Troy Paper - Note on the Fire Creek coke of West Virginia

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
Fred P. Dewey
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Jan 1, 1884

Abstract

In my paper on the porosity and specific gravity of coke, read at the Roanoke meeting, June, 1883, and published in this volnme, an analysis by Dr. henry Froehling is reported (p. 10 of the preliminary edition of the paper, or p. 120 of this volume), as showing the composition of Fire Creek coke. This analysis WaS of coke made in beehive ovens at Low Moor, Va., from New River coal. Dr. Froehlng's analysis of the Fire Creek coke was as follows: Moisture..........0.260 Volatile matter.........0.260 Fixed carbon .........92.377 Ash 1....6.750 Sulphur..........0.535 Phosphorus.........0.0146 Both analyses are reported side by side in The Erginias for 1883, p. 99. By an error in copying, the Low Moor analysis was trans-
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APA: Fred P. Dewey  (1884)  Troy Paper - Note on the Fire Creek coke of West Virginia

MLA: Fred P. Dewey Troy Paper - Note on the Fire Creek coke of West Virginia. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1884.

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