Coal ash does not contain, but containing inorganic substances such as minerals.
Ash
is the inorganic residue of coal combustion products, composed of metal
oxides such as Fe2O3, MgO, Na2O, K2O, etc., and non-metal oxides such
as SiO2, P2O5, etc..
Determination of ash is part of the proximate analysis. Principle
of this designation is a number of examples that have been refined coal
burned at temperatures in the propagation of a particular heating up
obtained residue (ash). Obtained residue was weighed and the amount calculated in percent.
Burning
example on a standard method BS and AS carried out at a temperature of
815 degrees Celsius with the propagation of a particular heating until
constant weight gained, but in general, the combustion is carried out
for 3 hours, and is considered constant, except when the residue is
still visible example yet burning with perfect, so that the burning must be added for 15 minutes.
In the standard method ISO, burning example is done in two stages. The
first firing was started from room temperature to a temperature of 500
degrees Celsius for 60 minutes, then being held at that temperature for
30 minutes (to brown coal and lignite should be held for 60 min), then
heating was continued until the temperature of 815 + / - 10 degrees
Celsius.
In
the standard method ASTM burning example is generally carried out at a
temperature of 750 degrees Celsius for 4 hours, but at certain old coal
combustion can be reduced or increased depending on the type of its
instances. For
example certain coke and coal are non-reactive baking time may need to
be added, but for some old coal combustion can be less than 4 hours
before the time when it had reached a constant weight.
Value of the coal ash is always smaller than the value of mineral content. This
happens because during combustion has occurred in the coal chemical
changes, such as the evaporation of crystal water, carbon dioxide and
sulfur oxides. Mineral
content can be calculated from its ash content of the formula, one of
which is the Parr Formula: MM = 1.08*A + 0.55*TS.
Reference:
ISO 1171 - Solid mineral fuels - Determination of ash
ASTM D 3174 - Test Method for Ash in the Analysis sample of Coal and Coke from Coal
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