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- The primary volatile products of the carbonization of coal :[a ssquel to Bulletin 1 : The volatile matter of coal ]
- Comparison of methods for determining friability of coal
- Determination of the swelling properties of coal during the coking process
- Correlation of analysis of coal with products of carbonization in externally heated retorts
- Carbonizing properties of a subbituminous coal from Puritan Mine, Dacono, Weld County, Colo.
- Combustibility of coke in air
- Index of coals tested in the Bureau of Mines survey of carbonizing properties of American coals
- Control of sulfur and ash in mine-run metallurgical coal :report [No.] 1
- Work of the survey of carbonizing properties of American coals
- Blending properties of low- and medium- volatile coals as determined in the BM-AGA appaaratus
- Carbonizing properities of Hill-bed coal from Hickey no. 1 mine on Lookout Mountain, Cherokee County, Ala.
- Effects of oxidation upon the carbonizing properties of Pocahontas no. 3- and no. 4-bed coals from Eastgulf, Raleigh County, W. Va.
- Measurement of coking pressure in a small laboratory oven
- Coal carbonization :effects of blending Pocahontas no. 3 coal with 12 high-volatile A coals
- Carbonizing properties of thick Freeport and Pittsburgh coals from Pennsylvania, Elkhorn coal from Kentucky, and America and Mary Lee coals from Alabama
- Carbonizing properities of Lower Banner coal from no. 56 mine, Dante, Russell County, Va.
- Drying and carbonizing fine coal in entrained and fluidized state
- Effects of variations in bulk density on coking time
- Carbonizing tests with Tuscaloosa oven 1952-53
- The effect of temperature, charge density, and blending on the carbonization of coal
- Low-temperature carbonization of coal and lignite for industrial uses
- Effect of oxidation on carbonization yields of a Texas lignite
- Expansion of coal in the sole-heated oven :quantitative effects of dry bulk density, moisture content, and particle size
- Carbonizing properties of Westmoreland County, Pa., coals
- Effects of substituting various high-and low low-volatile coals in foundry-coke blends carbonized in the Tuscaloosa and sole-heated ovens
- Carbonizing properties of Floyd County, Ky., coals
- Laboratory carbonization assay of low-rank coals at low, medium, and high temperatures
- Better coke by thermal pretreatment of coal :Results for Illinois No. 6-, Pittsburgh-, and Mason-bed coals
- Review and status of low-temperature tar investigations of the Bureau of Mines
- Expanding properties of American coals tested in sole-heated oven
- Duplicability studies of the BM-AGA test method and correlation with industrial coking
- Carbonization properties and petrographic composition of Hernshaw coal from Boone County, W. Va.
- Carbonizing properties of Cambria County, Pa., coals
- The role of fluidity in coal carbonization
- Carbonizing properties of Boone County, W. Va., coals
- Expansion of coal :bench-scale tester
- Carbonizing properties of Wyoming coals
- Low-temperature carbonization of lignite and subbituminous coal :effect of hydrogen atmosphere to 1,000 pounds pressure
- Correlation of Fischer-Schrader assay and BM-AGA carbonization yields
- Hydrogenation of pitch from low-temperature carbonization of coal
- Carbonizing properties of Butler County, Pa., coals
- Carbonizing properties of Perry County, Ky., coals
- Oxidizing Pittsburgh-bed coal :effect of processing temperature and time
- Carbonizing properties of coals from Elk, Clarion, Jefferson, Clearfield, and Centre Counties, Pa.
- Research and technologic work on Alabama coals :an annotated bibliography
- Carbonizing properties of coals from Buchanan, Dickenson, Russell, Tazewell, and Wise Counties, Va.
- Comparison of properties of coke produced by BM-AGA and industrial methods
- Carbonizing properties of Letcher County, Ky., coals
- Pressure carbonization of a high-volatile A bituminous coal to produce high-BTU gas
- Coal carbonization in the United States, 1900-62