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Effect of Calcium-Sodium Composite Flux on Ash Fusibility and Mineral Transformation of Pingshuo High Ash Fusion Temperature Coal

Authors: ZHANG Qihui; GAO Longfei; GUO Zhenxing; KONG Lingxue; LI Huaizhu; CAO Yang; WANG Kun; BAI Jin; BAI Zongqing; LI Wen

DOI: 10.3724/2097-213X.2025.JFCT.0029Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• • Pingshuo coal ash has Si+Al >85% and Si/Al <1.5, with FT >1550 °C, necessitating flux addition for entrained-flow gasification. • • Adding 20% calcium-sodium composite flux (CaO/Na2O = 3:7) reduces FT to 1377 °C and 1279 °C for two coal ashes, outperforming single CaO or Na2O additions. • • Composite flux induces formation of low-melting minerals (nepheline, albite, gehlenite) and inhibits mullite, enabling low-temperature eutectic melting. • • MD simulations show that below 1600 K, Na+ enhances atomic diffusion (higher MSD) and disrupts silicate networks, facilitating Ca2+ coordination with [AlO4]5- and further breaking Si-O-Si bonds.