Coal Types in the Yallourn and Latrobe Brown Coal Seams

The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1947

Abstract

TABLE OF CONTENTS:Introduction.Chemical Composition-lignitic coal-earthy coal-pollen coal-fern coal-nature of ash in the several coal types.Carbonization Tests.Air Drying of the Coal Types-rate of drying in the coal face-relative rates of diffusion-differential slacking of coal types-rate of oxygen absorption.Origin of the Coal Types-colour difference-cause of different rates of diffusion.Practical Significance.Summary.Acknowledgments.The Yallourn brown coal seam, where exposed in the Yallourn Open Cut, and the Latrobe brown coal seam, where exposed in the Yallourn North Open Cut, are both distinctly bedded. Close inspection shows that both seams consist of beds of coal from 1 to 10 ft. thick, which on drying out develop differences in colour and in their, shrinkage crack patterns. Tliese differences become apparent in the...
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APA:  (1947)  Coal Types in the Yallourn and Latrobe Brown Coal Seams

MLA: Coal Types in the Yallourn and Latrobe Brown Coal Seams. The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1947.

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