Discussion of Papers Published Prior to 1951 - The Cleaning of Fine Sizes of Bituminous Coals by Concentrating Tables (1950) 187, p. 956

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
R. E. Zimmerman
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Abstract

D. R. Lyons (Republic Steel Corp., Cleveland)— Some tests using wet tables conducted by an operating company to determine the effect of table-water density on the quality of the washed coal should be of interest. The only variable during the testing period was the percentage of solids in the table water. Table operating data are shown in Table XV. The ash content of the washed coal remained constant or nearly so, as the percentage of solids varied while the sulphw content of the washed coal decreased as the percentage of solids increased.
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APA: R. E. Zimmerman  (1952)  Discussion of Papers Published Prior to 1951 - The Cleaning of Fine Sizes of Bituminous Coals by Concentrating Tables (1950) 187, p. 956

MLA: R. E. Zimmerman Discussion of Papers Published Prior to 1951 - The Cleaning of Fine Sizes of Bituminous Coals by Concentrating Tables (1950) 187, p. 956. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1952.

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