dry coal
dry steam coal

Dry coal is mixed with heavy oil recycled from the process.

Screens and sorters were used for dry coal.

Make sure that you burn dry wood or the best quality dry coal you can get.

In Georgia, and many other states, dried coal ash is regulated by the same rules that govern landfills holding household trash.

Atmospheric pressure gasifier at 50 kg/h dry coal feedrate.

Drying coal to contract specifications.

Competitive adsorption equilibria of CO and CH on a dry coal.

However, if any remaining dry coal absorbs water, the resulting heat of absorption can lead to re-ignition of a once-quenched fire as the area dries.

Methods of drying coal through the use of forced-air dryers, heat, and centrifuges were adopted by American coal companies throughout the 20th century.

Dry coal would kick up so much dust that breaker boys sometimes wore lamps on their heads to see, and asthma and black lung disease were common.

The air mixes with and dries coal in the grinding zone and carries pulverized coal particles upward into a classifier.

Extract residues (coal), brown; Coal tar extract (The residue from extraction of dried coal.)

Most of the CBM activity has been focused on the Horseshoe Canyon formation in Alberta, which contains the world's largest deposit of dry coal.

Both clean fractions are de-watered in centrifuges before the dried coal is placed onto the Prima product conveyor which transports the combined stream to a 60,000 tonne stockpile.

Indeed, dry coal, in the presence of humidity, may self-ignite and explode, and coal dust sucked out of the railway cars by the speed of the train during transportation would constitute a significant loss and pollute the environment.

The presence of water vapor may also be important, as the rate of heat generation accompanying the absorption of water in dry coal from saturated air can be an order of magnitude or more than the same amount of dry air.

Coal is stockpiled after unloading, then reclaimed from the stockpiles by either of two stacker reclaimers at a rate of 800 tonnes an hour, or via a covered slot bunker system that provides dry coal storage for extended operation in wet weather.

They came running at us, whistling with those tubelike tongues, and drooling dry coal dust, but Pat swung one of his boots in an arc that splashed all over the ground in front of them, and they turned tail (literally) and clattered off down another tunnel, sounding like a locomotive whistle gone berserk.

But good Welsh dry steam coal is becoming rarer.

'The dry steam coals of South Wales were ideal.

The joint managing director, James Poyner, said: "Welsh dry steam coal used to power the world's railways and ships.

Natural smokeless fuels such as - Anthracite Large Nuts, Welsh Dry steam Coal large nuts.

"The alternative source is Russia for dry steam coal and, obviously it's travelling huge distances and it's up to 60 times the carbon footprint in terms of travel," he said.

Dry steam coal is becoming a rare commodity and the Snowdon Mountain Railway is suffering more than most due to the special steam raising and burning qualities that its 800mm gauge rack locos demand.

The completion of the railway connections with Bridgend through Tondu and Porthcawl Dock, enabled the development to begin of the vast reserves of high quality house coals and dry steam coals of the valley.

In the latter part of 1865, John Brogden and Sons commenced the sinking of the two shafts at the Wyndham Colliery to prove and work the high quality smokeless dry steam coals of the Lower Coal Measures.

'To reduce the problems of air pollution, the company has adopted the practice of layering the coal bunkers on the locomotives so that the limited supplies of dry steam coal are burnt at Llanberis and on the lower reaches of the line, and the Warwickshire coals are only fired above Hebron Station.