Sub-Bituminous Coal

Sub-bituminous coal contains 35% to 45% carbon and has a higher moisture content compared to bituminous coal.

It is generally dull in appearance, with a brownish-black color.

The energy content of sub-bituminous coal is lower than bituminous coal but higher than lignite.

It is softer and burns with a lower heat output compared to bituminous coal.

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Uses of Sub-Bituminous Coal

Electric Power Generation: Sub-bituminous coal is primarily used in coal-fired power plants. Its lower sulfur content makes it more environmentally friendly than bituminous coal.

Industrial Heating: It is also used in industries that require moderate heat, such as brick kilns and paper mills.

Cement Production: Sub-bituminous coal can be used in cement manufacturing as a source of energy.