The Preparation of Coal (3d80a8d6-3762-412b-870a-d165227cb7ae)

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
J. B. Morrow
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Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
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Jan 1, 1931

Abstract

Methods of Coal Preparation Fundamentally, the object of coal preparation is to increase, economically, the value of a fuel by making it more suitable to the uses of the consumer. This can be accomplished in three major ways: 1.Screening or sizing 2.-Mixrng or blending 3.-Cleaning By combinations of any or all of these methods we can prepare coal to meet standard specifications-a process of standardization which is the more desirable the more nearly it approaches the unvarying quality of packaged goods, where the package you buy today and tomorrow is the same as that you bought yesterday. It should be noted that it is readily possible to get good cleaning and still have poor preparation because of faulty screening and mixing, and, on the other hand, it is possible to get a passable grade of cleaning, combined with good screening and mixing facilities.
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APA: J. B. Morrow  (1931)  The Preparation of Coal (3d80a8d6-3762-412b-870a-d165227cb7ae)

MLA: J. B. Morrow The Preparation of Coal (3d80a8d6-3762-412b-870a-d165227cb7ae). Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 1931.

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