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coking coal

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coking coal [′kok·iŋ ‚kōl]
(geology)
A very soft bituminous coal suitable for coking.


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Under open cut and underground operation, about 10 million tons of coking coal and thermal coal are produced and supplied for world major steel companies and electric power companies.
If a fraction of the coke could be replaced by fuels of lower rank without sacrificing metal quality, the economics of cupola iron could be improved, coking coals could be conserved and coke shortages could be avoided.
17) per tonne and 329,000 tonnes of hard coking coal at an average price of $110.
 
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