The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-17
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>esis Rsoge Froaa Anthracite = Loe
Grade Bitynninoge.
TIE ooaI q the state ranges from
Ee lowest grade s1b-bitumInoag 70 su-
hraelte. The anthracite Is nor now
SD for lack q transportation faciil-
ies- Though TIE demand for sntbrs-
ite foT domestic purposes lis great the
rsTaillng price Is 50 high that the
etter grades n b1tumInoas eosl must
E utilized instead.
Experiments with bltumInoug coal
the state. designed u test fts suits-
Bity for naval Use. indicated that its
ontent " volatile combugtfbIe matter
no high 70 permit its use In the
oilers nov in service. because IL pro
aces TOO high temperature ii the uD-
.ke aed IN excessive amount Of SCOT
r this eoa' is BOW used b. Pacific
eamships whose requirements are
q 50 exacting as those Of the navy.
railroads. and for domestic and
'frecial purposes
Thurston. Lewis. and Cowlitz conn
IS produced considerable quantities
Iow-grade sub-bituminous coal
hicb must be used within a short
ne after il is brought from the mine
j. Wjli crumble to pieces and faH
rough the CRATE When placed in
= fire il crumbleg and swelIs very =
pidly and forms a great many sparks. I
ost of this coal IS used By the local
see OF IS shipped south. away from
e centers u mining Of the coal or
tier grades II is used almost en- n
ely for domestic purposes and for
stionary boilers with natural draft
gh Efficiency Through Gas Producer n
Ar Smith holds out hope for extens-
use Of Jow-grade sub-bitaminous
al and Ignite through the utinzs. Il.
n Of producer gas for the generation -.
power. The Geological Survey has ~
md that low-grade coal yields nrac. n
ally double or more than double III
amount Of power in the gas pro
Ger that 1t viii yield in a steam plant
! that lowgrade Ignite and Florida
Il, yield more power In the producer
IN the best West Virginia coal under
/. ordinary type Of steam boiler. b
zen It is possible to build and con
t producer plants satisfactorily on
scale the low-grade coal "A
Washington which is now disposed ~
with difficulty, will then find a ready
rket.
. copy Of Mr. Smiths report may BE- ~
aimed free on application to the di.
tor Of the Geological Survey at
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