RI 6989 Preparation Characteristics Of Pennsylvania Anthracite From The Bottom Red Ash Bed, Northern Field

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
W. S. Sanner
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Jan 1, 1967

Abstract

Seven samples were analyzed from the major reserves of the Bottom Red Ash bed, Northern anthracite field. The data show variations in thickness and geo-logic structure and in the amount of coal that can be recovered. Recovery of market-grade (less than 17 percent ash) coal is high for all samples, ranging from 76 tp 95 percent in the 3-1/4-by 9/16-inch sizes. The occurrence of coal containing less than 5 percent ash varies from 19.5 to as much as 57.5 percent. Crushing the coarse sizes to minus 9/16 inch increased recovery of market-grade coal in six of seven bed samples. Crushing released sufficient impurities to cause substantial increases in yield of coal containing less than 5 percent ash for all samples. Analyses of the float coal indicate that the quality of coal is comparable for all samples.
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APA: W. S. Sanner  (1967)  RI 6989 Preparation Characteristics Of Pennsylvania Anthracite From The Bottom Red Ash Bed, Northern Field

MLA: W. S. Sanner RI 6989 Preparation Characteristics Of Pennsylvania Anthracite From The Bottom Red Ash Bed, Northern Field. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1967.

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