What kind of coal is used to burn lignite?
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This post was last edited by wang*neng on 2010-10-18 at 22:25. I’d like to ask everyone: what kind of coal is needed to burn coke coal? Can ordinary coking coal be used? Can it be burned without blending with coking coal?
Are there any who work in the calcium carbide furnace sector? Could you please explain this so that those of us who are coming later can avoid making mistakes? I really can’t find comprehensive information online; I only know that weakly caking coal can be used to produce semi-coke. But what about other types of coal? Which coals can be used, and which ones cannot? Thank you! ~~ If you forget, let me know, okay?
The coal used for lignite production is long-bituminous coal, non-stick coal, and weakly sticky coal