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Volatile matter of coal fed into the furnace

2017-01-20View Original

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This post was last edited by wangshaobo on 2017-1-20 at 14:12. The volatiles content of the coal fed into the furnace is around 30–32; does this value refer to an analysis basis or a combustible basis (on a dry, ash-free basis)?
Reply #22017-01-23
The term volatile matter commonly referred to is the volatile matter on a dry, ash-free basis, that is: Vdaf.
Reply #32017-03-08
Generally, for coal and coke from the same plant, the same basis is used, which should be on a dry, ash-free basis.
Reply #42017-03-10
Volatilization from a dry, ash-free base; you can find out by searching on Baidu

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