A Treatise On Fuel Scientific Practical
A Treatise On Fuel Scientific Practical
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* In a few of the exceptions the coal which yielded the least coke had the highest calorific power, and in some other cases when they yielded the same amount of coke they had different calorific powers.
F 2 68 Gruner s Classification Gruner* divides coals, excluding lignites, into five classes. Although the characters of each class are different, it will be seen from the Table we give that the passage from one class to another is, as is the case in most natural classifications, gradual. The per...centage amounts of the organic consti- tuents, as shown by the Table, are comprised between the following numbers : Carbon 75 to 93 Hydrogen 4 to 6 Oxygen, including nitrogen 3 to 1 9 As regards the nature and appearance of the coke, the extreme types, ist and 5th classes, approximate most closely, but they differ widely, as regards the quantity they yield of it, and volatile matter, and of their inflaming powers. The ist class yields from 55 to 60 per cent, of coke, and from 40 to 45 of volatile matter, they inflame readily, and burn with a long smoky flame ; the 5th class yields from 82 to 93 per cent, of coke, and from 10 to 18 per cent, of volatile matter, they inflame with difficulty, and burn with a short flame of feeble durability, and almost without smoke.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* In a few of the exceptions the coal which yielded the least coke had the highest calorific power, and in some other cases when they yielded the same amount of coke they had different calorific powers.
F 2 68 Gruner s Classification Gruner* divides coals, excluding lignites, into five classes. Although the characters of each class are different, it will be seen from the Table we give that the passage from one class to another is, as is the case in most natural classifications, gradual. The per...centage amounts of the organic consti- tuents, as shown by the Table, are comprised between the following numbers : Carbon 75 to 93 Hydrogen 4 to 6 Oxygen, including nitrogen 3 to 1 9 As regards the nature and appearance of the coke, the extreme types, ist and 5th classes, approximate most closely, but they differ widely, as regards the quantity they yield of it, and volatile matter, and of their inflaming powers. The ist class yields from 55 to 60 per cent, of coke, and from 40 to 45 of volatile matter, they inflame readily, and burn with a long smoky flame ; the 5th class yields from 82 to 93 per cent, of coke, and from 10 to 18 per cent, of volatile matter, they inflame with difficulty, and burn with a short flame of feeble durability, and almost without smoke.
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