1. Singh-Ackbarali, D., et al., Potential of used frying oil in
paving material: solution to environmental pollution problem.
Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 2017. 24: p. 12220-
12226.
2. Khodadadi, M.R., et al., Recent advances on the catalytic conversion
of waste cooking oil. Molecular Catalysis, 2020. 494: p. 111128.
3. Teixeira, M.R., R. Nogueira, and L.M. Nunes, Quantitative
assessment of the valorisation of used cooking oils in 23 countries.
Waste Management, 2018. 78: p. 611-620.
4. Wang, H., et al., Morphological and structural evolution of
bituminous coal slime particles during the process of combustion.
Fuel, 2018. 218: p. 49-58.
5. 5. Tan, J., et al., Using low-rank coal slime as an eco-friendly
replacement for carbon black filler in styrene butadiene rubber.
Journal of Cleaner Production, 2019. 234: p. 949-960.
6. Guo, H., et al., Efficient utilization of coal slime using anaerobic
fermentation technology. Bioresource Technology, 2021. 332: p.
125072.
7. Liu, D., et al., Flotation specificity of coal gasification fine slag
based on release analysis. Journal of Cleaner Production, 2022. 363:
p. 132426.
8. Zhang, R., et al., Recovering unburned carbon from gasification fly
ash using saline water. Waste Management, 2019. 98: p. 29-36.
9. Klimpel, R., Frothers. Reagents in mineral technology, 1988.
10. Dey, S. and S. Pani, Effective processing of low-volatile medium
coking coal fines of Indian origin using different process variables
of flotation. International Journal of Coal Preparation and
Utilization, 2012. 32(6): p. 253-264.
11. Hacifazlioglu, H. and D. Senol-Arslan, Sunflower oil as green
collector in bituminous coal flotation. Energy Sources, Part A:
Recovery, Utilization, and Environmental Effects, 2017. 39(15): p.
1602-1609.
12. Alonso, M., C. Castano, and A. Garcia, Performance of vegetable
oils as flotation collectors for the recovery of coal from coal fines
wastes. Coal Perparation, 2000. 21(4): p. 411-420.
13. Klimpel, R. and R. Hansen, Frothers: Reagents in Mineral
Technology. 1987, Marcel Dekker, New York, NY.
14. Hacifazlioglu, H., Effect of temperature on coal flotation with waste
vegetable oil as collector. International Journal of Coal Preparation
and Utilization, 2018. 38(4): p. 163-169.
15. Arcos, F. and L. Uribe, Evaluation of the Use of Recycled Vegetable
Oil as a Collector Reagent in the Flotation of Copper Sulfide
Minerals Using Seawater. Recycling, 2021. 6(1): p. 5.
16. de Oliveira, P., et al., Apatite flotation using pataua palm tree oil as
collector. Journal of Materials Research and Technology, 2019. 8(5):
p. 4612-4619.
17. Zhu, X.-n., et al., Cleaner approach to fine coal flotation by
renewable collectors prepared by waste oil transesterification.
Journal of Cleaner Production, 2020. 252: p. 119822.
18. Zhu, X.-n., et al., Clean utilization of waste oil: Soap collectors
prepared by alkaline hydrolysis for fluorite flotation. Journal of
Cleaner Production, 2019. 240: p. 118179.
19. Fan, G., et al., Clean products from coal gasification waste by
flotation using waste engine oil as collector: Synergetic cleaner
disposal of wastes. Journal of Cleaner Production, 2021. 286: p.
124943.
20. Valdés, A.F. and A.B. Garcia, On the utilization of waste vegetable
oils (WSO ) as agglomerants to recover coal from coal fines cleaning
wastes (CFCW). Fuel, 2006. 85(5-6): p. 607-614.
21. Vasumathi, N., et al., Eco friendly and cost-effective reagent for
coal flotation. International Journal of Engineering Research, 2013.
2(7): p. 418-423.
22. Moudgil, B.M. and P. Somasundaran, Reagents in mineral
Technology. 1988: M. Dekker.
23. Das, B. and P. Reddy, The utilization of non-coking coal by flotation
using non-conventional reagents. Energy Sources, Part A: Recovery,
Utilization, and Environmental Effects, 2010. 32(19): p. 1784-1793.
24. Yu, L., M. Han, and F. He, A review of treating oily wastewater.
Arabian journal of chemistry, 2017. 10: p. S1913-S1922.
25. Hanafy, M. and H. Nabih, Treatment of oily wastewater using
dissolved air flotation technique. Energy Sources, Part A, 2007.
29(2): p. 143-159.
26. Anastas, P.T. and J.C. Warner, Principles of green chemistry. Green
chemistry: Theory and practice, 1998: p. 29-56.
27. Williams, C., Y. Peng, and R. Dunne, Eucalyptus oils as green
collectors in gold flotation. Minerals Engineering, 2013. 42: p. 62-67.
28. Dell, C., et al., Release analysis: a comparison of techniques. Trans.
Inst. Min. Metal., Sec., C, Mineral Process Extr. Metal, 1972. 81:
p. C89.
29. Firth, B.A., A.R. Swanson, and S.K. Nicol, Flotation circuits for
poorly floating coals. International Journal of Mineral Processing,
1979. 5(4): p. 321-334.
30. Gui, X., et al., Intensification mechanism of oxidized coal flotation
by using oxygen-containing collector α-furanacrylic acid. Powder
Technology, 2017. 305: p. 109-116.
31. Vanangamudi, M., K. Pillai, and T. Rao, Effect of some operating
variables on the efficiency index of a coal flotation operation.
International Journal of Mineral Processing, 1981. 8(1): p. 1-7.
32. Zhou, G., et al., Effects of oxygen element and oxygen-containing
functional groups on surface wettability of coal dust with various
metamorphic degrees based on XPS experiment. Journal of
analytical methods in chemistry, 2015. 2015.
33. Young, T., An essay on the cohesion of fluids. Philosophical
Transactions of the Royal Society of London, 1805. 95: p. 65-87.
34. Zzeyani, S., et al., Assessment of the waste lubricating oils
management with antioxidants vegetables extracts based resources
using EPR and FTIR spectroscopy techniques. Energy, 2019. 180:
p. 206-215.
35. Xia, W., J. Yang, and C. Liang, Improving oxidized coal flotation
using biodiesel as a collector. International Journal of Coal
Preparation and Utilization, 2013. 33(4): p. 181-187.
36. Jiao, A., S. Tian, and H. Lin, Analysis of Outburst Coal Structure
Characteristics in Sanjia Coal Mine Based on FTIR and XRD.
Energies, 2022. 15(6): p. 1956.
37. Sun, W., et al., Preparation of hydrolyzate of hogwash oil (HHO)
and its application in separating diaspore from kaolinite. Minerals
Engineering, 2010. 23(9): p. 670-675.
38. Xia, Y., Y. Xing, and X. Gui, Oily collector pre-dispersion for
enhanced surface adsorption during fine low-rank coal flotation.
Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry, 2020. 82: p. 303-
308.
39. Yao, S., et al., Evolution of coal structures: FTIR analyses of
experimental simulations and naturally matured coals in the Ordos
Basin, China. Energy Exploration & Exploitation, 2011. 29(1): p.
1-19.
40. Li, W., et al., Hydrocarbon Generation and Chemical Structure
Evolution from Confined Pyrolysis of Bituminous Coal. Acs
Omega, 2020. 5(31): p. 19682-19694.
41. Wan, H., et al., Effect of the oxygen-containing functional group
on the adsorption of hydrocarbon oily collectors on coal surfaces.
Physicochemical Problems of Mineral Processing, 2022. 58.
Performance Comparison of Waste Cooking Oil on Coal Slime Flotation with Sunflower Oil and Gas Oil
This study explores the potential use of waste cooking sunflower oil (WSO) as an eco-friendly collector for coal slime flotation. WSO and coal slime are both wastes and are hazardous to human health and the environment, if not disposed of properly. In this study, co-disposal of the two wastes was investigated; a gas oil (petroleum derived oil) and crude sunflower oil (CSO) were used for collector efficiency comparisons. This study also presents a green, low-cost and environmentally friendly alternative. Kinetic flotation tests were carried out to study the flotation selectivity, flammability and combustible recovery. Contact angle measurements were performed with 3 different oils (CSO, WSO and gas oil) by sessile drop technique to determine the hydrophobicity and surface properties of coal. Fourier-transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy was utilized to analyze the chemical composition of both waste oil and coal samples.
Keywords: Sunflower oil, waste cooking oil, gas oil, coal slime, flotation
1. Singh-Ackbarali, D., et al., Potential of used frying oil in
paving material: solution to environmental pollution problem.
Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 2017. 24: p. 12220-
12226.
2. Khodadadi, M.R., et al., Recent advances on the catalytic conversion
of waste cooking oil. Molecular Catalysis, 2020. 494: p. 111128.
3. Teixeira, M.R., R. Nogueira, and L.M. Nunes, Quantitative
assessment of the valorisation of used cooking oils in 23 countries.
Waste Management, 2018. 78: p. 611-620.
4. Wang, H., et al., Morphological and structural evolution of
bituminous coal slime particles during the process of combustion.
Fuel, 2018. 218: p. 49-58.
5. 5. Tan, J., et al., Using low-rank coal slime as an eco-friendly
replacement for carbon black filler in styrene butadiene rubber.
Journal of Cleaner Production, 2019. 234: p. 949-960.
6. Guo, H., et al., Efficient utilization of coal slime using anaerobic
fermentation technology. Bioresource Technology, 2021. 332: p.
125072.
7. Liu, D., et al., Flotation specificity of coal gasification fine slag
based on release analysis. Journal of Cleaner Production, 2022. 363:
p. 132426.
8. Zhang, R., et al., Recovering unburned carbon from gasification fly
ash using saline water. Waste Management, 2019. 98: p. 29-36.
9. Klimpel, R., Frothers. Reagents in mineral technology, 1988.
10. Dey, S. and S. Pani, Effective processing of low-volatile medium
coking coal fines of Indian origin using different process variables
of flotation. International Journal of Coal Preparation and
Utilization, 2012. 32(6): p. 253-264.
11. Hacifazlioglu, H. and D. Senol-Arslan, Sunflower oil as green
collector in bituminous coal flotation. Energy Sources, Part A:
Recovery, Utilization, and Environmental Effects, 2017. 39(15): p.
1602-1609.
12. Alonso, M., C. Castano, and A. Garcia, Performance of vegetable
oils as flotation collectors for the recovery of coal from coal fines
wastes. Coal Perparation, 2000. 21(4): p. 411-420.
13. Klimpel, R. and R. Hansen, Frothers: Reagents in Mineral
Technology. 1987, Marcel Dekker, New York, NY.
14. Hacifazlioglu, H., Effect of temperature on coal flotation with waste
vegetable oil as collector. International Journal of Coal Preparation
and Utilization, 2018. 38(4): p. 163-169.
15. Arcos, F. and L. Uribe, Evaluation of the Use of Recycled Vegetable
Oil as a Collector Reagent in the Flotation of Copper Sulfide
Minerals Using Seawater. Recycling, 2021. 6(1): p. 5.
16. de Oliveira, P., et al., Apatite flotation using pataua palm tree oil as
collector. Journal of Materials Research and Technology, 2019. 8(5):
p. 4612-4619.
17. Zhu, X.-n., et al., Cleaner approach to fine coal flotation by
renewable collectors prepared by waste oil transesterification.
Journal of Cleaner Production, 2020. 252: p. 119822.
18. Zhu, X.-n., et al., Clean utilization of waste oil: Soap collectors
prepared by alkaline hydrolysis for fluorite flotation. Journal of
Cleaner Production, 2019. 240: p. 118179.
19. Fan, G., et al., Clean products from coal gasification waste by
flotation using waste engine oil as collector: Synergetic cleaner
disposal of wastes. Journal of Cleaner Production, 2021. 286: p.
124943.
20. Valdés, A.F. and A.B. Garcia, On the utilization of waste vegetable
oils (WSO ) as agglomerants to recover coal from coal fines cleaning
wastes (CFCW). Fuel, 2006. 85(5-6): p. 607-614.
21. Vasumathi, N., et al., Eco friendly and cost-effective reagent for
coal flotation. International Journal of Engineering Research, 2013.
2(7): p. 418-423.
22. Moudgil, B.M. and P. Somasundaran, Reagents in mineral
Technology. 1988: M. Dekker.
23. Das, B. and P. Reddy, The utilization of non-coking coal by flotation
using non-conventional reagents. Energy Sources, Part A: Recovery,
Utilization, and Environmental Effects, 2010. 32(19): p. 1784-1793.
24. Yu, L., M. Han, and F. He, A review of treating oily wastewater.
Arabian journal of chemistry, 2017. 10: p. S1913-S1922.
25. Hanafy, M. and H. Nabih, Treatment of oily wastewater using
dissolved air flotation technique. Energy Sources, Part A, 2007.
29(2): p. 143-159.
26. Anastas, P.T. and J.C. Warner, Principles of green chemistry. Green
chemistry: Theory and practice, 1998: p. 29-56.
27. Williams, C., Y. Peng, and R. Dunne, Eucalyptus oils as green
collectors in gold flotation. Minerals Engineering, 2013. 42: p. 62-67.
28. Dell, C., et al., Release analysis: a comparison of techniques. Trans.
Inst. Min. Metal., Sec., C, Mineral Process Extr. Metal, 1972. 81:
p. C89.
29. Firth, B.A., A.R. Swanson, and S.K. Nicol, Flotation circuits for
poorly floating coals. International Journal of Mineral Processing,
1979. 5(4): p. 321-334.
30. Gui, X., et al., Intensification mechanism of oxidized coal flotation
by using oxygen-containing collector α-furanacrylic acid. Powder
Technology, 2017. 305: p. 109-116.
31. Vanangamudi, M., K. Pillai, and T. Rao, Effect of some operating
variables on the efficiency index of a coal flotation operation.
International Journal of Mineral Processing, 1981. 8(1): p. 1-7.
32. Zhou, G., et al., Effects of oxygen element and oxygen-containing
functional groups on surface wettability of coal dust with various
metamorphic degrees based on XPS experiment. Journal of
analytical methods in chemistry, 2015. 2015.
33. Young, T., An essay on the cohesion of fluids. Philosophical
Transactions of the Royal Society of London, 1805. 95: p. 65-87.
34. Zzeyani, S., et al., Assessment of the waste lubricating oils
management with antioxidants vegetables extracts based resources
using EPR and FTIR spectroscopy techniques. Energy, 2019. 180:
p. 206-215.
35. Xia, W., J. Yang, and C. Liang, Improving oxidized coal flotation
using biodiesel as a collector. International Journal of Coal
Preparation and Utilization, 2013. 33(4): p. 181-187.
36. Jiao, A., S. Tian, and H. Lin, Analysis of Outburst Coal Structure
Characteristics in Sanjia Coal Mine Based on FTIR and XRD.
Energies, 2022. 15(6): p. 1956.
37. Sun, W., et al., Preparation of hydrolyzate of hogwash oil (HHO)
and its application in separating diaspore from kaolinite. Minerals
Engineering, 2010. 23(9): p. 670-675.
38. Xia, Y., Y. Xing, and X. Gui, Oily collector pre-dispersion for
enhanced surface adsorption during fine low-rank coal flotation.
Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry, 2020. 82: p. 303-
308.
39. Yao, S., et al., Evolution of coal structures: FTIR analyses of
experimental simulations and naturally matured coals in the Ordos
Basin, China. Energy Exploration & Exploitation, 2011. 29(1): p.
1-19.
40. Li, W., et al., Hydrocarbon Generation and Chemical Structure
Evolution from Confined Pyrolysis of Bituminous Coal. Acs
Omega, 2020. 5(31): p. 19682-19694.
41. Wan, H., et al., Effect of the oxygen-containing functional group
on the adsorption of hydrocarbon oily collectors on coal surfaces.
Physicochemical Problems of Mineral Processing, 2022. 58.
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Şenol Arslan D, Hacıfazlıoğlu H. Performance Comparison of Waste Cooking Oil on Coal Slime Flotation with Sunflower Oil and Gas Oil. Hittite J Sci Eng. 2023;10(4):337-.