The Petrography of Some New South Wales Permian Coals from the Tomago Coal Measures

The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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Jan 1, 1968

Abstract

Permian coal seams from the Tomago Coal Measures in the Northern Coalfield, New South Wales, were analysed petrographically and reflectance measurements made for each. Vitrite contents were moderate to high for most of the coals but for two they were very low.The mineral-matter contents were low to moderate by Australian standards. Different profiles of a particular seam could be correlated by petrographic methods.Standard seam profiles were drawn up and from these an idealized Tomago seam sequence was compiled. All the coals were of high-volatile bituminous rank. Their carbon contents, but not thcir reflectances, varied significantly with the quantity of vitrinite present.
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APA:  (1968)  The Petrography of Some New South Wales Permian Coals from the Tomago Coal Measures

MLA: The Petrography of Some New South Wales Permian Coals from the Tomago Coal Measures. The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1968.

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