name limestone is from limus (Latin) for mud. The name marble is derived from the Latin marmor and from Greek, which means a shining stone. Strictly the name applies to a granular, crystalline limestone, but it is also applied to a hard limestone that can be polished. Dolomite was named in 1794 after D. de Dolomieu, a French mineralogist ...

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A summary of the uses of limestone and dolomite | IDEALS

A summary of the uses of limestone and dolomite Lamar, John Everts; Willman, Harold Bowen ... Lamar, John Everts; Willman, Harold Bowen; Issue Date 1938 Keyword(s) Limestone; Dolomite; Publisher Urbana, Ill.: Illinois State Geological Survey Series/Report Name or Number Report of investigations no. 049 Type of Resource text Language en ...

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