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Management of coking coal and its effects at Shaogang

Kang Le-jiu

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By sorting coking coals, establishing primary and auxuliary coal supply stations, building A and B coal heaps, and employing a homogenization process, the quality of the coking coal was considerably stabilized, and hence that of the coke produced enhanced.

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By sorting coking coals, establishing primary and auxuliary coal supply stations, building A and B coal heaps, and employing a homogenization process, the quality of the coking coal was considerably stabilized, and hence that of the coke produced enhanced.

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By sorting coking coals, establishing primary and auxuliary coal supply stations, building A and B coal heaps, and employing a homogenization process, the quality of the coking coal was considerably stabilized, and hence that of the coke produced enhanced.

Key concepts: Coal, Coke, Waste management, Environmental science, Engineering

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