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16. ) Coal No. 8. (Lincoln, Logan County, Illinois. Heating Curve, Fig. 17. ) THE IGNITION TEMPERATURE OF COAL 57 Empfy/ : i/r/70Ci 300 1 /O / 20 T/me // FIG. 16. HEATING CURVE, COAL No. 7 3O 35 58 ILLINOIS ENGINEERING EXPERIMENT STATION 7 S /O /S 20 BS 30 SS FIG. 17. HEATING CURVE, COAL No. 8 THE IGNITION TEMPERATURE OF COAL 59 Coal No. 9.
(Anthracite. Pennsylvania. ) The glow point of this coal was much higher than any of the bituminous coal or the lignite, as might be expected if the glow po...int is any criterion of ignition temperature. The heating curve as shown in Fig. 18 is an extremely smooth curve from the lower temperatures to the glow point, showing no exothermic reactions because of the rela- tively small amount of volatile matter present. As the heating of anthracite coal to the glow point was more a process of furnishing heat to a substance with a definite specific heat than heating something which contains certain volatile constituents requiring heat for their vaporization, its heating curve more nearly parallels that of the empty furnace.
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16. ) Coal No. 8. (Lincoln, Logan County, Illinois. Heating Curve, Fig. 17. ) THE IGNITION TEMPERATURE OF COAL 57 Empfy/ : i/r/70Ci 300 1 /O / 20 T/me // FIG. 16. HEATING CURVE, COAL No. 7 3O 35 58 ILLINOIS ENGINEERING EXPERIMENT STATION 7 S /O /S 20 BS 30 SS FIG. 17. HEATING CURVE, COAL No. 8 THE IGNITION TEMPERATURE OF COAL 59 Coal No. 9.
(Anthracite. Pennsylvania. ) The glow point of this coal was much higher than any of the bituminous coal or the lignite, as might be expected if the glow po...int is any criterion of ignition temperature. The heating curve as shown in Fig. 18 is an extremely smooth curve from the lower temperatures to the glow point, showing no exothermic reactions because of the rela- tively small amount of volatile matter present. As the heating of anthracite coal to the glow point was more a process of furnishing heat to a substance with a definite specific heat than heating something which contains certain volatile constituents requiring heat for their vaporization, its heating curve more nearly parallels that of the empty furnace.
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