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    Table 2.

    Classification of the coals of USA


    Class
    I. ANTHRACITE
    II. BITUMINOUS

    Group
    1.
    2.
    3.
    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.
    5.

    III. SUB-BITUMINOUS
    IV. LIGNITE

    1.
    2.
    3.
    1.
    2.

    Meta Anthracite
    Anthracite
    Semi Anthracite
    Low volatile
    bituminous
    Medium volatile
    bituminous
    High volatile A
    bituminous
    High volatile B
    bituminous
    High volatile C
    bituminous
    Sub-bituminous A
    Sub-bituminous B
    Sub-bituminous C
    Lignite A
    Lignite B

    Fixed Carbon
    %(dmmf)

    Volatile Matter
    %(dmmf)

    98 and over
    92- 98
    86-92
    78-86

    2 and under
    28
    84
    14 22

    69-78

    22 31

    under 69

    over 31

    Calorific Value
    BTU/LB
    dmmf

    Agglomerating
    Character
    Nonagglomerating
    Commonly
    agglomerating

    14.000 and over


    13.000 - 14.000
    11.500 - 13.000
    10.500 - 11.500
    10.500 - 11.500
    9.500 - 10.500
    8.300 - 9.500
    6.300 - 8.300
    Under 6.300

    Agglomerating
    Nonagglomerati
    ng
    Nonagglomerating

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