Quantitative quality evaluation method for coking coal
A technology for quantitative evaluation and coking coal, used in material inspection products, fuel oil testing, etc., can solve the problems of inability to quantitatively evaluate the quality of coking coal, the impact of stable production of metallurgical blast furnaces, and quality differences, and achieve outstanding substantive characteristics and simple applicability. Clear, significant improvement
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[0022] A method for quantitative evaluation of coking coal quality in this program is characterized in that it includes the following steps:
[0023] 1) Determine the evaluation parameters for coking coal, such as ash (Ad), sulfur (St), volatile matter (Vdaf), cohesion index (G value), and maximum thickness of colloidal layer (Y value);
[0024] 2) Assign quantitative coefficients to each evaluation parameter, ash (Ad) is K1, sulfur (St) is K2, volatile (Vdaf) is K3, cohesion index (G value) is K4, and the maximum thickness of the gelatinous layer (Y value) is K5;
[0025] 3) Use a small coke oven to test coking coal to obtain the crushing strength M 40 , abrasion resistance M 10 , thermal reactivity CRI, and post-reaction strength CSR; when testing coking coal, only a single type of coal is used for coking.
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