Bituminous Coal

Bituminous coal has a carbon content between 45% and 86%.

It is less dense than anthracite, with a relatively higher level of volatile matter.

Bituminous coal is typically dark black and has a shiny or dull surface.

It is more abundant than anthracite and is widely mined.

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GAR 4200-4600

Rp3,000,000,000.00

Uses of Bituminous Coal

Electric Power Generation: Bituminous coal is most commonly used in coal-fired power plants to generate electricity. Its relatively high energy content makes it a cost-effective fuel.

Steel Production: Like anthracite, bituminous coal is used in steel manufacturing. It is a key ingredient in the production of coke, which is essential for the blast furnace process.

Industrial Heating: Bituminous coal is also used in industries that require large amounts of heat, such as cement production and chemical manufacturing.