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Encapsulation of Hazardous Wastes Into Agglomerates

Description: The objective of this study was to investigate the feasibility of using the cementitious properties and agglomeration characteristics of coal conversion byproducts to encapsulate and immobilize hazardous waste materials. The intention was to establish an economical way of co-utilization and co-disposal of wastes. In addition, it may aid in the eradication of air pollution problems associated with the fine-powdery nature of fly ash. Encapsulation into agglomerates is a novel approach of treating… more
Date: January 28, 1992
Creator: Guloy, Aida
Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department
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Efficient biased random bit generation for parallel processing

Description: A lattice gas automaton was implemented on a massively parallel machine (the BBN TC2000) and a vector supercomputer (the CRAY C90). The automaton models Burgers equation {rho}t + {rho}{rho}{sub x} = {nu}{rho}{sub xx} in 1 dimension. The lattice gas evolves by advecting and colliding pseudo-particles on a 1-dimensional, periodic grid. The specific rules for colliding particles are stochastic in nature and require the generation of many billions of random numbers to create the random bits necessa… more
Date: September 28, 1994
Creator: Slone, D.M.
Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department
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Synthesis of higher alcohols from carbon monoxide and hydrogen in a slurry reactor

Description: Higher, i.e. C{sub 2{sup +}}, alcohols are desired as gasoline additives, feedstocks for producing ethers and as alternative fuels for automobiles. In all cases, the backbone branching of an alcohol improves octane rating, which is essential for good engine performance. These types of branched, higher alcohols are the desired products for a process converting synthesis gas, a CO and H{sub 2} mixture, often generated from coal gasification. Based on this premise, promoted ZnCr oxide catalysts ap… more
Date: August 28, 1992
Creator: McCutchen, M. S.
Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department
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