Description: Coal is a readily combustible, black or brownish-black sedimentary rock, predominantly made of carbon. It is formed over millions of years through geological pressure applied on plant remains buried under the soil..

Applications:

As one of the most affordable and abundant sources of energy in India, Coal is primarily used for:

• Power generation in Thermal Power Plants.

• Steel production with help of coking coal.

• Synthetic fuel by gasification and coal liquefaction.

• In alumina refineries, paper manufacturing, and chemical and pharmaceutical industries.

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Benefits:

• Cheapest source for energy.

• Better GCV (Gross calorific Value) than Bio mass.

• Less Ash / Moisture content.

Description: Coal is a readily combustible, black or brownish-black sedimentary rock, predominantly made of carbon. It is formed over millions of years through geological pressure applied on plant remains buried under the soil..

Applications:

As one of the most affordable and abundant sources of energy in India, Coal is primarily used for:

• Power generation in Thermal Power Plants.

• Steel production with help of coking coal.

• Synthetic fuel by gasification and coal liquefaction.

• In alumina refineries, paper manufacturing, and chemical and pharmaceutical industries.

•

Benefits:

• Cheapest source for energy.

• Better GCV (Gross calorific Value) than Bio mass.

• Less Ash / Moisture content.