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vapors and evolving gases are delivered to a condensing system, where condensed shale oil is collected, while non-condensable gases are fed back to the retort. Recycled gas enters the bottom of the retort and cools the spent shale, which then leaves the retort through a water-sealed discharge system.
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are burnt within the retort. Raw oil shale is fed into the top of the retort, and is heated by the rising gases, which pass laterally through the descending oil shale causing decomposition of the rock. Pyrolysis is completed in the lower section of the retort, where the spent shale contacted with
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The Kiviter process is based on the earlier vertical retort technology (Pintsch's generator). This technology underwent a long process of development. The early concept of central inlet of the heat carrier was later replaced by a concept of heat carrier gas cross flow in the retort.
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The Kiviter process is classified as an internal combustion technology. The Kiviter retort is a vertical cylindrical vessel that heats coarse oil shale with recycled gases, steam, and air. To supply heat, gases (including produced
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The Kiviter technology has been used in Estonia since 1921, when first experimental Kiviter retorts were built. The first commercial scale oil plant based on the Kiviter technology was built in 1924.
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The Kiviter process uses large amounts of water, which is polluted during processing, and the solid waste residue contains water-soluble toxic substances that leach into the surrounding area.
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more hot gas, steam and air is heated to about 900 °C (1,650 °F) to gasify and burn the residual carbon (
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From 1955 to 2003, Kiviter technology was used for oil shale processing also in
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Index

Viru Keemia Grupp
Chemical industry
oil industry
oil shale
shale oil
VKG Oil
VKG Oil
shale oil extraction
Slantsy
oil shale gas
carbonaceous
spent residue
char
Shale oil
Viru Keemia Grupp
Oil shale in Estonia
Alberta Taciuk Process
Petrosix
Galoter process
TOSCO II process
Fushun process
Paraho process


"Usage of Estonian oil shale"
doi
10.3176/oil.2008.2S.02
ISSN
0208-189X

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