Atlanta, Ga Paper - Discussion of Mr. Ormsbee's paper on A Southern Coal-Washing Plant (see p. 113)

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William B. Phillips, Birmingham, Ala.: The analysis of Pratt coal made by myself, and given by Mr. Ormsbee in his paper (p. 113), is likely to mislead the reader as to the real nature of this coal. It represents the very purest coal that I have been able to get, and does not represent the average composition of the lump-coal as prepared for market. I wish it were true that the coal had no more than 2.50 ash and 0.83 sulphur. The analysis of McCalley is nearer the real figures than any of the others. There is no use in giving an
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APA:  (1896)  Atlanta, Ga Paper - Discussion of Mr. Ormsbee's paper on A Southern Coal-Washing Plant (see p. 113)

MLA: Atlanta, Ga Paper - Discussion of Mr. Ormsbee's paper on A Southern Coal-Washing Plant (see p. 113). The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1896.

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