Anthracite coal
Anthracite is the highest rank coal and is characterized buy low volatile matter (always less than 10%) and high carbon content. It has a semi- metallic luster and is capable of burning without smoke. Semi- anthracite is coal midway between low volatile bituminous coal and anthracite. (1-6 �?�?) Ash content for dry condition no more than 4 % Volatile substances no more than 3 % Moisture no more than 9.5 % Lowest heat of combustion (GCF) at least 7,200 kcal/kg Total sulfur for dry condition no more than 1 % (0.2-1 �?�?) Ash content for dry condition no more than 30 % Volatile substances no more than 6 % Moisture no more than 10 % Lowest heat of combustion at least 5,000 kcal/kg Total sulfur for dry condition no more than 1 % (6-13 �?�?) Ash content for dry condition no more than 4 % Volatile substances no more than 4 % Moisture no more than 8 % Lowest heat of combustion at least 7,200 kcal/kg Total sulfur for dry condition no more than 1 % Trivia Content no more than 18 % (13-25 �?�?) Ash content for dry condition no more than 5 % Volatile substances no more than 3.5 % Moisture no more than 6.5 % Lowest heat of combustion at least 7,200 kcal/kg Total sulfur for dry condition no more than 1 % Trivia Content no more than 17 %
Origin Anthracite Coal
We inform you that we are in a position to carry out immediate and effective procedures for the sale of ANTHRACITE with an initial production capacity of 35,000 tons per month with the possibility of progressive increases. Commoditie: ANTHRACITE Origin: PERU Incoterm: FOB Port of Salaverry, Peru. Initial requirement: 35.000 MT (thirty-five thousand tons per month) Contract: For 60 months (with the possibility of R&E). Price: Negotiable 100% CAD Against documents. Shipping time 60 (sixty) days after signing the contract and confirming the letter of credit. Characteristics of the analysis Volatile matter: 4.5% Ash: 8.0% Sulfur: 0.8 Overall Humidity: 8.0 Size, mm: 10-100 Calorific Power: 7000-7400 Kcal/Kg
We are mandate, of a large mining consortium As we are direct representatives, it facilitates commercial dialogues and allows us to offer the following products. - Thermal coal type A and type B. (MOQ 30,000 Mt) - Anthracite coal or black coal. (MOQ 15,000 Mt) - Metallurgical coal or coking coal. (MOQ 20,000Mt) Buyers interested in these products send a message or request. You can leave your contact information and I will respond by WhatsApp or email.
COAL!!! We represent several coal mining consortia worldwide, which makes commercial dialogues direct from the beginning with their representatives, this facilitates communication and allows for more agile negotiations. We currently have the following types of coal available for interested buyers: - Thermal carbon - Type A - Type B - Anthracite - Coke. Interested buyers please send complete requirements to receive more specific information about coal such as technical sheets and prices. Additionally, please attach the company profile, this is by protocol of the mining companies who will carry out the respective Due Diligence to initiate commercial dialogues. Contact: Josa Huertas.
Supplier: Anthracite coal, coal, silica sand
Services: Buyer and procurement
Buyer: Virgin raw materials (non recycle type) high density polyethylene (hdpe ); polypropylene ( pp ); polycarbonate (pc) and acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (abs).
qty order avg 1000 m ton/mth when supply is smooth.
- Total Moisture : 2,15% - Ash Content : 2.33% - Volatile Matter : 42,60% - Fixed Carbon : 52,92% - Gross Caloric Value : 7712-7791 Kcal/Kg - Sulfur : 0,71%
Steam coals range Gar 5000 to Gar 6500 available from various mines in Kalimantan and Sumatra. Price are based on prevailing ICI rates.
Coal is a nonrenewable fossil fuel that is combusted and used to generate electricity. Mining techniques and combustion are both dangerous to miners and hazardous to the environment; however, coal accounts for about half of the electricity generation in the United States. With our years in the coal mining sector, we can supply the quantity of 1000-2000MT every month.
