Understanding Coal Analysis
by Michael Hutagalung on 02/06/08 at 1:30 am | 101 Comments | |
“How to understand a coal sample analysis? What is the difference between proximate and ultimate analysis? What is AR (as-received) basis? Is is the same with DAF (dry, ash free) basis? How about AD (air-dried) basis? And what coal ash analysis is all about?”
Well, it is indeed a long list of questions to answer but the explanation is actually not as twisted as it seems. The main purpose of coal sample analysis is to determine the rank of the coal along with its intrinsic characteristics. Furthermore, these data will be used as the fundamental consideration for future concerns, for instance: coal trading and its utilizations.
Coal Properties
Coal comes in four main types or ranks: lignite or brown coal, bituminous coal or black coal, anthracite and graphite. Each type of coal has a certain set of physical parameters which are mostly controlled by moisture, volatile content (in terms of aliphatic or aromatic hydrocarbons) and carbon content.
- Moisture
Moisture is an important property of coal, as all coals are mined wet. Groundwater and other extraneous moisture is known as adventitious moisture and is readily evaporated. Moisture held within the coal itself is known as inherent moisture and is analyzed. Moisture may occur in four possible forms within coal:- Surface moisture: water held on the surface of coal particles or macerals
- Hydroscopic moisture: water held by capillary action within the microfractures of the coal
- Decomposition moisture: water held within the coal’s decomposed organic compounds
- Mineral moisture: water which comprises part of the crystal structure of hydrous silicates such as clays.
- Volatile matter
Volatile matter in coal refers to the components of coal, except for moisture, which are liberated at high temperature in the absence of air. This is usually a mixture of short and long chain hydrocarbons, aromatic hydrocarbons and some sulfur. The volatile matter of coal is determined under rigidly controlled standards. In Australian and British laboratories this involves heating the coal sample to 900 ± 5 °C (1650 ±10 °F) for 7 minutes in a cylindrical silica crucible in a muffle furnace. American Standard procedures involve heating to 950 ± 25 °C (1740 ± 45 °F) in a vertical platinum crucible. - Ash
Ash content of coal is the non-combustible residue left after coal is burnt. It represents the bulk mineral matter after carbon, oxygen, sulfur and water (including from clays) has been driven off during combustion. Analysis is fairly straightforward, with the coal thoroughly burnt and the ash material expressed as a percentage of the original weight. - Fixed carbon
The fixed carbon content of the coal is the carbon found in the material which is left after volatile materials are driven off. This differs from the ultimate carbon content of the coal because some carbon is lost in hydrocarbons with the volatiles. Fixed carbon is used as an estimate of the amount of coke that will be yielded from a sample of coal. Fixed carbon is determined by removing the mass of volatiles determined by the volatility test, above, from the original mass of the coal sample.
Coal Proximate Analysis
The objective of coal ultimate analysis is to determine the amount of fixed carbon (FC), volatile matters (VM), moisture, and ash within the coal sample. The variables are measured in weight percent (wt. %) and are calculated in several different bases. AR (as-received) basis is the most widely used basis in industrial applications. AR basis puts all variables into consideration and uses the total weight as the basis of measurement. AD (air-dried) basis neglect the presence of moistures other than inherent moisture while DB (dry-basis) leaves out all moistures, including surface moisture, inherent moisture, and other moistures. DAF (dry, ash free) basis neglect all moisture and ash constituent in coal while DMMF (dry, mineral-matter-free) basis leaves out the presence of moisture and mineral matters in coal, for example: quartz, pyrite, calcite, etc. Mineral matter is not directly measured but may be obtained by one of a number of empirical formula based on the ultimate and proximate analysis.
| Proximate Analysis | unit | (ar) | (ad) | (db) | (daf) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Moisture | (wt. %) | 3.3 | 2.7 | ||
| Ash | (wt. %) | 22.1 | 22.2 | 22.8 | |
| Volatile Matter | (wt. %) | 27.3 | 27.5 | 28.3 | 36.6 |
| Fixed Carbon | (wt. %) | 47.3 | 47.6 | 48.9 | 63.4 |
| Gross Calorific Value | (MJ/kg) | 24.73 | 24.88 | 25.57 | 33.13 |
A table is shown above containing an example of proximate analysis data of coal. Conversion from one basis to another can be performed using mass balance equations. The standard practice for proximate analysis of coal may be referred to ASTM D3172-07a or ISO 17246:2005.
Coal Ultimate Analysis
Similar to coal proximate analysis, the objective of coal ultimate analysis is to determine the constituent of coal, but rather in a form of its basic chemical elements. The ultimate analysis determines the amount of carbon (C), hydrogen (H), oxygen (O), sulfur (S), and other elements within the coal sample. These variables are also measured in weight percent (wt. %) and are calculated in the bases explained above.
| Ultimate Analysis | unit | (ar) | (ad) | (db) | (daf) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Carbon (C) | (wt. %) | 61.1 | 61.5 | 63.2 | 81.9 |
| Hydrogen (H) | (wt. %) | 3.00 | 3.02 | 3.10 | 4.02 |
| Nitrogen (N) | (wt. %) | 1.35 | 1.36 | 1.40 | 1.81 |
| Total Sulfur (S) | (wt. %) | 0.4 | 0.39 | 0.39 | |
| Oxygen (O) | (wt. %) | 8.8 | 8.8 | 9.1 |
A table is shown above containing an example of coal ultimate analysis data and showing significant elements only. Conversion from one basis to another can be performed using mass balance equations. The standard practice for ultimate analysis of coal may be referred to ASTM D3176-89(2002) or ISO 17247:2005.
Ash Analysis
| Oxides | wt.% of ash (Calculated) | Elements | wt.% of ash (Measured) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Na2O | 0.35 | Na | 0.26 |
| MgO | 0.48 | Mg | 0.29 |
| Al2O3 | 20.0 | Al | 10.6 |
| SiO | 74.1 | Si | 34.6 |
| P2O5 | 0.05 | P | 0.05 |
| K2O | 1.1 | K | 0.92 |
| CaO | 0.68 | Ca | 0.49 |
| TiO2 | 0.80 | Ti | 0.48 |
| Mn3O4 | 0.06 | Mn | 0.05 |
| Fe2O3 | 3.25 | Fe | 2.28 |
An analysis of coal ash may also be carried out to determine not only the composition of coal ash, but also to determine the levels at which trace elements occur in ash. These data are useful for environmental impact modelling, and may be obtained by spectroscopic methods such as ICP-OES or AAS. An example of coal ash composition is shown on the right.
Beside composition of coal ash, ash fusion point is also one significant parameter in ash analysis. The optimum operating temperature of coal processing will depend on the gas temperature and also the ash fusion point. Melting of the ashes may cause them to stick to the walls of the reactor and result in a build-up.
You might be interested to read an article of coal characterization equipments here, illustrated with photos, including coal proximate analysis, ultimate analysis, and ash fusion point analysis equipments.
Reference: CSIRO Energy Technology, ISO, ASTM, Wikipedia


101 Comments
selly cipta
Jun 11th, 2008
have comment an method to reduce sulpur?
agung
Jun 16th, 2008
i just wanna give sugestion, how if you give us about coal fix bed combustion. please send that explain to my mail. thanks
Cecilia Davis
Jul 1st, 2008
This info is quiet educational. but my problem is how do I make the conversion of the Gross calorific value of the fuel from ar to DAF analysis. I understood how to get the DAF analysis for the components from AR analysis but how do I get the calorific value?
Will appreciate if u explain
Tejasvini
Aug 19th, 2008
Hi.
I want to understand the nature of Indonesian coal. Want to know about the coal characteristics like moisture content, ash, sulfur, etc.
Would appreciate any help in this regard.
Adeel
Oct 30th, 2008
Can any body send me a procedure to determine the Sulfur contents in coal ash by wet analysis.
Haseeb
Nov 22nd, 2008
Hi,
Can any body send me a procedure to determine the Coal Consumption when 4 different Coals of different GCV’s is being utilised.
JIm Shirazi
Dec 9th, 2008
I am looking at a coal analysis for Lignite. The heating values were reported as BTU /Lb include various conditions:
As received, Dry, DAF, and MMMFree. While I know the first TWO, I am not too sure about DAF and MMMFree. Could you explain these terms for me. Thank you.
johnzactruba
Dec 20th, 2008
reply for selly – Sulphur in coal cannot be reduced . But the sulphur dioxide formed during combustion caan be captured or reduced in Flue Gas desulphurising units or using limestone as a sorbent.
reply for Jim-
DAF means dry , ash free basis. The % is calculated based on 0 % moisture and 0 % Ash.
MMMF means Moisture and Mineral Matter free basis. Sometimes for high ash coals apart from ash there some mineral matter also is reported in the ultimate analysis. Mineral matter free basis is considering 0 % of ash and mineral matter.
johnzactruba
Dec 20th, 2008
reply to Haseeb :
Consider a large coal fired power plant has an efficiency of 33 % .
This means the plant heat rate is
3600/ 33% = 10909 kJ/kwhr (kiloJoules/Kilowatthour)
If the calorific value of Coal A is 20,000 kj/kg
then the coal required is = 10909 /20000 = 0.545 kg / kwhr.
If the calorific value of Coal B is 15,000 kj/kg
then the coal required is = 10909 /15000 = 0.727 kg / kwhr.
Of course ther will be a small change in th power plant efficiency because of the coal. But for quick calculations you can consider efficiency to be constant.
sam
Dec 30th, 2008
The website provides quite good information but basic. I will request for application of the coal characteristics particularly for coal ranking.
shahrom
Jan 11th, 2009
I’m looking for all 4 types of coal analysis.
1. lignite or brown coal
2. bituminous coal or black coal
3. anthracite
4. graphite
Sachin Trivedy
Jan 21st, 2009
Sir,
I am looking for formula to derive ultimate analysis of Caol from proximate analysis & GCV of Coal.
Can you guide me so thatt we are able to get more precise efficiency of our plant.
A line of confirmation shall be highly appriciated.
john zachariah
Jan 22nd, 2009
for ST,
Following is a formula collected by me long time back. I dont remeber the reference.
Applicable for bituminous coal.
FC – Fixed Carbon % by weight on Moisture and Ash Free basis
VM- Volatile Matter % by Weight on Moisture and Ash Free Basis
Hydrogen % ( Moisture and Ash free basis )= VM *[ 7.35/(VM+10) - 0.013 ]
Nitrogen % ( Moisture and Ash free basis ) = 2.1 – 0.012 * VM)
Carbon % ( Moisture and Ash free basis) ={ [FC + 0.9*( VM-14)] – Sulphur %}
Sulphur % has to be assumed based on some prevoius analysis.
Convert all the above to Air dired basis or As recieved basis, as per the
Ash % and Moisture % in the proximate sample.
Then Subtract from 100 to get Oxygen %.
Another method is to use regression analysis form a large no of samples of both Ultimate and Proximate analysis to derive a quadratic equation. I did this long time back for Indian coals. Maybe in a few days time i can search and post it here thanks.
ashok sanap
Feb 14th, 2009
i have coal sample on recevied basis .i want to convert on dry basis please give me formula for ash moisture volatile matter fixed carbon & GCV
Ramsen
Feb 20th, 2009
Hi
Can I get the average composition of coal (A’cite,L’nite,B’nus) to find the theoritical O2 required for combustion & Is there any thumb value for coal/MW Power.
Expecting your appreciable reply
aiman nasim
Mar 10th, 2009
hi
i want to know about the type of coal found in pakistan and how can we improve it?
vinothkumar
Mar 15th, 2009
did we convert coal into diamond or not?
P.K.Ghosh
Mar 24th, 2009
hi,
I wish to know educational. how do I make the conversion of the Gross calorific value of the fuel from ar to DAF analysis. I understood how to get the DAF analysis for the components from AR analysis but how do I get the calorific value?
Secondly If anybody quoted on ADB basis of IM and GCV then I make convert in GAR Basis of GCV How I will calculate.
Please clear me.
Arun Prasad
Mar 25th, 2009
http://majarimagazine.com/2008/06/understanding-coal-sample-analysis/
In above web site , typing mistake is observed . Under heading – Proximate analysis ,
wrong Statement :
The objective of coal ultimate analysis is to determine the amount of fixed carbon (FC), volatile matters (VM), moisture, and ash within the coal sample
Correct Statement:
The objective of coal Proximate analysis is to determine the amount of fixed carbon (FC), volatile matters (VM), moisture, and ash within the coal sample
magdik
Mar 27th, 2009
i would like to do a university project on basic coal analysis however i got no clue what to as a project,actually what to test for project purpose not like day to day analysis.
saman abbasi
Apr 9th, 2009
I need to know on how many basis does coal is classified and what are they and i also want the classification.
What are the tests required basically in proximate and ultimate analysis(list of the tests) and are float and Sink, hard groove grindability Index included in ultimate analyses.Thanks!
saman abbasi
Apr 9th, 2009
Sir, one more thing want to know
1) formula to determine total sulphur on as received basis, when pyretic sulphur, sulphate sulphur and organic sulphur is given.or do total sulphur has any relation to these sulphures during calculations
Thanks,for your time!
saman abbasi
Apr 20th, 2009
may i know the answers of my previous questions.
Granny Kanyeto
May 7th, 2009
its my first time to visit your site. please send me the procedure on determining ultimate analysis using AAS
Granny Kanyeto
May 7th, 2009
would you please give me the procedure on ultimate analysis using AAS
adam
May 7th, 2009
hi, thank alot about this info.
can you described how the method coal analysis?
selcuk
May 13th, 2009
Sir,
Beside above tests, there are some physical tests carried out for coal, such as Hard Grove Grindability Index and Abrasion Index
What are the requirements for these tests for a coal fired power plant with a CFB boiler
Thanks
brahma
May 19th, 2009
thanks for above comments it helped me lot……………
kami
May 22nd, 2009
i want to understand the chemical analysis of
Pakistan coal located at Lakhra
PRADEEP TAMBE
Jun 4th, 2009
I am attending one coal fire . Before fire coal ash was 24%. After fire extinguished by water,
samples were drawn and tested.Found that TM 5%, ash 38%. My understanding is that even if partly burnt coal is fully burnt in laboratory coal ash should remain same as 24%.
why there is increase ?
Please reply
Tambe
Suneet
Jun 18th, 2009
Any Questions related to Coal Analysis are welcome on my email ID
Mike Smith
Jul 23rd, 2009
Is there such a thing as an abrasion index and/or hardness index for coal ?. If so could you advise test methods.
Thanks.
gagaan
Aug 4th, 2009
what is full form of GAR.
How do you calculate GAr value if we know the GCv on ADb basis .
We know total moisture and Im on ADB. what formulae do we adopt to calculate GAR. what is NAR.
appreciate your reply
vignesh kannan
Aug 6th, 2009
sir,
Please clarify the formula which has been used for ADB(air dry basis) to ARB (as received basis).Please mail me the clarification.
Thanks & Regards,
Vignesh kannan
birinder singh
Aug 16th, 2009
I would like to know the phosphorus % in Indonesian thermal coals from Kalimantan area.
Thanks
likhitt
Aug 17th, 2009
what are the types of coal analysis?
sandrar
Sep 11th, 2009
Hi! I was surfing and found your blog post… nice! I love your blog.
Cheers! Sandra. R.
mojojojo
Sep 16th, 2009
Please email the calculation formula to convert GCV from ADB to ARB. Thanks in advance
Danny
Sep 21st, 2009
Greetings,
I was wondering if anyone could tell me the formula to convert Moisture from ADB into AR. any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks much
Shyamsundar
Oct 27th, 2009
Can i get complete (detailed ) procedure of Elemental Analysis of coal ( As done in Indian or in any other Lab.)? please mail me the details.
ravindra khamparia
Nov 17th, 2009
Dear Sir / Madam
We are determining Gross Calorific Value (GCV) of Raw coal by Bomb Calorimeter using Air Dried sample.
For example, Analysis details are as under :
Total Moisture : 11%
Inherent Moisture 3%
Ash (including IM) 25%
GCV 5500 K.Cal/Kg
Please provide the GCV of above on As Received (AR) basis
Uma Shankar
Nov 23rd, 2009
How can I calculate gar vaue if adb/arb value is known? Can you provide me the formula?
dev
Nov 27th, 2009
peat is also a form of coal
Pramod
Dec 9th, 2009
PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE IS A FORMULA FOR LOW RANKING COAL.
GCV=2111+0.6812UHV
INHERENT MOISTURE AFFECTS COAL GCV
Naveed Ahmad Coal Tech PU
Jan 16th, 2010
sir,
i found it very helpful to improve my concept .
I want to derive such a formula to determine the GCV of pak coal because available formulas are not valid for our coal
if u send me helping materials,so that i can derive such a formula,it may improve a big achievement in our field.
bet regards;
NAVEED AHMAD COAL TECH PU
ahmed
Jan 27th, 2010
hi.
saman ang kami i am student of centre for coal technology university of the punjab lahore (pakistan).r u student of our centre ? if not then why and from how long time u work on coal.my mail is
junaid_asgharian@yahoo.com
amran
Jan 31st, 2010
to convert ‘adb’ to’ arb’ use this formula :
GCV (arb) = GCV (adb) X (100-TM)/(100-IM)
Hence, the bigger the difference between TM adn IM will result in bigger difference in GAR between ‘abd’ and ‘arb’ value.
GAR = GCV (arb)
NAR = Net CV (arb)
Rule of thumb (safely minus 250 from GAR to get NAR. This is only estimate.
junaid
Feb 2nd, 2010
hi i am a member of CHQ group we work on coal
centre for coal technology university of the punjab lahore(pakistan)
junaidasgharian@yahoo.com
Yomi gideon
Mar 2nd, 2010
Pls clarify the relationship between fixed carbon and coke contents of coal.
vanderghast
Mar 7th, 2010
Excellent article really helpful. I found the formulas in
http://www.worldcoal.org/bin/pdf/original_pdf_file/coalconversionfacts2007(04_06_2009).pdf
Someone should build a calculator application for this. I did an excel one
siman
Mar 27th, 2010
Dearsir,
I want to know about different methods to calculate the gcv of thecoal while analysis.what percentage of sulphur is perferrable for coal in steel industry.How can we find the varition of fuel ratio for dfferent types of coal.
Narsinh Rathod
May 30th, 2010
How can define Free Moisture in coal.what a procedue ?
G.P.Pramod Kumar
Jun 24th, 2010
Dear sir,
Please provide me the Formulae for Calculations
AC Palacio
Jul 7th, 2010
Hi,
Please send me if you have any coal related trainings and seminars. Thanks,
AC Palacio
Jul 7th, 2010
We’re in coal sourcing for our 235 MW capacity, who can provide me coal type matrix with adb and arb analysis. We prefer high and mid CV with low sulfur. Thanks.
yuliani
Jul 13th, 2010
can any body explain to me how to calculate GAR, NAR from ADB
kuldeep ranwa
Jul 13th, 2010
Can i get complete (detailed ) all type of coal ( As done in Indian or in any other Lab.)? please mail me the details
john louie n. sy
Aug 4th, 2010
Sir,
Good Afternoon!! i just want to know what is more accurate analysis. is it the ash received or the air dried? email me at johnlouie_sy@yahoo.com
Thank You very much!!!!!!!
jade
Aug 25th, 2010
thanks for sharing the info, but what is the meaning of as-fired basis , is it the same with as recieved basis
Ganesh
Sep 30th, 2010
Sir, please tell me formula of gcv and differences between four types of coal
caesar xu
Oct 13th, 2010
dear sir;
now i neeed one easy and portable methord to inspect the steam/blending coal on the locale, mainly in some index: total moisture, inherent moisture, ash, gulfur, hard grove index and net calorific value….. who can help and lead me? tks!
pls revert to my e-mail:caesarxu@jiangsu-sunny.com.
tks for yr comment and helps!
caesar xu
prabha shankar prasad
Oct 14th, 2010
coal preparation ,and determination of proximate analysis latest process send my email id
kiran
Oct 25th, 2010
To reduce the sulphur, we have to use lime stone while coal combustion, and the alternate process is to have a desulpharisation plant.
john brett
Nov 16th, 2010
What is the difference (if any) between GAR and NAR?
Gustav
Jan 15th, 2011
Does anybody know a list of vendors for coal analysis?
Regards.
manoj
Jan 20th, 2011
i want to know how i can find partical size in coal and what r the different sizes of mash used for this analysis
IBRAHIM
Jan 28th, 2011
Dear Sir,
Can any one help me to know what GCV impacts on coal/fuel costing & how it is calculated on in terms of price
ed
Feb 6th, 2011
where do I find a , how to read , coal analsis , done at a coal prep.plant , before and after washing .
thank you ed
Sara G
Mar 4th, 2011
Hi Gustav,
Depending on your location, I might be able to help you out with some compaines that provide coal analysis services. Please contact me at terrorjay81@live.com.au
Deepak
Apr 8th, 2011
plz describe the arb method
rt
Apr 9th, 2011
i use coal standards for proximate analysis but when i use it for gcv analysis, i don’t get the true value of my standard. Does anyone knows the why? what should i do?
rt
Apr 9th, 2011
i use coal standards for proximate analysis but when i use it for gcv analysis, i don’t get the true value of my standard. Does anyone knows why? what should i do?
Maryam mas'ud
Apr 13th, 2011
Pls what is the diffence between proximate and ultimate analysis. Thanks
BILALHANIF
May 1st, 2011
why ash content is included in ultimate analysis?
S.K.Tripathy
May 9th, 2011
how can i caluculate the GCV from ultimate analysis of coal
S.K.Tripathy
May 9th, 2011
what is the density of indian coal
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May 13th, 2011
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obami S
May 15th, 2011
pls mail me witi anticle on coal uses.thanks.
Muhammad Iftikhar
Jun 13th, 2011
Dear sir, please why Calorific value is included in Proximate analysis
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Aug 4th, 2011
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egbujuo nelson
Aug 15th, 2011
what is coal methodology all about and what r the processes involved.
egbujuo nelson
Aug 15th, 2011
what r the test method to the analysis of coal
egbujuo nelson
Aug 15th, 2011
what r the instruments used in coal analysis and what r the procedures.
J. Mason
Sep 12th, 2011
Hello, your site very helpful. Can you advise where I can find a source which enables me to calculate the amount of coal required to fire a 20 HP [draw bar pull] locomotive at 20mph [approximately]. I am a member of the North Dorset Railway Trust and they are building an old British rail engine for which I do not have records. So I am having to start from basic principles. Many thanks J.Mason
ALEX
Sep 29th, 2011
I manage a brick factory in western cape REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA WE FIRE THE TUNNEL KILN WITH COAL every now and then the ash on the brick would be brown instead of white based on my experience it have to be metal present when they sen the coal to a lab the result only show 2.3% FE2O3 what specefic test could i ask for to prove my point
v balasubramanian
Oct 11th, 2011
what is the ADB and ARB ? then how can we calculate the GCV (ADB) to as received basis?
nizam
Nov 11th, 2011
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prudence
Nov 15th, 2011
hello
Thank you for this informative article. I have a question though, I want to know why it is necessary to do an ultimate and proximate analysis of coal when calculating the efficiency of a coal fired boiler?
R. Ramanathan
Nov 23rd, 2011
dear sir,
i want to know to calculate the nett cv of coal from gross cv theoretically using moisture, without using the ultimate analysis and which should be more appropriate/accurate.
Shivshankar Shaw
Nov 28th, 2011
What will be the fornula to calculate FC in to GCV if test/analysis conducted on AD basis.
For example : We are getting report on ADB and the FC is shown as 46.5 % ,what will be GCV ? Please guide us the conversion or formula.
nizam
Dec 6th, 2011
Hi
i want to know how to draft price adjustment clause when there is variance in moisture contents without consideration of penalty clause. eg GCV ADB 5800 WITH TM 40 has given by supplier against contract required 5800 with TM 28 AT PRICE OF USD58 . IN this case how to reduce the price , pl furnish with explanation- tks
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javeed
Dec 15th, 2011
dear sir,
could you please mail me the detailed procedure for analysis of moisture in hard coke
bijaya madala
Dec 19th, 2011
sir,
I want to know about the standard laboratory procedure of coal analysis(protocols),that can be followed by thermal power plant in India. please send me in my e-mail.
Gautam
Dec 26th, 2011
How to convert coal from one moisture content to another also from one ash content to another. The intention is to understand the change in GCV with variation in moisture and ash content.
Thanks
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g.a.cyclewala
Jan 14th, 2012
An excellent explaination for coal Analysis ,author has covered every thing possible for any
student looking for general information on coal. Even the details provided are beyond the scope of topic. yet very well covered. I congratulate the author for a very thought provoking definations.
Govind Rao
Jan 17th, 2012
You have mentioned that the volatile material consists of some long and short hydrocarbons and aromatic hydrocarbons and sulphur. Could you please all of them exists, normally, in the volatile material and the procedure to calculate, empirically though?
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Feb 2nd, 2012
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