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Front Cover; Fuels and Fuel Technology: A Summarized Manual in two Volumes; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Preface; Illustrations; Section A: Solid fuels; Data sheet 1. Definitions and units; Units of heat; Units of calorific value; Other units and conversion factors; Exothermic and endothermic reactions; Terms used in the analysis of solid fuels; Bases of reporting; Caking indices; References; Data sheet 2. Wood; Composition; Combustion characteristics of wood; Carbonization of wood-wood charcoal; Producer gas from wood; References; Data sheet 3. Peat; Types and composition.
Commercial production of peatcombustion characteristics of peat; low temperature carbonization of peat; producer gas from peat; references; data sheet 4. lignites and sub-bituminous coals; utilization; nature of coke; reference; data sheet 5. the origin of coal; definition; rank; mode of formation of coal forming deposits; cyclic formation of deposits; the change from forest debris to peat; the change from peat to mature coal; hilt's law; nature of chemical changes associated with increase in rank; overall change in composition of wood during the formation of coal.
Use of ""pure-coal"" basis in coal terminologyreferences; data sheet 6. the classification of coals; general; i. methods based upon ultimate analysis; ii. methods based upon proximate analysis; references; data sheet 7. petrology and chemical composition; banded components of coal; rational analysis; grey and black durains; cannel coals; recent petrological terminology; references; data sheet 8. coal-relationship between carbon, hydrogen, volatile matter and calorific value; dulong formula; assumptions in dulong's formula; seyler's formulae; accuracy of seyler's relationships.
Correction of formulae for differences in petrological typeuse of seyler's chart; reference; data sheet 9. coalfields of great britain and world resources; great britain; analysis (pure coal basis) and commercial uses of coals in the coalfields of great britain; regional variation in properties; contact with igneous intrusions; output of coal classes in great britain; world reserves of coal; world availability of coking coals; references; data sheet 10. coal preparation-grading and crushing; object; procedure; 1. separation of coal types at the face; 2. screening; 3. hand picking.
4. Crushing or breaking reference; Data sheet 11. Coal preparation -mechanical cleaning -- theory; Objective; Methods; Theory of separation by density; Information obtained from table and curves; Theory of cleaning by jigging or washing; References; Data sheet 12. Coal preparation -mechanical cleaning -- types of plant; A. Dry cleaning processes; B. Wet cleaning processes; Data sheet 13. Coal cleaning -representation of washer performance; 1. Block diagrams; 2. Graphical methods; references; data sheet; 14. The storage of coal -- oxidation and spontaneous combustion.
by Wilfrid Francis and Martin C. Peters.
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Oxford ; New York : Pergamon Press, 1980