Coal Capability Statement 2012-13
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Coal Capability Statement 2012-13
COAL Coal Services Capability Statement 2012–13 www.alsglobal.com right solutions right partner Coal is critical in the production of 40% of the world’s electricity, 70% of the world’s steel and most of the world’s cement and aluminum. ALS Coal is proud to be involved in an industry servicing these fundamental building blocks of society. TABLE OF CONTENTS Business Overview5 ALS Coal6 Borecore & Exploration Services 7 Superintending & Certification Services 8 Coalfield Production Services 9 Coal Preparation Plant Services 10 Coal Combustion Services 11 Coal Carbonisation Services ALS Coal 12 COAL TRAINING SERVICES 13 A Superior Laboratory Company 14 Capabilities 16 Quality Coal Services 20 Contact Details 20 W E LCO M E TO A L S ALS is a global leader in the provision of analytical laboratory and technical services to international coal, mineral, environmental, tribology and industrial markets. ALS Coal BUSINESS OVERVIEW ALS is a Division of one of Australia’s oldest companies, Campbell Brothers Ltd. (ASX:CPB) and has demonstrated strong business performance for over 30 years with global revenues exceeding $1 billion. Today, the company processes more than 16 million samples per annum and is one of the largest analytical and testing groups in the world. With more than 11,000 staff, ALS operates from over 300 locations in 50 plus countries throughout Asia, North America, Australia, South America, Europe and Africa. ALS provides a broad range of sophisticated, state-of-the-art services to six main market segments; mining (mineral exploration, mineralogy and metallurgical testing services); environmental analysis (air, water, soil and sediment); coal quality, tribology, food, pharmaceutical and industrial services (NDT, condition monitoring, materials testing and engineering) and inspection. 11000 STAFF + cOMPREHENSIVE CAPABILITIES 300 LOCATIONS + 50 COUNTRIES + 5 ALS COAL The premier coal laboratory group ALS Coal is the leading global coal-focused laboratory group with a geographically and technically diverse service offering. ALS Coal delivers quality technical outcomes supported by a highly skilled and motivated management team, well-trained technical staff, a commitment to capital investment for ongoing improvement of technical services and a total commitment to client service. These components position ALS to provide superior analytical outcomes for our clientele. Borecore and Exploration Services, Superintending & Certification Services, Coalfield Production Services, Extensive Services Coalfield Environmental Services, Coal Preparation Plant Services, Coal Combustion Services, Coal Carbonisation Services, Coal Training Services, and Consulting Services. ALS Coal Borecore & Exploration Services Developing a coal deposit is a complex process. ALS Coal is recognised globally for its expertise in managing coal testing and analysis resource evaluation programs. The heterogeneous nature of coal needs to be well understood and managed to deliver bankable information on coal breakage behaviour and potential product quality from a deposit. Working with our clients, we strive to identify all the strengths and weaknesses of your potential products and provide coal quality management guidelines and solutions. With over 60 years of resource evaluation experience and having developed many of the borecore analysis techniques currently in use, ALS Coal has the experience to provide superior technical services. Our services include: • • • • • • Raw sample analysis, Coal breakage behaviour in the drop-shatter test, Coal breakage behaviour in the wet and/or dry attrition test, Float and sink testing for coarse and/or fine coal, Froth flotation testing, and Analysis and validation of fractional samples, and Preparation and analysis of simulated product composites using an extensive range of coal analytical procedures. ALS Coal is recognised globally for its expertise in managing coal testing and analysis resource evaluation programs. cOMPREHENSIVE CAPABILITIES 7 Superintending & Certification Services Coal is a valuable resource and ALS Coal is fully aware of the commercial imperative of preparing timely and accurate certificates. Annually, ALS Coal superintends and certifies quality on over 110 million tonnes of export coal around the globe, 24 hours per day and 365 days per year. ALS Coal provides accurate, independent cargo sampling and analysis and quality determinations with the integrity and accuracy expected from the world’s leading service provider. We invest heavily in skilled and capable sampling and analysis employees who are available as and when required. Our operations cater for all your shipping needs no matter what the time or day. Trust ALS with your shipping services every time. Our services include: • Representative sampling and analysis of ships and trains, • Certificate of weight, certificate of sampling, certificate of analysis, certificate of origin, certificate of hold cleanliness, certificate of inspection, • Draft survey report, • Umpire sample analysis, and • Spontaneous combustion propensity testing. It has been a seamless transition from your competitors. the accuracy, timeliness and excellent customer services are at the level we need. ALS Coal Coalfield Production Services The capabilities of your team and plant in delivering both sustainable and marketable products and brands drives the success of your company. ALS Coal partners with clients to provide coalfield-based regional laboratories and mine-site based facilities. Whether you require analysis of in-pit drilling samples, validation of on-line analysers or recovery of coal or environmental samples, ALS Coal provides a focused service using trained and motivated operators. Our services include: • • • • • Sampling from coal preparation plants, Production sample analysis, The ability to roll out modular laboratories, Channel and strip sampling, and Environmental sampling and monitoring. we congratulate als for the professional approach to the recent bulk sampling exercise. cOMPREHENSIVE CAPABILITIES 9 Coal Preparation Plant Services ALS offers a complete suite of coal preparation services to our clients. We have a team of expert consultants with vast industry experience, specialising in preparation plant operation, management, simulation and design. Using our uniquely flexible pilot-scale coal preparation plant we are able to beneficiate a simulated product to provide detailed information on the design requirements for a full-scale coal preparation plant or for the generation of marketing samples. Also, ALS Coal can provide metallurgical support for your operation, from borecore data interpretation to plant optimisation and anywhere in between. Our services include: • Pilot-scale coal preparation services for generation of samples using dense medium cyclones, classifying cyclones, spiral separators, mechanical flotation cells, reflux classifiers, in-line pressure jigs and screens, • Metallurgical investigations, equipment evaluation and plant performance improvement projects, • Sample plant inspections, maintenance, auditing and bias testing, • Due diligence and feasibility, design verification, production scheduling and process simulations, and • Specialist handleability tests such as Durham Cone test and Edinburgh Cohesion test. als’ unique pilot-scale coal preparation plant capability is a great tool for developing bulk marketing samples of new products. ALS Coal Coal Combustion Services ALS Coal is internationally recognised for our expertise and unique facilities in evaluating thermal coal combustion behaviour and optimising the coal combustion processes. Our pilot-scale coal pulverizer and boiler simulation furnace provide comprehensive assessment and benchmarking of the combustion performance of coals and coal blends as they would perform in industrial applications. ALS Coal combustion experts are also available to witness trial burns in powerstations to ensure that coal is fully and fairly evaluated. Our services include: • Testing and evaluation of thermal coal utilisation performance including handling and stockpile behaviour, milling performance, combustion/burnout efficiency, slagging and fouling behaviour, turndown, stability, propensity for formation of NOx and SOx, precipitability of ash, and Fly Ash Disposal and Utilisation , • Performance ranking of combustion behaviour, • Troubleshooting and expert witnessing of coal combustion performance in powerstation applications, and • Technical evaluations of coal supply tenders for power utility companies and other coal users. ALS can provide deep understanding of a coalS’ combustion performance and benchmark these parameters against a range of globally traded coals. 11 Coal Carbonisation Services Our coke-making technicians understand the value of your coking coal. ALS Coal is recognised as the world’s leading expert in coking coal, coke testing and commercial research. Using pilot-scale coke ovens, benchscale coke ovens and a range of coke test apparatus, ALS Coal can determine the coke quality of your coal. As a result of extensive testing and research experience, ALS Coal can provide guidance on the value in use of a particular coke relative to a range of globally traded coals. ALS Coal experts are also available to assist you with technical issues relating to coke-making and PCI issues. Our services include: • • • • • • Pilot-scale and bench-scale coke-making, Coke tests including CRI and CSR, ASTM Stability and Hardness, Micum, Irsid and JIS drum tests, G- Index and Y- Index determination, Technical evaluations of coking coals, Technical evaluations of PCI coal, and General consulting on metallurgical coal issues. with 30+ years’ experience in performing and evaluating coking coal performance, als is well positioned to provide clear understanding of a metallurgical coal’s coke quality. ALS Coal Coal training Services ALS Coal includes an internationally recognized training group, MineSkill. The group provides industry leading training services in coal quality, team leadership for supervisors, workplace training and assessment for coal processing and accredited resource processing qualifications. The centrepiece of our training programs is a fully operational pilot scale coal preparation which allows trainees to receive practical inductions and skills-based operational training in a controlled environment. Programs are also available to provide on-site training and assessment services. Our services include: • Internationally acclaimed Coal Quality Couse which provides introductory training on coal quality management, • Competency-based nationally accredited training in Resource Processing, Dense Medium Cyclone operations, Crushing and Screening, Flotation, Sampling and Blending, Stockpile Management, etc., • Accredited inductions for coal preparation and resource processing, • Accredited Enterprise Trainer and Assessor skills set from Certificate IV in Resource Processing, and • Accredited Team Leadership for Supervisors skills set from Certificate IV in Resource Processing. SINCE HAVING OUR OPERATORS UNDERTAKE YOUR TRAINING PROGRAM OUR PLANT UTILISATION HAS INCREASED TO 96%, AND OUR PRODUCT QUALITY AND STAFF MORALE HAVE IMPROVED. 13 A superior laboratory company Accreditation Training - LabSkills ALS Coal hub laboratories and superintending laboratories are accredited to ISO 17025 by approved national accreditation organisations such as NATA, CALA, SANAS and MNAS. ALS Coal production laboratories are accredited to ISO 9001 by similar organisations. ALS Coal has the most comprehensive training program in the industry. Training of employees and recognition of competency is achieved through the extensive internal ALS Coal training program. This is known as LabSkills. Typically under the LabSkills program, an employee must undertake a written examination of their theoretical knowledge of a test or task, demonstrate skill and safe working practices, and operate at a benchmarked productivity level to be deemed competent to perform a specific task. Labskills is the talent incubator for the world’s coal industry. The competency and multifunction excellence that Labskills instils in our staff forms the foundation for our growth. Data Capture – Coal8 Coal8, pronounced ‘collate’, is the newest addition to the ALS’ laboratory information systems. Specifically designed and built for the complexities of coal analysis, Coal8 is used to manage workflow through our laboratories. This includes work order initiation, generation of unique samples numbers for each sample and sub-sample, barcode scanning of batches and sample labels, allocation of reference material to batches, and automatic data capture from balances and other analytical equipment. Duplicate results which are outside repeatability limits are automatically flagged and require repeat analysis prior to closing out a work order. Reference material that does not replicate is also flagged and requires re-analysis of the entire batch. ALS Coal Proficiency Testing ALS Coal laboratories participate in the monthly internal proficiency program. Individual laboratories also participate in a range of resource company, national and international proficiency programs e.g. CANSPEX. Ongoing accreditation for individual laboratories is dependent on the facility achieving acceptable results in these proficiency programs. Data Review – Validation Safety and Compliance Our clients expect reliable and accurate results and this is a fundamental principle on which we have built this business. Further, our unrivalled reliability and accuracy in sample and data management brings with it efficient and rapid turnaround of results for our clients. To achieve this, data validation is performed at various stages in coal analytical processes. Validation of sizing and float/sink curves is performed within Coal8. Validation of rank indexes and caking indices is performed in proprietary validation spreadsheets. ALS Laboratory Group Health, Safety, and Environment Program ensures that we are providing the safest work environment for our employees. Everyone involved at ALS Coal must partake in safety programs and be aware of all safety aspects of the laboratory, at the mine and at the port. By planning safety considerations into all work activities, ALS Coal actively works to prevent incidents which could result in injury to employees, impact to the surrounding community and environment or damage to property and equipment. Process Improvement – Innovation & Research Process Improvement – The Wedge ALS Coal invests heavily in internal technical innovation programs in the quest for faster, more accurate and safer processing of your coal and data. Some of the areas where this has been effective include drop/shatter testing, attrition testing, float/sink testing, data capture and management. Further, our renowned senior researchers have a collaborative and innovative approach to their work and provide clients and industry sponsors with effective and commercially oriented solutions. Over 100 coal-focused current best methods (CBMs) have been established and implemented across our laboratory network as the only methods used within the laboratories. These are also embedded into the LabSkills competency based training program. CBMs are validated by process improvement teams and external auditors to ensure that they adhere to the relevant international and national standards and that they are safe, efficient and accurate methods. CBMs are regularly reviewed by standing technical committees to ensure their ongoing relevancy, accuracy and efficiency. 15 Capability Coal - General Capability Laboratory Certification: ISO 17025 “General requirement for the competence of testing and calibration laboratories” Bases Determination: ASTM D3180 “Standard Practice for Calculating Coal and Coke Analysis from As-Determined to Different Bases”. Coal Rank Classification: ASTM D388 “Standard Classification of Coals by Rank”. Evaluation of Coal Deposits: AS 2519 “Guide to the technical evaluation of higher rank coal deposits”. Coal - Coal Physical Tests Mechanical Sampling – Introduction: ASTM 13909.1 “Hard Coal and Coke – Mechanical sampling – General introduction”. Mechanical Sampling – Moving Streams: ASTM 13909.2 “Hard Coal and Coke – Mechanical sampling – Sampling from moving streams”. Mechanical Sampling – Stationary Lots: ASTM 13909.3 “Hard Coal and Coke – Mechanical sampling – Sampling from stationary lots”. Mechanical Sampling – Preparation of Test Samples: ASTM 13909.4 “Hard Coal and Coke – Mechanical sampling – Preparation of test samples”. Mechanical Sampling – Precision: ASTM 13909.7 “Hard Coal and Coke – Mechanical sampling – Methods for determining the precision of sampling, sample preparation and testing”. Mechanical Sampling – Bias: ASTM 13909.8 “Hard coal and coke – Mechanical sampling – Methods of testing bias”. Sampling Procedures: AS 4264.1 “Coal and coke – Sampling, Part 1: Higher rank coal - Sampling procedures”. Precision and Bias: AS 4264.4 “Coal and coke – Sampling, Part 4: Higher rank coal - Determination of precision and bias”. Sampling Plant Inspection: AS 4264.5 “Coal and coke – Sampling, Part 5: Higher rank coal - Guide to the inspection of mechanical sampling plants”. Sampling Procedure: AS 2617 “Sampling from coal seams”. Sample Preparation: ASTM D2013 “Standard practice for preparing coal samples for analysis”. Bulk Density of Coal: ASTM D291 “Standard Test Method for Cubic Foot Weight of Crushed Bituminous Coal”. Bulk Density of Coal: AS 3899 “Higher Rank coal and coke – Bulk density”. Drop Shatter Testing: ASTM D440 “Standard Test Method for Drop Shatter Test for Coal”. Drop Shatter Testing: AS 4156.8 “Coal preparation – Sample pretreatment – Drop-shatter”. Pretreatment: AS 2519 “Guide to the technical evaluation of higher rank coal deposits”. Coal Sizing: ISO 1953 “Hard Coal – Size analysis by sieving”. Coal Sizing: ASTM D4749 “Standard Test Method for Performing the Sieve Analysis of Coal and Designating Coal Size”. ALS Coal Float/Sink Testing: ISO 7936 “Hard Coal – Determination and presentation of float and sink characteristics – General directions for apparatus and procedures”. Float/Sink Testing: ASTM D4371 “Standard Test Method for Determining the Washability Characteristics of Coal”. Float/Sink Testing: AS 4156.1 “Coal preparation – Higher rank coal - Float and sink testing”. Froth Flotation: ISO 8858-1 “Hard Coal – Froth flotation testing – Part 1: Laboratory procedure”. Froth Flotation (Sequential): ISO 8858-2 “Hard Coal – Froth flotation testing – Part 2: Sequential evaluation”. Froth Flotation (Release): ISO 8858-3 “Hard Coal – Froth flotation testing – Part 1: Release evaluation”. Froth Flotation: ASTM D 5114 “Standard test Method for Laboratory Froth Flotation of Coal in a Mechanical Cell”. Froth Flotation (Basic): AS 4156.2.1 “Coal preparation – Higher rank coal – Froth flotation – Laboratory procedure”. Froth Flotation (Tree): AS 4156.2.2 “Coal preparation – Higher rank coal – Froth flotation – Sequential procedure”. Coal - Coal Analytical Tests Total Moisture: ISO 589 “Hard coal – Determination of Total Moisture”. Moisture Percent: ASTM D3302 “Standard Test Method for Total Moisture in Coal”. Total Moisture: ASTM D2961“Standard Test Method for SingleStage Total Moisture Less than 15% in Coal Reduced to 2.36-mm (No.8 Sieve) Topsize”. Total Moisture: AS 1038.1”Higher rank coal - Total moisture”. Equilibrium Moisture: ASTM 1412 “Standard Test Method for Equilibrium Moisture of Coal and 96 to 97 Percent Relative Humidity”. Moisture Holding Capacity: ISO 1018 “Hard Coal – Determination of moisture-holding capacity”. Moisture Holding Capacity: AS 2434.3 “Lower rank coal – Determination of the moisture holding capacity”. Moisture Holding Capacity: AS 1038.17 “Higher rank coal – Moisture-holding capacity (equilibrium moisture)”. Moisture Percent: ISO 11722 “Hard Coal - Determination of moisture in the general analysis test sample by drying in nitrogen”. Moisture Percent: ASTM D3173 “Standard Test Method for Moisture in the Analysis Sample of Coal and Coke”. Moisture Percent: AS 1038.3 “Proximate analysis of higher rank coal”. Ash Percent: ISO 17246 “Coal - Proximate analysis” Ash Percent: ASTM D3174 “Standard Test Method for Ash in the Analysis Sample of Coal and Coke from Coal”. Ash Percent: AS1038.3 “Proximate analysis of higher rank coal”. Semi-rapid Ash: Based on AS 1038.3 CBM QWI-AL11 “Semi Rapid Ash”. Semi-rapid Ash: Based on AS 1038.3 CBM QWI-AL12 “Semi Rapid Ash”. Volatile Matter Percent: ISO 562 “Hard Coal and Coke Determination of volatile matter”. Volatile Matter Percent: ASTM D3175 “Standard Test Method for Volatile Matter in the Analysis Sample of Coal and Coke”. Volatile Matter Percent: AS 1038.3 “Proximate analysis of higher rank coal”. Proximate Analysis: ASTM D3172 “Standard Practice for Proximate Analysis of Coal and Coke”. Proximate Analysis: AS 1038.3 “Proximate analysis of higher rank coal”. Ultimate Analysis: ISO 12902 “Solid mineral fuel – Determination of total carbon, hydrogen and nitrogen – Instrumental methods”. Ultimate Analysis: ASTM D3176 “Standard Practice for Ultimate Analysis of Coal and Coke”. Ultimate Analysis: ASTM D5373 “Standard Test Methods for Instrumental Determination of Carbon, Hydrogen and Nitrogen in Laboratory Samples of Coal”. Ultimate Analysis: AS 1038.6.4 “Ultimate analysis – Carbon, hydrogen and nitrogen – Instrument method”. Calorific Value: ISO 1928 “Solid Mineral fuels – Determination of gross calorific value by bomb calorimetric method and calculation of net calorific value”. Calorific Value: ASTM D5865 “Standard Test Method for Gross Calorific Value of Coal and Coke”. Calorific Value: AS 1038.5 “Gross calorific value”. Oxidation Test: ASTM D5263 “Standard Test Method for Determining the Relative Degree of Oxidation in Bituminous Coal by Alkali Extraction”. Apparent Relative Density: AS1038.26 “Guide for the determination of Apparent Relative Density”. True Relative Density: AS 1038.21.1.1 “Higher rank coal and coke - Relative Density – Analysis sample/density bottle method”. True Relative Density and Apparent Relative Density of Brown Coal: ISO 5072 “Brown coals and lignites – Determination of true relative density and apparent relative density”. Magnetics – Davis Tube: ISO 8833 “Magnetite for use in coal preparation – Test methods”. Magnetics – Davis Tube: AS 4156.3 “Magnetite for coal preparation plant use – Test methods – Section 7: Determination of total magnetic content. COAL - HANDLEABILITY TESTS Hardgrove Grindability Test: ISO 5074 “Hard Coal – Determination of Hardgrove grindability”. Hardgrove Grindability Test: ASTM D409 “Standard Test Method for Grindability of Coal by the Hardgrove–Machine Method”. Hardgrove Grindability Test: AS 1038.20 ”Higher Rank Coal – Hardgrove grindability Index” Abrasion Index: ISO 12900 “Hard Coal – Determination of abrasiveness”. Abrasion Index: AS 1038.19 “Higher Rank Coal- Abrasion Index”. Durham Cone Handleability: AS 1038.25 “Higher Rank Coal – Durham Cone Handleability Test”. Edinburgh Cohesion Test: Internal CBM. Coal - Caking Tests Crucible Swelling Number: ISO 501 “Hard coal – Determination of the crucible swelling number”. Free Swelling Index: ASTM D720 “Standard Test Method for FreeSwelling Index of Coal”. Crucible Swelling Number: AS 1038.12.1 “Higher rank coal – Caking and coking properties – Crucible swelling number”. Gieseler Plastometer Test: ISO 10329 “Coal – Determination of plastic properties – constant torque Gieseler plastometer method”. Gieseler Plastometer Test: ASTM D2639 “Standard Test Method for Plastic Properties of Coal by Constant-Torque Gieseler Plastometer”. Gieseler Plastometer Test: AS1038.12.4.1“Higher rank coal – Caking and coking properties – Plasticity – Continuous-torque Gieseler method”. Dilatometer Test: ISO 349 “Hard coal – Audibert –Arnu dilatometer test”. Dilatometer Test: ISO 8264 “Hard coal – Determination of the swelling properties using a dilatometer”. Dilatometer Test: ASTM D 5515 “Standard Test Method for Determination of the Swelling Properties of Bituminous Coal Using a Dilatometer”. Dilatometer Test: AS 1038.12.3 “Higher rank coal – Caking and coking properties – Dilatation”. G Index Test: ISO 15585 “Hard coal – Determination of caking index”. G-Index Test: GB/T 5447 “Determination of caking index of bituminous coal”. Y and X Index Test: GOST 1186 “Determination of plastometric indices of coal – Sapozhnikov plastometric test”. Y and X Index Test: GB/T 479 “Determination of plastometric indices of bituminous coals.” Gray-King Coke Type: ISO 502 “Determination of caking power – Gray-King Coke Test”. Gray-King Coke Type: AS 1038.12.2 “Higher rank coal – Caking and coking properties – Determination of Gray-King coke type”. Coal - Petrographic Tests Petrographic Preparation: ASTM D2797 “Standard Practice for Preparation of Microscopical Analysis by Reflected Light”. Petrographic Preparation: ISO 7404.2 “Methods for the Petrographic Analysis of Coal: Part 2 – Methods of Preparing Coal samples”. 17 Vitrinite Reflectance: ASTM D2798 “Standard Test Method for Microscopical determination of the Reflectance of Vitrinite in a Polished Specimen of Coal”. Vitrinite Reflectance: AS 2856.3 “Coal Petrography – Methods for the Microscopical determination of the reflectance of coal macerals”. Maceral Analysis: ASTM D2799 “Standard Test Method for Microscopical Determination of the Maceral Composition of Coal”. Maceral Analysis: AS 2856.2 “Coal Petrography – Maceral Analysis”. Maceral Analysis: ISO 7404-3 “Methods for the Petrographic Analysis of Coals – Part 3: Method of determining Maceral Group Composition”. Coal - Inorganic Components tests Radio Frequency Ashing: AS 1038.22 “Higher rank coal – Mineral matter and water of constitution”. Ash Fusion Test (oxidising or reducing): ISO 540 “Hard coal and coke – Determination of ash fusibility”. Ash Fusion Test (oxidising or reducing): ASTM D1857 “Standard Test Method for Fusibility of Coal and Coke Ash”. Ash Fusion Test (oxidising or reducing): AS 1038.15 “Higher rank coal ash and coke ash – Ash fusibility”. Total Sulfur: ISO 19579 “Solid mineral fuel – Determination of sulfur by IR spectrometry”. Total Sulfur: ASTM D4239 “Standard Test Method for Sulfur in the Analysis Sample of Coal and Coke Using High-Temperature Tube Furnace Combustion Methods”. Total Sulfur: AS 1038.6.3.3 “Higher rank coal – Ultimate Analysis – Total sulfur – Infrared method”. Forms of Sulfur: ISO 157 “Coal – Determination of forms of sulfur”. Forms of Sulfur: ASTM D2492 “Standard Test Method for Forms of Sulfur in Coal”. Phosphorus: ISO 622 “Solid mineral fuels – Determination of phosphorus content – Reduced molybdophosphate photometric method”. Phosphorus: AS 1038.9.2 “Higher rank coal – Phosphorus – Coal extraction/phosphomolybdovanadate method”. Chlorine: ISO 587 “Determination of chlorine content using Eschka mixture”. Chlorine: based on ASTM D2361 “Standard Test Method for Chlorine in Coal”. Chlorine: AS 1038.8.1 “Coal and Coke – Chlorine – Eschka method”. Chlorine: ASTM D4208 “Standard Test Method for Chlorine in Coal by the Oxygen Bomb Combustion/Ion Selective Electrode Method”. Fluorine: ISO 11724 “Solid mineral fuels – Determination of total fluorine in coal, coke and fly ash”. Fluorine: ASTM D3761 “Standard Test Method for Total Fluorine in Coal by the Oxygen Bomb Combustion Selective Electrode Method”. Fluorine: AS 1038.10.4 “Determination of trace elements – Coal and coke – Determination of fluorine content – Pyrohydrolysis method”. Carbonate Carbon Test: ISO 925 “Solid mineral fuel – Determination of carbonate carbon content – Gravimetric method”. Carbonate Carbon Test: AS 1038.23 “Coal and Coke Analysis and Testing – Higher rank coal and coke – Carbonate carbon”. Ash Elemental Analysis - SiO2, Al2O3, Fe2O3, CaO, MgO, Na2O, K2O, MnO, TiO2, P2O5, BaO, SrO, Cr2O3: ASTM D6349 “Standard Test Method for Determination of Major and Minor Elements in Coal Coke and Solid Residues from Combustion of Coal and Coke by Inductively Coupled Plasma – Atomic Emission Spectrometry”. Ash Elemental Analysis - SiO2, Al2O3, Fe2O3, CaO, MgO, Na2O, K2O, MnO, TiO2, P2O5, BaO, SrO, Cr2O3: AS1038.14.2 “Higher rank coal ash and coke ash – Major and minor elements – Acid digestion/flame atomic absorption spectrometric method”. Trace Elements - Sb, TI, Te, Ti, V, Zn, Mg, Ni, Cd, Cr Co, Cu, Pb: ASTM D 6357 “Standard Test Method for Determination of Trace Elements in Coal , Coke and Combustion Residues from Coal Utilization Processes by Inductively Coupled Plasma Atomic Emission Spectrometry, Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry, and Graphite Furnace Atomic Absorption Spectrometry”. Trace Elements - Ba, Be, Cr, Cu, Li, Mn, Ni, Pb, Sr, V, Zn, As, Sb, Se: AS1038.10.1 “Determination of trace elements – Coal, coke and fly-ash – Determination of eleven trace elements – Flame atomic absorption spectrometric method”. Trace Elements – As, Se: ASTM D6406 “Standard Test Method for Determination of Arsenic and Selenium in Coal by the Hydride Generation/Atomic Absorption Method”. Trace Elements – As, Sb, Se: AS 1038.10.2 “Determination of trace elements – Coal and coke – Determination of arsenic, antimony and selenium – Hydride method”. Trace Element - Hg: ISO 15237 “Solid mineral fuels - Determination of total mercury content of coal”. Trace Element - Hg: ASTM D6722 “Standard Test Method for Total Mercury in Coal and Coal Combustion Residues by Direct Combustion Analysis”. Trace Element - Hg: AS 1038.10.5.1“Coal, coke and fly-ash – Trace elements – Determination of mercury content - Tube combustion method”. Trace Elements - B: AS1038.10.3 “Determination of trace elements – Coal and coke – Determination of boron content – ICP-AES method”. ALS Coal Coke Tests Mechanical Sampling – Moving Streams: ASTM 13909.5 “Hard Coal and Coke – Mechanical sampling – Coke - Sampling from moving streams”. Mechanical Sampling – Preparation of Test Samples: ASTM 13909.6 “Hard Coal and Coke – Mechanical sampling – Coke Preparation of test samples” Pilot-scale Cokemaking: In-house method. Bench-scale Cokemaking: In-house method. Coke Sizing: ASTM D293 “Standard Test Method for the Sieve Analysis of Coke”. Coke Drop Shatter Test: ASTM D3038 “Standard Test Method for Drop Shatter Test for Coke”. Drop Shatter Testing: ISO 616 “Determination of shatter indices”. Coke Apparent Specific Density Test: ASTM D167 “Standard Test Method for Apparent and True Specific Gravity and Porosity of Lump Coke”. Coke ASTM Tumbler Test: ASTM D3402 “Standard Test Method for Tumbler Test for Coke”. Coke Reactivity Test: ASTM D5341“Standard Test Method for Measuring Coke Reactivity Index (CRI) and Coke Strength After Reaction (CSR)” Coke Reactivity Test: ISO 18894 “Coke - Determination of coke reactivity index (CRI) and coke strength after reaction (CRI)”. Coke JIS Drum Tests: JIS K2151 “Coke Testing Methods”. Coke Micum and Irsid Drum Tests: BS 1016-108.2 “Methods for analysis and testing of coal and coke - Tests special to coke Determination of Micum and Irsid indices”. Fly Ash Tests Fly Ash - Moisture: AS 3583.1 and 2 “Methods for test for supplementary cementations materials for use with Portland cement – Fly Ash” – Determination of Moisture”. Fly Ash – Loss on Ignition: AS 3583.1 and 3 “Methods for test for supplementary cementations materials for use with Portland cement – Determination of Fly Ash Loss on Ignition”. Pozzolanic Potential of Fly Ash: In-house method. Environmental Tests Field Flow Monitoring: AS 3778.3.1 “Measurement of water flow in the open channels: Part 3.1 Measurement by current-meter and floats”. Water Sampling: AS 5667.1,4,5,6,7 “Guidance on the design of sampling programs, sampling techniques and the preservation and handling of samples, guidance on sampling from lakes, natural and man-made, rivers and streams, waste waters, drinking water and water used for food and beverage processing” and AS2031 “Selection of containers and preservation of water samples for microbiological analysis”. Bore Monitoring: AS 5667.11 “Guidance on sampling of ground waters”. Electrical Conductivity in Water: APHA 2510 “Standard Methods for the examination of water and wastewater”. pH in Water: APHA 4500 “Standard Methods for the examination of water and wastewater”. Dissolved Solids in Water: APHA 2540 “Standard Methods for the examination of water and wastewater”. Suspended Solids in Water: APHA 2540-D “Standard Methods for the examination of water and wastewater”. Dissolved Oxygen: AS 5667.1 “Guidance on the design of sampling programs, sampling techniques and the preservation and handling of samples” and APHA 2510 “Standard Methods for the examination of water and wastewater”. Dust Deposition: AS 3580.10.1 “Methods for sampling and analysis of ambient air – determination of particulate matter – deposited matter”. High Volume Air Samplers: AS 3580.9.3 “Methods for sampling and analysis of ambient air – determination of suspended particulate matter – total suspended particulate matter”. Inhalable Dust: AS 3640 “Workplace atmospheres – Method for sampling and gravimetric determination of inhalable dust”. Respirable Dust: AS 2985 “Workplace atmospheres – Method for sampling and gravimetric determination of respirable dust”. Noise Exposure: AS/NZS 1269.1 Occupational Noise Management – Measurement and Assessment of Noise Emissions and Exposure”. Passive Sampling of Organic Vapours: AS 2986.2 “Workplace air quality – sampling and analysis of volatile organic compounds by solvent desorption/gas chromatography. 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