Fractionation of Coking Coals by Spherical Agglomeration Methods

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
F. W. Meadus G. Paillard A. F. Sirianni I. E. Puddington
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Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
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Jan 1, 1968

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Experiments with some selected Nova Scotia coals and a single sample of American anthracite, reconstituted in granular form with lower sulphur and ash contents by spherical agglomeration methods, are described. The effect of different bridging liquids, grinding times, gangue depressents and modes of agitation on the final product are discussed. The application of agglomeration techniques as a means of drying wet coal fines is also noted.
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APA: F. W. Meadus G. Paillard A. F. Sirianni I. E. Puddington  (1968)  Fractionation of Coking Coals by Spherical Agglomeration Methods

MLA: F. W. Meadus G. Paillard A. F. Sirianni I. E. Puddington Fractionation of Coking Coals by Spherical Agglomeration Methods. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 1968.

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