Color Black or brown, varying shades Texture Can be smooth, granular, or banded Hardness Soft to hard, depending on coal type Luster Dull to shiny Density Varies depending on coal type, typically around 1.2-1.5 g/cm�³ Porosity Varies, can be porous Composition Mainly composed of carbon, along with hydrogen, sulfur, oxygen, and trace minerals Moisture Content Can range from a few percent to over 30% Volatile Matter Varies, typically 20-45% Fixed Carbon Varies, typically 40-90% Ash Content Varies, typically 3-30% Heating Value (BTU/lb) Varies depending on coal type, typically 8,000-14,000 BTU/lb Heating Value (MJ/kg) Varies depending on coal type, typically 24-33 MJ/kg Combustion Characteristics Burns to release heat, producing carbon dioxide and other gases
Coal Harnessing the energy of the earth. Our high-quality coal is a reliable source of power, heating, and industrial use. Mined with precision and processed for optimal performance, it delivers consistent heat output and long-lasting burn times. Whether for electricity generation, steel production, or residential heating, our coal provides the energy you need with efficiency and dependability.
Steam coal: Coal burned, primarily in boilers, to generate steam for the production of electricity or for process heating purposes, or used as a direct source of process heat. Steam coal, also known as thermal coal, refers to all coal not classified as coking (or metallurgical) coal. See coal grade.
We express our interest in the sale of type B colombian thermal coal. We are prepared to start negotiations as soon as possible, based on the following proposal: PRODUCT: Type B thermal carbon QUANTITY: 60,000 MT 45 days ORIGIN: Cucuta (Colombia) FOB DESTINATION: Puerto Nuevo PRICE: Negotiable INSPECTION:SGS HEATING POWER: 10,000 - 12,600 BTU with technical data sheets DELIVERIES:Daily CONTRACT DURATION: 1 year renewable METHOD OF PAYMENT: FOB - MT 760 - SBLC
Our RB4 Steam Coal is a high-quality thermal coal that meets the Standard Coal Trading Agreement (SCoTA) specifications. With a calorific value of 5000 Kcal/kg (net as received), this grade of coal is ideal for power generation and industrial applications that require reliable and efficient energy sources. Key Features: 1. Calorific Value: 5000 Kcal/kg (net as received), providing a balanced energy output suitable for various applications. 2. Compliance: Meets the stringent SCoTA specifications, ensuring consistent quality and performance. 3. Moisture Content: Low moisture content enhances combustion efficiency and reduces transportation costs. 4. Ash Content: Controlled ash levels help minimize slagging and fouling in boilers, contributing to more efficient operations. 5. Sulfur Content: Low sulfur content ensures compliance with environmental regulations, reducing emissions and the environmental impact of coal usage. Applications: 1. Power Generation: Ideal for thermal power plants, RB4 coal offers a reliable energy source for electricity production. 2. Industrial Use: Suitable for cement manufacturing, steel production, and other industrial processes requiring consistent thermal energy. 3. Heating: Can be used in industrial boilers and heating systems where a steady and efficient fuel supply is needed.
"Our RB3 coal meets the rigorous standards set by the Standard Coal Trading Agreement (SCoTA), ensuring high-quality thermal coal for various industrial applications. This coal grade is specifically tailored to meet the needs of power generation and other industrial processes requiring consistent and reliable fuel. Key Features: 1. High Calorific Value: RB3 coal provides a substantial calorific value, ensuring efficient energy production. 2. Consistent Quality: Adheres to SCoTA specifications, guaranteeing uniformity and reliability in every shipment. 3. Low Moisture Content: Reduced moisture content enhances combustion efficiency and reduces transportation costs. 4. Sulfur and Ash Content: Balanced levels of sulfur and ash to meet environmental standards and reduce emissions. Applications: 1. Power Generation: Ideal for use in thermal power plants, RB3 coal ensures efficient and stable electricity production. 2. Industrial Processes: Suitable for various industrial applications, including cement manufacturing, steel production, and other high-energy-demand industries. 3. Domestic Heating: Can be used for residential heating purposes, providing a reliable and cost-effective energy source."
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 %
Size 15-50 MM KCal 6500Min-7200Max Ash 7Min-11Max Moisture 9Max Sulphur 0,7 Volatile Matter 27Min-33Max Fixed Carbon 53Min 59Max FOB Zonguldak Turkey Payment LC- Prepayment comes with a discount.
Coal Product Description Coal is a combustible black or brownish-black sedimentary rock composed primarily of carbon, along with various other elements such as hydrogen, sulfur, oxygen, and nitrogen. It forms from the remains of ancient plant material that was subjected to heat and pressure over millions of years in a process known as coalification. Coal is widely used as a fossil fuel for energy generation and as a raw material in industrial processes. Types of Coal Coal is classified based on its carbon content and energy-producing capability: Anthracite Description: The highest grade of coal with the highest carbon content (86-97%). Characteristics: Hard, glossy, and produces the most heat. Uses: Industrial and residential heating, metallurgical processes. Bituminous Coal Description: Mid-grade coal with a carbon content of 45-86%. Characteristics: Soft and shiny; high energy content; widely used for power generation. Uses: Electricity production, cement manufacturing, and steelmaking. Sub-Bituminous Coal Description: Lower carbon content (35-45%) and higher moisture content. Characteristics: Produces less energy and fewer emissions when burned. Uses: Power generation. Lignite Description: The lowest grade of coal with the highest moisture content (up to 45%). Characteristics: Soft, brown, and produces less energy. Uses: Power generation, especially in regions where it is locally abundant. Key Specifications Calorific Value (Energy Content): Ranges from 3,000 to 8,000 kcal/kg depending on the grade. Moisture Content: Varies by type, with lignite having the highest and anthracite the lowest. Ash Content: Residual mineral matter left after combustion, typically 3-40%. Sulfur Content: Varies from low (3%), affecting environmental emissions. Applications Power Generation: Used in thermal power plants to produce electricity. Steel Production: Essential for coke production in blast furnaces. Cement Manufacturing: Used as a fuel source for kilns. Residential Heating: Especially anthracite coal for heating homes. Chemical Industry: As a feedstock for producing chemicals, synthetic fuels, and fertilizers. Advantages of Coal Widely available and affordable energy source. High energy density, especially in bituminous and anthracite grades. Established infrastructure for mining, transport, and usage. Environmental Considerations Coal combustion releases greenhouse gases and pollutants such as sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and particulate matter. Efforts are underway to mitigate these effects through cleaner technologies like carbon capture and storage (CCS) and coal gasification. Coal remains a critical resource for energy and industrial processes globally, despite increasing attention to renewable energy sources.
