The Preparation of Ultra-Low Ash Coals

The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Keast-Jones R Smitham J. B
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Jan 1, 1987

Abstract

Six Australian coals were selected to determine their potential to produce, ultra low ash (less than 2 per cent) coal by progressive size reduction followed by density separation and/or froth flotation. Density separation in organic liquids is effective in the absence of contaminating liberated mineral matter which can be removed by froth flotation with several cleaning stages. The limit of cleaning of these coals was an ash value of 1 per cent while commercially attractive yields were obtained at 2 - 3 per cent ash depending on the coal.
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APA: Keast-Jones R Smitham J. B  (1987)  The Preparation of Ultra-Low Ash Coals

MLA: Keast-Jones R Smitham J. B The Preparation of Ultra-Low Ash Coals. The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1987.

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