MICROBIOLOGICAL SYSTEM FOR THE REMOVAL OF CONTAMINANTS FROM COAL
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A system for separating coal from iron oxide and sulfur comprises a first tank having crusher to grind the coal. Steam is directed into the first tank to mix with the coal to produce a maximum substrate area for chemolithotrophic bacteria and algal species to act upon. A mechanical pulverizer is fed with the coal and steam. A sieve and a second tank receiving the coal from the pulverizer apparatus. An air exchanger connected to the second tank collects nanosized particulates of coal. A pipeline feeds the coal within the second tank with a mixture of chemolithophic bacteria from a breeding tank. A holding tank receives the mixture of coal and chemolithophic bacteria. A centrifuge receives the mixture of coal and chemolithophic bacteria from the holding tank and separates the coal from the mixture. A fourth tank receive the separated and hydrated coal particles from the centrifuge.
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