Meeting The Coal Quality Challenge In The Expanding Powder River Basin Coal Marketplace

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
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Jan 1, 1998

Abstract

Powder River Basin (PRB) mines were originally built to serve power plants designed specifically for their coal. Sulfur was the major concern, with BTU and sodium limiting the market for some. The Clean Air Act has extended the PRB market into plants converting from other coals. These new customers are more sensitive to constituents affecting boiler and precipitator performance. At the same time, the prospect of deregulation is forcing power companies to control cost more stringently than ever. Jacobs Ranch Mine has responded to the changing marketplace with an expanded coal quality and customer service program.
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APA:  (1998)  Meeting The Coal Quality Challenge In The Expanding Powder River Basin Coal Marketplace

MLA: Meeting The Coal Quality Challenge In The Expanding Powder River Basin Coal Marketplace. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1998.

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