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AssigneeSumitomo Metal Industries, Ltd.
InventorsTsukasa Chikata, Yoshihiko Sunami, Keiichi Sasaki, Kunihiko Nishioka
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A solvent useful in coal liquefaction is obtained by separating the heavy liquid resulting from coal liquefaction into a fraction boiling at temperatures of between 200.degree. to 210.degree. C., a fraction boiling at temperatures between 211.degree. to 250.degree. C., and a fraction boiling at not less than 250.degree. C., subjecting the fraction boiling at between 211.degree. C. to 250.degree. C. to two hydrogenation treatments, mixing the hydrogenated product with the fraction boiling at between 200.degree. to 210.degree. C. which optionally has been hydrogenated to form a resultant mixture and mixing a portion of the resultant mixture with the fraction boiling at not less than 250.degree. C. which has been optionally hydrogenated.
A process for the production of a solvent for use in coal liquefaction comprising the steps of (a) separating the liquid product resulting from the liquefaction of coal into a first fraction boiling at temperatures of less than 200.degree. C., a second fraction boiling at 200.degree. to 210.degree. C., a third fraction boiling at 211.degree. to 250.degree. C. and a fourth fraction boiling at temperatures of not less than 251.degree. C., (b) subjecting said third fraction to a first hydrogenation treatment, (c) subjecting the hydrogenated product of step (b) to a second hydrogenation treatment, (d) mixing the hydrogenated product of step (c) with at least a part of the second fraction of step (a) to form a resultant mixture, and (e) mixing not less than 50% of said resultant mixture with not more than 50% of the fourth fraction of step (a) to form the solvent.
A process for the production of a solvent for use in coal liquefaction comprising the steps of (a) subjecting the liquid product obtained by coal liquefaction to a first separation treatment thereby separating the liquid product substantially into a portion boiling at temperatures of less than 200.degree. C. and a portion boiling at temperatures of not less than 200.degree. C., (b) subjecting the portion boiling at temperatures of not less than 200.degree. C. to a first hydrogenation treatment, (c) subjecting the hydrogenated product of step (b) to a separation treatment to form a first fraction boiling at 200.degree. to 210.degree. C., a second fraction boiling at 211.degree. to 230.degree. C. and a third fraction boiling at temperatures of not less than 231.degree. C., (d) subjecting said second fraction of step (c) to a second hydrogenation treatment, (d) mixing the hydrogenated product obtained in step (d) with at least a part of the first fraction obtained in step (c) to form a resultant mixture, and (e) mixing, not less than 50% of said resultant mixture with not more than 50% of the third fraction of step (c) to form the solvent.
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