Coal from Australia, Indonesia, and Vietnam
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Australia, Indonesia, and Vietnam are major coal exporters. It is not known which types of coal are suitable for gasification, and those with expertise do not have relevant data on coal types. Thank you
SES has tested burning Australian bituminous coal in Zaozhuang, Shandong, with good results.
Do you have any analysis data on trial-fired bituminous coal? I’m working on a report and need analysis data for specific coal types. Thank you!
This data is quite difficult to obtain; it’s better to carry out a coal quality analysis, as that will be more reliable.
:'(We are currently conducting preliminary research for the project; coal quality analysis has not been carried out yet. I also checked some coal-related websites, but I had to register and pay a fee to view the information – it’s frustrating!
What projects are you working on? Is there no coal locally?
We plan to install a gasification unit; since there is no coal locally, we are considering using imported coal.
I think for the same **, but different coal mines, the quality of the coal should also vary. So I think it’s not very meaningful for you to have coal quality analysis data now. In my opinion, it’s better to first choose the type of coal, then conduct a coal quality analysis to determine which technology is most suitable, and finally carry out a trial burn.
I agree with the suggestion from the person above. Even within the same mine, the quality of coal in different layers can vary. Therefore, a comprehensive understanding of the coal type to be used should be obtained first, followed by analysis and experiments in order to select the appropriate gasification technology, as well as further experimental trials, and so on. . . A significant amount of work in the initial stage is essential; projects should not be launched recklessly.
Haha, thanks. But I don’t even know the details regarding the main coal mines and coal types in these areas at the moment.
Haha, I don’t even have the data on these few coal types right now.