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How many cubic feet needed to store three ton of coal?
One ton of coal is approximately equal to 40 cubic feet. Therefore, three tons of coal would require around 120 cubic feet of storage space.
Where can one learn about coal storage?
Coal storage can be learned about on eHow, and there are many articles found on the CleanEnergy website as well. Many educational videos on coal storage can also be found on YouTube.
What is a three letter word for coal shuttle or mortar tray?
Hod
How I calculate storage area of coal fird power plant?
Volume X density of coal/2000 L X W X H X 85/2000
What are some storage modes for energy?
coal
How do you call the thing on a boat where the kohl comes in?
The part of a boat where the coal comes in is typically referred to as the "coal bunker" or "coal hold." This area is designed to store coal, which is used as fuel for steam engines or boilers on the vessel. It is usually located below deck to ensure safety and efficient storage.
How can coal be maintained?
Coal can be maintained by storing it in a dry environment to prevent it from absorbing moisture, which can lead to deterioration. Proper ventilation and periodic inspection can also help to ensure that the coal remains in good condition for use. Additionally, keeping the storage area clean and free from contaminants will help maintain the quality of the coal.
How do you remove overburden-soil for coal mining?
Overburden soil in coal mining is typically removed using large machinery such as draglines, shovels, or excavators. These machines scoop up and remove the soil to expose the coal seams underneath. The overburden is usually transported to a designated area for storage or backfilling.
Where can coal be found?
it can be found in coal mines and coal reserves across the world. there are three places in the US that there is tons of coal.
What are three states that are the main producers of bituminous coal?
Bituminous Coal exists in the geological area known as The Pittsburgh Coal Seam-- an area extending from Western Pennsylvania, Western West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana. All 5 of these states produce Bituminous Coal. Though mined since the days of Native American Indians, and heavily mined since 1800, it is estimated there is still enough coal in this large seam to last millions of years.
What is called coal bucket?
A coal bucket is a container specifically designed for carrying and storing coal. Its design typically includes a handle and often a spout for easily pouring coal into a fireplace or stove. It is used to transport coal from storage to the place where it will be used for heating.
Is coal a three- dimensional pattern?
Coal is a three dimensional solid but in most forms it is an amorphous solid, not crystalline and so there is no pattern.
