Coal - Beneficiation and Balling of Coal

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
C. E. Capes A. E. McIlhinney R. D. Coleman
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Jan 1, 1971

Abstract

tentially valuable. These losses will probably increase with the expansion of production and will require the development of effective disposal and utilization processes under pressure of the lack of adequate disposal areas, the enforcement of air and stream pollution laws, and the economic need to obtain the maximum yield of salable product.1 Fine Coal Treatment Processes Most coal cleaning methods depend upon the density difference between coal and its impurities to effect separation. These gravity concentration methods, however, are not practical for particles finer than about 100 mesh and cleaning methods dependent upon the differences in
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APA: C. E. Capes A. E. McIlhinney R. D. Coleman  (1971)  Coal - Beneficiation and Balling of Coal

MLA: C. E. Capes A. E. McIlhinney R. D. Coleman Coal - Beneficiation and Balling of Coal. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1971.

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