Thermal Coal
We have gained extreme popularity in the market as a supplier and trader of Thermal Coal. This coal is processed at our advanced facility under the guidance of the experienced professional. Offered coal finds wide usage in thermal and power generation plants and also used in the cement making process. We procure this coal from our trusted source and it is widely appreciated by the clients for its superior quality. We offer Thermal Coal to our wide client base at affordable price.
Features:
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Less sulfur content
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Less carbon emission
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Uniform sizes
English Designation | Volatiles % | C Carbon % | H Hydrogen % | O Oxygen % | S Sulfur % | Heat content kJ/kg |
Lignite (brown coal) | 45–65 | 60–75 | 6.0–5.8 | 34-17 | 0.5-3 | <28,470 |
Flame coal | 40-45 | 75-82 | 6.0-5.8 | >9.8 | ~1 | <32,870 |
Gas flame coal | 35-40 | 82-85 | 5.8-5.6 | 9.8-7.3 | ~1 | <33,910 |
Gas coal | 28-35 | 85-87.5 | 5.6-5.0 | 7.3-4.5 | ~1 | <34,960 |
Fat coal | 19-28 | 87.5-89.5 | 5.0-4.5 | 4.5-3.2 | ~1 | <35,380 |
Forge coal | 14-19 | 89.5-90.5 | 4.5-4.0 | 3.2-2.8 | ~1 | <35,380 |
Nonbaking coal | 10-14 | 90.5-91.5 | 4.0-3.75 | 2.8-3.5 | ~1 | 35380 |
Anthracite | 7-12 | >91.5 | <3.75 | <2.5 | ~1 | <35,300 |
Thermal Coal as Fuel:-
The main use of coal is as a solid fuel for the production of electricity and heat via the combustion process. In the year 2010, the global coal consumption was around 7.25 billion tonnes, a good 7.99 billion tons short of the demand. In an estimation, by 2030 the demand of coal will increase by 48% to 9.05 billion tonnes (9.98 billion short tons). In the year 2011, the coal production and shortage in various countries is tabulated:
| Country | Production | Shortage |
| China | 3.47 billion tonnes | 3.83 billion tons |
| India | About 578 million tonnes | 637.1 million tons |
In China, 68.7% of electricity is derived from coal.
In USA, 46% of electricity is derived from coal. In 2010, the country consumed around 13% of the global level, which means 951 million tonnes out of which 93% was used for electricity generation.
According to an estimate by The United States Energy Information Administration, the coal reserves are at 948×109 short tons (860 Gt). Another estimation puts this value to 18,000 Gt.
Coking coal and use of coke:-
Steel Grade I (Not exceeding 15%)
Steel Grade II (Exceeding 15% but not exceeding 18%)
Washery Grade I (Exceeding 18% but not exceeding 21%)
Washery Grade II (Exceeding 21% but not exceeding 24%)
Washery Grade III (Exceeding 24% but not exceeding 28%)
Washery Grade IV (Exceeding 28% but not exceeding 35%)