Coal
The ranks of coals, from those with the least carbon to those with the most carbon, are lignite, subbituminous, bituminous, and anthracite.
Coal is a type of rock that comes in black or brownish-black color. It is found in layers or veins, known as coal beds or coal seams. The harder kinds, like anthracite coal, are considered metamorphic rock due to the high temperature and pressure they were exposed to later. Coal contains mostly carbon, along with some hydrogen, sulfur, oxygen and nitrogen. People mainly use coal as a solid fuel for generating electricity and producing heat through combustion.
Coal is used in many construction projects, including concrete production. The ash produced when burning coal can be used to make cement for concrete and mortar mixes. At MSGH, we source and supply high-quality coal from our partner suppliers in the US to meet the needs of all industry sectors. With stringent testing protocols in place, you can trust us to deliver reliable materials for your construction projects.
