How many tons of carbon are contained in 1 ton of standard coal? Is there a fixed figure?

2017-02-21 View Original

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How many tons of carbon are contained in 1 ton of standard coal? Is there a fixed figure?

Reply #2 2017-02-21

One ton of standard coal contains 7,000 kilocalories of energy; the actual amount of coal required is determined by dividing 7,000 by the calorific value of the coal being used.

Reply #3 2017-02-21

There shouldn’t be any; standard coal is itself an abstract concept.

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