IC 6933 Curves For The Classification Of Coal

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
J. F. Barkley
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Jan 1, 1937

Abstract

Under the procedure of the American Standards Association, with the American Society for Testing Materials as sponsor, the Sectional Committee on Classification of Coals has arrived at the classification of coals by rank as shown in Table 14/. The standard explains the term "agglomerating" used for classification under physical properties, as follows: Agglomerating Index. - Coals which in the volatile-matter determination produce either an agglomerate button that will support a 500-g weight without pulverizing, or a button showing swelling or cell structure, shall be considered agglomerating from the standpoint of classification.***. Pending the adoption of a method by the American Society for Testing Materials, the coke-button grading test5,/ afforded by the examination of the residue in the platinum crucible incident to the volatile matter determination, shall be used.
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APA: J. F. Barkley  (1937)  IC 6933 Curves For The Classification Of Coal

MLA: J. F. Barkley IC 6933 Curves For The Classification Of Coal. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1937.

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