PROSPECT COAL PROCESSING TECHNOLOGIES

Abstract

A huge amount of coal mined from Kazakhstan deposits requires the development of a waste-free technology based on deep processing . One of the intermediate products of coking coal processing is coal tar. As a product of processing of coal tar, coal tar pitch can be converted into target products with great economic demand. The production of fiber based on them will find wide application in medicine, biotechnology, energy, in treatment facilities, in construction for obtaining composite materials, etc. And to adjust the production of these products, new enterprises are needed near coal deposits. This, in turn, will open up prospects and improvement of new technologies for in-depth processing of domestic raw materials.

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