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Never use smokeless coal in a log burner, wood-burning stove or fireplace designed for just wood. This is because coal burns much hotter than wood and could lead to serious damage to the log burner, even resulting in risk to people in the vicinity.
Smokeless coal is known to burn hotter for longer than traditional coal, providing a 5-6 hour fire in a standard fireplace. Depending on how high you build your fires, a 25kg bag will provide between 4-8 fires. Smokeless coal comes in different grains and sizes, varying in terms of how hot and how long they […]
Always store coal in a safe place away from ovens, heat sources or electronics that may spark and ignite the coal.
Anthracite coal is known to be brittle and easily cracked, but not all smokeless coals can be broken up so easily. Ensure you buy an appropriate grain of coal for your burner.
This depends on the type of smokeless coal, and the type of application. If you are burning smokeless coal in the most efficient way for your fireplace or stove, smokeless coal can provide a fire that lasts 5-18 hours, depending on the type.
It depends on the type of smokeless coal. Anthracite is a naturally occurring form of coal with 92-98% carbon content. Anthracite is formed over millions of years through the compression and heating of ancient plant matter. Other types of smokeless coal are man-made, by grinding anthracite and bituminous coal to a powder and mixing it […]
Coal is a sedimentary rock, made up mostly of carbon and hydrocarbon molecules. It is these hydrocarbons that burn, reacting with oxygen to generate heat, light and carbon dioxide. Like all sedimentary rocks, coal formed over hundreds of millions of years from layers of materials and intense pressure. It is for this reason that we […]
We all know of coal – a solid fuel mined around the world and used as a heat source, for power generation and as coke to manufacture cast iron, steel and other metal products. Coal is the material that fueled the industrial revolution, but did you know there are four different types of coal? What […]
Coal is a sedimentary rock that has many uses, as it contains high levels of energy that is released through coal burning. Energy from coal is used worldwide for many uses, including heating homes, metalworking and energy production. In this article, we will discuss the different ways coal is used and how this works. What […]
Coal is a sedimentary rock that has been formed over millions of years through a process called coalification. It is primarily composed of carbon, along with small amounts of other elements such as hydrogen, sulfur, and oxygen. Coal has a range of characteristics that make it a valuable resource, particularly for heat, energy production and […]
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