RI 5399 Carbonizing Properties Of Floyd County, Ky., Coals ? Introduction

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
D. E. Wolfson
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Jan 1, 1958

Abstract

As a part of its overall program of coal carbonization, the Bureau of Mines is studying the coking properties of coals that may be used for metallurgical purposes. The objectives of this study were given in detail in a previous report.2/ The inherent suitability of coal for metallurgical use depends primarily on (1) chemical composition, (2) preparation characteristics, and (3) carbonization behavior. The first two factors, as well as the available reserves, are considered in selecting coals for carbonization tests. According to the estimate of reserves by Dowd,3/ the recoverable coal in Floyd County in beds 28 inches or more thick, in thousand tons, is as follows: [ ]
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APA: D. E. Wolfson  (1958)  RI 5399 Carbonizing Properties Of Floyd County, Ky., Coals ? Introduction

MLA: D. E. Wolfson RI 5399 Carbonizing Properties Of Floyd County, Ky., Coals ? Introduction. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1958.

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