Industrial Steam Coal Lumps - 4300 Gcv, 25% Ash Content, 32% Fixed Carbon, 18% Volatile Matter, 2% Moisture Content, Irregular Lump Shape

Industrial Steam Coal Lumps 4300 GCV refers to a type of coal used as fuel in industrial steam boilers. The abbreviation "GCV" stands for Gross Calorific Value, which is a measure of the energy content of a coal. The number 4300 GCV indicates that the coal has a high heating value, meaning it releases a significant amount of energy when burned. Industrial steam coal is typically used in applications such as electricity generation, cement production, and paper manufacturing, where large amounts of heat are required. The "lumps" designation refers to the size and shape of the coal, which is usually sold in irregularly shaped pieces that are larger than other forms of coal. The industrial steam coal is sourced from underground mines and is typically transported by truck or train to industrial facilities for use as fuel.