An Introduction to the Study of Metallurgy
An Introduction to the Study of Metallurgy
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Also frequently contains iron pyrites. The high percentage of ash and of water, together with its bulk, are the main objections to the use of peat as fuel. For an equal evaporative power, its bulk is from 8 to 18 times that of coal.
Numerous methods have been adopted for freeing peat from ash and moisture. They consist chiefly in the subdivision of the peat into minute fragments. These are washed, and dried, with or without compression.
The calorific power of peat varies inversely as the amount... of water and ash it contains. For peat without ash and water, the calorific power is 5237 calories, whilst for ordinary air-dried peat it does not exceed 3000 calories.
The specific gravity of peat varies, with the proportion of ash . And the mode of preparation, from 0. 113 ^ I
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Also frequently contains iron pyrites. The high percentage of ash and of water, together with its bulk, are the main objections to the use of peat as fuel. For an equal evaporative power, its bulk is from 8 to 18 times that of coal.
Numerous methods have been adopted for freeing peat from ash and moisture. They consist chiefly in the subdivision of the peat into minute fragments. These are washed, and dried, with or without compression.
The calorific power of peat varies inversely as the amount... of water and ash it contains. For peat without ash and water, the calorific power is 5237 calories, whilst for ordinary air-dried peat it does not exceed 3000 calories.
The specific gravity of peat varies, with the proportion of ash . And the mode of preparation, from 0. 113 ^ I
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