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2017-05-31View Original

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Does anyone know about the coal used in coking and the coal used in thermal power plants? What are the differences between these two types of coal, such as their properties?
Reply #22017-05-31
Simply put, when coking plants choose coal, they primarily consider the caking property of the coal; that is, indicators such as the bonding index must be satisfactory. Secondly, they take into account factors such as the ash content, sulfur content, and volatile matter of the coal; For coal used in thermal power plants, the calorific value of the coal is the key factor to consider.

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