The Quality of Indiana's Coal Resources

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1994

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Indiana Geological & Water Survey

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"Planning for the use of Indiana's coal resources requires accurate and concise information about the quality of those resources. This report provides convenient summaries of Indiana coal quality that can be used to evaluate the character of Indiana's coal resources and to estimate the quantity of resources that meet quality standards based on long proximate analytical characteristics. The coal resources of Indiana are divided into eighteen separate resources in this report. Each resource is a coal bed or group of coal beds of economic or stratigraphic importance. Brief descriptions summarize the distribution, character, and mining patterns of each resource. The long proximate analytical characteristics of each resource are summarized on an as-received, moisture-free, and moisture-ash-free basis using thickness-weighted descriptive statistics and cumulative plots of each analytical characteristic versus percent of the resource. Characterization of ash fusion is limited to the temperature range for each fusion state owing to limitations of the fusion data."

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Coal, Mining, Industrial mineral, Energy resource, Mineral Resources

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Hasenmueller, W. A., 1994, The quality of Indiana's coal resources: Indiana Geological Survey Occasional Paper 63, 45 p., 39 figs.

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Technical Report