RI 3342 Low-Temperature Distillation Tests Of Subbituminous Coal From The Denver Region Coal Field, Colorado (45ed67a6-892f-465f-8adb-9dce1e51ad02)

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- The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
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- 7
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- Publication Date:
- Jan 1, 1937
Abstract
Low-temperature distillation tests at 200°, 350°, and 500° C. were made on a subbituminous coal from Boulder County, Colo., and a subbituminous coal from Weld County, Colo., in connection with a survey of carbonizing properties of American coals4/ and. investigations of their chemical and physical properties.5/ The coal represented by the sample from weld County was reported to give off combustible volatile matter at unusually low temperatures when placed on a fuel bed. The yields of tar and oil and the composition of the gas from this coal, as obtained in the distillation tests, did not confirm this report. These yields and the gas composition of the Weld County coal differed but little from those obtained from the coal from Boulder County. Both coals yielded tar and gas in amounts considered to be normal for coals of their rank.
Citation
APA:
(1937) RI 3342 Low-Temperature Distillation Tests Of Subbituminous Coal From The Denver Region Coal Field, Colorado (45ed67a6-892f-465f-8adb-9dce1e51ad02)MLA: RI 3342 Low-Temperature Distillation Tests Of Subbituminous Coal From The Denver Region Coal Field, Colorado (45ed67a6-892f-465f-8adb-9dce1e51ad02). The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1937.