Design of Coal Desulfurization Processes to Improve the Environment (semester?), IPRO 346: Coal Desulfurization IPRO 346 Abstract F06 Mcdowell, Amy Benegal, Salil Doellman, Tony Keen, Andrew Kisiel, Greg Maratt, James Ogunride, Ranti Olmos, Oscar Toe, Myint Mohammed Ehsani Coal Desulfurization The objective of this IPRO is to choose an appropriate method (or combination of multiple methods) for desulfurizing coal before combustion takes place in a furnace for energy production. Three methods will be researched in order to find the best way of desulfurization- physical, chemical, and biological. Whichever method(s) is found to be the most effective at removing sulfur from coal will be chosen. After this decision the group will move forward and design the process equipment; later an economic assessment will be done to cost the equipment. All of the group’s goals will be completed within this semester. Deliverables for IPRO 346: Design of Coal Desulfurization Processes to Improve the Environment for the Fall 2006 semester. 2006-12 2006-12 Project deliverable application/pdf islandora:14239 http://hdl.handle.net/10560/1608 IPRO / Interprofessional Projects Program Illinois Institute of Technology en In Copyright http://rightsstatements.org/page/InC/1.0/ Open Access