Due to the many unfavorable conditions of coal slime, such as high moisture, high viscosity, high water holding capacity and low calorific value, it is difficult to realize industrial application. It has long been rejected by power users and has been mainly sold for civilian use. Since the reform and opening up, the national economy has developed rapidly, coal production has jumped to the first place in the world, and the market situation has also changed greatly. The depth and breadth of coal processing are developing rapidly, the output of coal slime has increased significantly, and the comprehensive utilization of coal slime has become an urgent problem to be solved.
With the continuous development of industrial science and technology in my country, the remaining coal slime has been well utilized. The coal slime dryer adopts a new technology of crushing and dispersing the coal slime first and then thermally drying it, so that the treatment of coal slime can be realized continuously, industrialized, and automated. After the coal slime drying process, the moisture content of the coal slime can be reduced from 25% to 28% to about 12%. Due to the introduction of pre-crushing, dispersion, breaking up, and anti-sticking wall processes in the coal slime drying process, the drying efficiency of the coal slime has been greatly improved, and it has also brought new vitality to the coal slime drying industry.
Mica and quartz are common minerals that play an important role in mineralogy. Although they are both silicate minerals, there are clear differences between them. First, mica and quartz are very different in appearance. One of its distinguishing features is that mica exhibits a layered structure that can be easily peeled off into thin flakes. Quartz, on the other hand, is a uniform crystal with no layered structure. Additionally, mica is usually dark in color, such as black, brown, or green, while quartz is usually clear or white. Secondly, mica and quartz also differ in their physical and chemical properties. The hardness of mica is usually between 2.5 and 4, which is relatively easy to be scratched; while the hardness of quartz is very high, 7, which is a very hard mineral. In addition, mica has good refractive properties and electrical properties, while quartz is an excellent piezoelectric material.
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