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patelstarchpgs
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Briquette Binder

08/29/2013 3:28 AM

Hi we are into the manufacturing of Biquette Binder for coal.
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08/29/2013 8:21 AM

Not sausages, then?

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08/29/2013 11:20 AM

no, but you can cook sausages with them.

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08/30/2013 4:49 AM

Dear patelstarchpgs

Your statement is not complete. What Do you want to ask.? Be specific in expression and do not be cause for waste of time for others.

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Re: Briquette Binder

09/06/2013 11:49 PM

Coal does not normally need a binder. It comes in lump size to pea size, not a briquette size. Any attempt to use a binder would be counter productive to the adverse operation of mechanical or thermal separation of the appropriately sized particles of coal. This is of greater importance if a fluidized bed is used instead of banked on a grated bed.

If further information is necessary contact the MSHA in Arlington, VA.

Good Luck, Old Salt

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