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2019-9-17 Uses of Coal. At one time, coal was predominantly used to heat homes and power railroad locomotives and factories. Today, however, coal serves different purposes for society. The chief use of coal is now electricity generation. More than 90 percent of the coal mined in the United States is used
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2019-9-24 Other Specialty Uses of Coal Aside from electric power, the steel industry, and the chemical industry, small amounts of coal are also used to make activated carbons (also made from coal tars), humic acids for fertilizers and silicon metal for a wide array of silicon products.
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United States Geological Survey USGS. 2010-8-7 United States Geological Survey Programs in Kentucky The USGS provides maps, reports, and information to help others meet their needs to manage, coal production or uses of coal of specific quality for specific applications, includ ing clean-coal combustion and synfuel production.
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2019-9-18 Coal is a sedimentary rock. Coal is an energy mineral (legally a mineral, scientifically a rock). Coal is fossil fuel (because it is derived from fossil plant remains). Coal is a solid hydrocarbon (because it consists mostly of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen; in contrast, oil is a liquid hydrocarbon, and natural gas is a gaseous hydrocarbon).
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2019-9-19 Macerals are the altered remains and byproducts of the original plant material from which the coal-forming peat originated. Macerals are to coal as sediment grains and cements are to sedimentary rocks. Coal petrographers (people who study coal under
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Information about the geology of Kentucky and the Kentucky Geological Survey. Search KGS. Menu. About. Mission Statement. KGS Strategic Plan. KGS Summary. Associated Organizations. ... and Enhanced-Recovery Wells in Kentucky. Launch map. Coal Information. Launch map. KY Coal Resource Information. Launch map. KY Energy Infrastructure.
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Search for coal thickness data (the Kentucky Coal Resources Information System (KCRIS) database) by county, quadrangle, or coordinates, plus stratigraphic parameters. These data are generally surface observations at outcrops, high walls, and road cuts, but may include some data from drillholes and underground mines.
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Geological Educational Resources for K-16. In 1996, the Education Committee of the Kentucky Geological Survey, in conjunction with the Kentucky Society of Professional Geologists, established the Earth Science Education Network (ESEN). Originally, the network provided a group of geologists who served as resource persons for teachers.
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2001-1-4 Resource estimates for the Springfield coal bed in western Kentucky (Table 1) were calculated using 30-meter grid representations of the data. An average value of 1,800 tons per acre-foot of coal was used for the analysis. Original resources of the Springfield are estimated at 9.923 billion tons. The coal removed or lost in mining is estimated at 2.95 billion tons; 516 million tons have been lost to surface
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2018-10-9 Colombia is a major coal producer, primarily of export coal, and the module provides information needed by SGC on coal quality and environmental issues related to coal production and use. Some examples given are specific to Colombian coal, but the overall principles discussed are
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2020-10-13 Kentucky comes from coal. Clearly, demand for coal is strong 1Kentucky Geological Survey, University of Kentucky 2Department of Geological Sciences, University of Kentucky and will remain so well into the future. Many factors affect Kentucky coal production: the size and quality of the reserve base, market demand and competition, transportation
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2001-1-4 The Kentucky Geological Survey at the University of Kentucky is a State-mandated organization whose mission is the collection, preservation, and dissemination of information about mineral and water resources and the geology of the Commonwealth. KGS has conducted research on the geology and mineral resources of Kentucky for more than 150 years, and
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2010-8-7 U.S. Geological Survey Assessing the Coal Resources of the United States u G Introduction In 1994, coal production in the United ... Only in eastern Kentucky, West Virginia, and Alabama is coal production increasing or remaining steady in response to the high demand for steam coal. The relatively high sulfur content
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2021-6-15 The U.S. Geological Survey conducted an assessment of coal resources and reserves in the Little Snake River coal field and Red Desert area of the Greater Green River Basin in Southwest Wyoming. A comprehensive database was compiled to support this assessment that includes data points for drill-holes and measured sections.
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2016-12-8 into different types of coal Source: Kentucky Geological Survey ... Performance (IGCC)’, Indiana Geological Survey, Indiana University, June 2005 . CCTR Indiana Center for Coal Technology Research 23 INDIANA COAL BED CHARACTERISTICS Source: M. Mastalerz, A. Drobniak, J. Rupp and N. Shaffer, Indiana Geological Survey, Indiana University, 2008.
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The cumulative-coal pattern in Kentucky, although showing lower values, features a similar instant increase at 315.1 Ma. The patterns are almost identical when the Kentucky coal-abundance values are multiplied by the stratigraphic stretching factor of 2.8 ... Kentucky Geological Survey Special Publication 10 (Series XII) ...
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2010-7-1 north-central Kentucky: Kentucky Geological Survey, ser. 12, Digitally Vectorized Geologic Quadrangle Data DVGQ-1123. Adapted from Swadley, W C, 1973, Geologic map of the Vevay South and Vevay North quadrangles, north-central Kentucky: U.S. Geological Survey Geologic Quadrangle Map GQ-1123, scale 1:24,000.
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Attheendofthe20thcentury,theU.S.GeologicalSurvey and state geologicalsurveyshave beenemphasizing the need forlarge-scale geological mapping to address social concerns.
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Willard Rouse Jillson was the Kentucky State Geologist during the years 1919-1932. He further contributed to the field of geology in Kentucky by acting as assistant professor of geology at the University of Kentucky and as curator of the Kentucky State Museum in the 1920s; by serving as a consultant for the coal, oil, and gas industries; and as chairman of the geology department of ...
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Illinois State Geological Survey The plant fossil materials that make up the coal beds of Illinois are the remains of primitive trees and plants that lived in swamps during the “Coal Age,” or Pennsylvanian Period. When the plants died, they fell into the water and were preserved as peat, which later became coal
Read More2001-1-4 The Kentucky Geological Survey at the University of Kentucky is a State-mandated organization whose mission is the collection, preservation, and dissemination of information about mineral and water resources and the geology of the Commonwealth. KGS has conducted research on the geology and mineral resources of Kentucky for more than 150 years, and
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2018-2-23 The Kentucky coal industry paid $742.3 million in direct wages in 2002, directly employing 15,584 persons and indirectly providing 3 additional jobs for every miner employed. The average weekly wage for coal miners in Kentucky was $916 during 2002. Economy The Kentucky coal industry brought over $2.5 billion into Kentucky from out-of-state during
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2021-6-17 The Kentucky Geological Survey's interactive map provides a large amount of information on Kentucky's geology and natural resources in interactive map form, including: Surface geology Coal, oil, and gas resources Water wells and springs Hazards - sinkholes and landslides Mineral...
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2018-2-23 The Kentucky coal industry paid $759 million in direct wages in 2004, directly employing 15,012 persons and indirectly providing 3 additional jobs for every miner employed. The average weekly wage for coal miners in Kentucky was $972 during 2004. Economy The Kentucky coal industry brought $3.25 billion into Kentucky from out-of-state during
Read MoreThe cumulative-coal pattern in Kentucky, although showing lower values, features a similar instant increase at 315.1 Ma. The patterns are almost identical when the Kentucky coal-abundance values are multiplied by the stratigraphic stretching factor of 2.8 ... Kentucky Geological Survey Special Publication 10 (Series XII) ...
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The coal mined in the Southwest Virginia Coalfield is well suited for a variety of primary uses including electricity generation (steam coal), manufacturing coke (metallurgical coal), and supplying other industrial (non-coke), commercial and institutional users.
Read MoreWillard Rouse Jillson was the Kentucky State Geologist during the years 1919-1932. He further contributed to the field of geology in Kentucky by acting as assistant professor of geology at the University of Kentucky and as curator of the Kentucky State Museum in the 1920s; by serving as a consultant for the coal, oil, and gas industries; and as chairman of the geology department of ...
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2005-1-1 Appalachian coal assessment: Defining the coal systems of the Appalachian basin. Author (s) Robert C. Milici. Robert C. Milici. 1. U.S. Geological Survey, 956 National Center, Reston, Virginia 20192, USA. Search for other works by this author on: GSW. Google Scholar.
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Karst features include sinkholes, sinking streams, and caves. Karst map of Kentucky showing study areas. Karst is an integral part of the landscape of Kentucky, with approximately 55 percent of the state underlaid by karstic limestone in three of seven physiographic provinces and along the margins of the eastern and western Kentucky coal fields.
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Illinois State Geological Survey The plant fossil materials that make up the coal beds of Illinois are the remains of primitive trees and plants that lived in swamps during the “Coal Age,” or Pennsylvanian Period. When the plants died, they fell into the water and were preserved as peat, which later became coal
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