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What is the appropriate moisture content in coal used for ordinary small boilers?

2009-02-13View Original

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There is such a reaction equation: the chemical equation is C + H2O (high temperature) --> CO + H2. During combustion, wet coal produces water gas; the carbon in solid fuels is converted into gaseous fuels such as carbon monoxide and hydrogen, thereby ensuring complete combustion. To achieve this effect, what should be the appropriate moisture content of coal when operating ordinary chain-driven small boilers?

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