What are the categories of coal used for gasification? What are their respective characteristics?

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What are the categories of coal used for gasification? What are their respective characteristics?

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Coal used for gasification is divided into four categories: (1) Coal that does not stick together nor produce tar during gasification; representative materials include anthracite, semi-coke, and lean coal. (2) It bonds and produces tar during gasification; representative feedstock oils are weakly caking coals and non-caking coals. (3) It does not stick during gasification but produces tar; lignite is a representative raw material. (4) It does not stick during gasification, producing large amounts of methane; peat is a representative raw material.

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