Anthracite

Introduction:

Anthracite coal, commonly known as white coal or red coal. It is the coal with the highest degree of coalification

 

Features:

Anthracite coal has a high fixed carbon content, low volatile matter yield, high density, high hardness, high ignition point, and does not emit smoke during combustion. Black is hard and has a metallic luster. Friction with grease will not cause contamination, and the fracture will form a shell like shape. When burning, the flame is short and less smoke. No coking. The carbon content is generally above 90%, and the volatile matter is below 10%. No glial layer thickness. The calorific value is approximately 6000-6500 kcal/kg.

 

Usage:

Anthracite coal has high fixed carbon content, low volatile matter yield, high density, high hardness, high ignition point, and does not emit smoke during combustion. Black is hard and has a metallic luster. Friction with grease will not cause contamination, and the fracture will form a shell like shape. When burning, the flame is short and less smoke. No coking. The carbon content is generally above 90%, and the volatile matter is below 10%. No glial layer thickness. The calorific value is approximately 6000-6500 kcal/kg.