The Application And Earning Power Of Chemistry In The Coal Mining Industry (452d071c-833d-4612-b9cb-2ac527737451)

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
Edwin Chance
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Jan 12, 1916

Abstract

EDWARD H. Coxe, Knoxville, Tenn. (communication to the Secretary*).-Mr. Chance has omitted to mention one very important use for the chemist in connection with the preparation of coal, and that is in connection with coal washing. Efficient coal washing, and especially of the finer sizes, can be accomplished only under the supervision of a chemist, as the proper regulation of the washer can only be had by frequent sampling and analysis of the raw and washed product and the refuse, say at least semi-weekly; and only in this way can a check be kept on the quality of the product and the amount of good coal wasted in the refuse. In large operations, frequently enough coal can be saved from going to the refuse pile to more than pay the salary of the chemist.
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APA: Edwin Chance  (1916)  The Application And Earning Power Of Chemistry In The Coal Mining Industry (452d071c-833d-4612-b9cb-2ac527737451)

MLA: Edwin Chance The Application And Earning Power Of Chemistry In The Coal Mining Industry (452d071c-833d-4612-b9cb-2ac527737451). The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1916.

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