Reports On Technological Research - Cendrex X-Ray Meter Found Valuable In Measuring Ash Content Of Coal

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
J. Jr. Hudy
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The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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Jan 7, 1968

Abstract

The objective of this investigation of the Cendrex was to determine the applicability of the X-ray instrument for the measurement of the ash content of coal. Developed by the Dutch State Mines, this instrument is designed to provide ash analysis of any desired coal product with only a 5-minute lag between sample collection and analytical result. The unit could, with limit controls, be used to feed back signals to preset the separating gravity of coal washers, control the ratio of various coals needed to produce an acceptable blend, and permit the sorting of a washed product into two qualities, one which is below and the other which is above a prescribed ash content. This unit can also be used discontinuously for rapid determination of samples of coals taken in the usual manner.
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APA: J. Jr. Hudy  (1968)  Reports On Technological Research - Cendrex X-Ray Meter Found Valuable In Measuring Ash Content Of Coal

MLA: J. Jr. Hudy Reports On Technological Research - Cendrex X-Ray Meter Found Valuable In Measuring Ash Content Of Coal. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1968.

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