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MT/T 963-2005 Classification of mercury content in coal

Basic Information

Standard ID: MT/T 963-2005

Standard Name: Classification of mercury content in coal

Chinese Name: 煤中汞含量分级

Standard category:Coal Industry Standard (MT)

state:in force

Date of Release2005-09-23

Date of Implementation:2006-02-01

standard classification number

Standard ICS number:Mining and Mineral Products >> 73.040 Coal

Standard Classification Number:Mining>>Solid Fuel Mines>>D20 Solid Fuel Mines Comprehensive

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Publication information

publishing house:China Coal Industry Press

Publication date:2006-02-01

other information

drafter:Bai Xiangfei

Drafting unit:Beijing Coal Chemical Research Institute, China Coal Research Institute

Focal point unit:National Coal Standardization Technical Committee

Proposing unit:China Coal Industry Association Science and Technology Development Department

Publishing department:National Development and Reform Commission

Introduction to standards:

This standard specifies the classification of coal according to the range of mercury content (Hgd) on a dry basis and its nomenclature and code. This standard is applicable to the classification of mercury content in coal during coal exploration, production, processing and utilization, and coal sales. MT/T 963-2005 Classification of Mercury Content in Coal MT/T963-2005 Standard download decompression password: www.bzxz.net

Some standard content:

ICS 73,040
Reference number: 16794-2005
Coal Industry Standard of the People's Republic of China
T/ 9632005
Classification for mercury content in coal
Clagsificatinn for mercury in coal2005-09-23 Issued
National Development and Reform Commission
2006-02-01 Implementation
MIT/T 963—2035
This standard is mainly formulated based on the distribution characteristics of mercury content in Chinese coal, the relevant information of mercury content in coal from major coal-producing countries abroad, and the environmental hazards of mercury in the process of drying and utilization, which can provide a basis for evaluating coal resources and processing and utilization characteristics. This standard is formulated for the first time.
This standard is proposed by the Science and Technology Development Department of China Coal Industry Association. This standard is issued by the National Coal Standardization Technical Committee and is under the jurisdiction of the Beijing Coal Chemical Research Institute of China Coal Research Institute. The main drafter of this standard is Bai Xiang.
1 Scope
Classification of mercury content in coal bzxz.net
This standard specifies the classification of mercury content in dry coal (hereinafter referred to as mercury content classification). This standard is applicable to the classification of mercury content in coal during production and processing. 2 Normative reference documents
MT/T 963—2005
The following documents are cited or used as the provisions of this standard: Those with a date indicated are referenced documents. All subsequent revisions, corrections, or errata do not make them applicable to this part of the standard. However, the parties involved in the application of this part of the standard shall use the latest versions of these documents. Those with different dates shall apply to this standard. GB44 Preparation method (IS01988175)
175 Commercial coal sampling (IS0198.1975)GH81 Production planning method for sampling GB/T483 Coal seam sampling method
GB/T1i6?
Determination of the content of coal GT19494 Coal Sample Mechanization Method (1513052051) 3 Technical Requirements 3.1 The code for classification of mercury in coal is composed of the English letters "special, low, medium and high", SLIIz: special low mercury coal, LHg: low mercury coal; MIEg medium mercury coal; HHg: high mercury coal. 3.2 Classification of Mercury Content in Coal According to Table 1, the mercury content in coal is classified according to the following grades: Classification of Mercury Content in Coal Grade Name Special Coal Good Combustion Coal Sample Collection and Preparation High Mercury Coal Water Content Range H. Formation, 156--0. 250
C, 251--, 400
Commercial sample is taken according to the actual ratio of 475:1/1:9:9, production coal is taken according to the condition of G\3/41, coal seam is collected according to the stipulation of 6B/1152, sample is prepared according to the heat setting of (H474, test method is to determine the content of
in coal according to GB/16653.
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