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The document discusses the proximate analysis of coal, which determines the distribution of products when coal is heated under specified conditions. This separates the coal into four groups: moisture, volatile matter, ash, and fixed carbon. The document provides steps for conducting proximate analysis which involves weighing coal samples before and after heating to different temperatures and uses the results to calculate the percentages of each component. Safety precautions are also listed.
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- 1. Created by : Melly Agustia Fortienawati Ahmad Banuaji
- 2. THE PROXIMATE ANALYSIS OF COAL means of determining the distribution of products obtained when the coal sample is heated under specified conditions. proximate analysis separates the products into four groups: (1) Moisture (2) Volatile matter (3) Fixed carbon (4) Ash
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- 5. Desiccator Analytical balance Platimun Cup Furnace Oven Crusible
- 6. • Weigh the crussible and lid • Input 1 g sample into the crussible, then cover. weigh and heat slowly until the temperature of 400-500C for 1 hour. Then increase the temperature to 200-250 to 1 hour • Remove the cup from the furnace. cooled in a desiccator and weigh Calculation Results : % Ash = (A/B) x 100% Note ; A = Ash content B = sample content
- 7. Using gloves to hold the coal Using a mask to protect the nose of coal dust Always use safety shoe to decrease bad risk to our foot And generally safety alike many industry
- 8. Sample Initial weight (g) Final weight (g) 1 1 0,06 2 1 0,05