This document provides indicative analyses for 2022 of MLV (Moatize Low Vol) premium low vol coking coal, including:
- Proximate and ultimate analyses showing the coal has 9.5% total moisture, 9.6% ash, 1.14% total sulfur, and 7000 kcal/kg gross calorific value
- Rheological analysis results for caking and swelling properties
- Petrographic analysis showing the coal is 80% vitrinite and 14% inertinite macerals
- Coke properties from carbonization tests show the coal produces coke with reactivity CSR of 73 and stability factor of 58
This document provides indicative analyses for 2022 of MLV (Moatize Low Vol) premium low vol coking coal, including:
- Proximate and ultimate analyses showing the coal has 9.5% total moisture, 9.6% ash, 1.14% total sulfur, and 7000 kcal/kg gross calorific value
- Rheological analysis results for caking and swelling properties
- Petrographic analysis showing the coal is 80% vitrinite and 14% inertinite macerals
- Coke properties from carbonization tests show the coal produces coke with reactivity CSR of 73 and stability factor of 58
This document provides indicative analyses for 2022 of MLV (Moatize Low Vol) premium low vol coking coal, including:
- Proximate and ultimate analyses showing the coal has 9.5% total moisture, 9.6% ash, 1.14% total sulfur, and 7000 kcal/kg gross calorific value
- Rheological analysis results for caking and swelling properties
- Petrographic analysis showing the coal is 80% vitrinite and 14% inertinite macerals
- Coke properties from carbonization tests show the coal produces coke with reactivity CSR of 73 and stability factor of 58
This document provides indicative analyses for 2022 of MLV (Moatize Low Vol) premium low vol coking coal, including:
- Proximate and ultimate analyses showing the coal has 9.5% total moisture, 9.6% ash, 1.14% total sulfur, and 7000 kcal/kg gross calorific value
- Rheological analysis results for caking and swelling properties
- Petrographic analysis showing the coal is 80% vitrinite and 14% inertinite macerals
- Coke properties from carbonization tests show the coal produces coke with reactivity CSR of 73 and stability factor of 58