i was led to this video by experimental road surfacing and let me just tell you i personally trespassed all over the heart of PA exactly where the f'in roads are with all the signs posted everywhere and here's the juicy part: i threw a hand grenade my friend get me right on the f'in road and it didn't f'in burn.
@kb1gni All I'm sayin is when I pour out some liquor to my homies on the road I don't want to poison my firends in H-E double hockey sticks. So burn whatever you thinki smells better but my homies in hell ain't gotta have this!!!!
And then just for kicks I'll ask you who in the HELL burns coal to heat their cabode when I'm from the frozen tundra and our insurance became unaffordfable when we like our wood burning stove???
does the anthracite coal come in small bits and large chunks? because my cousin had a coal fireplace and there wasnt a flat surface to put the little bits of coal in. i wish i had that fireplace in my room. actually, i wish i had the whole house. i loved it.
@lilmrbassoon Anthracite comes in a range of different sizes, from pieces the size of a grain of rice to be used in automatic feed "stoker" stoves all the way up to "stove" sized coal which is bigger than a potato. To burn coal in a fireplace you'd need a grate so the air can get under the coal.
Bituminous is basically JUNK coal due to is LOW carbon content. Anthracite coal is of such HIGH carbon content that the BTU's per ton are off the wall!!!!! the Highest carbon content in the world is in PA and in fact in Jim Thorpe PA sets a chunk of coal with the highest carbon content ever found on this planet. The higher the carbon the higher the BTU output. Basically its the same as what bituminous coal was a few million years ago....
@jordi0508 Actually no - eastern bit coal tends to have higher btu content than hard coal - where a significant portion of the btu extracted from burning bit coal is from the volatile gases.
i think i prefer bituminous coal it actually catches alight rather than anthrcite witch just glows all bout the effect it has on you and bituminous does it for me, thanks for sharing
Pocahontas seam has the highest btu of all coal
WVlandnwater 2 weeks ago
i was led to this video by experimental road surfacing and let me just tell you i personally trespassed all over the heart of PA exactly where the f'in roads are with all the signs posted everywhere and here's the juicy part: i threw a hand grenade my friend get me right on the f'in road and it didn't f'in burn.
djsee4 5 months ago
@djsee4 Again, in English this time, please?
kb1gni 5 months ago
@kb1gni All I'm sayin is when I pour out some liquor to my homies on the road I don't want to poison my firends in H-E double hockey sticks. So burn whatever you thinki smells better but my homies in hell ain't gotta have this!!!!
djsee4 5 months ago
@djsee4 Ummm... alrighty, then.
kb1gni 5 months ago
And then just for kicks I'll ask you who in the HELL burns coal to heat their cabode when I'm from the frozen tundra and our insurance became unaffordfable when we like our wood burning stove???
djsee4 5 months ago
does the anthracite coal come in small bits and large chunks? because my cousin had a coal fireplace and there wasnt a flat surface to put the little bits of coal in. i wish i had that fireplace in my room. actually, i wish i had the whole house. i loved it.
lilmrbassoon 9 months ago
@lilmrbassoon Anthracite comes in a range of different sizes, from pieces the size of a grain of rice to be used in automatic feed "stoker" stoves all the way up to "stove" sized coal which is bigger than a potato. To burn coal in a fireplace you'd need a grate so the air can get under the coal.
kb1gni 9 months ago
Bituminous is basically JUNK coal due to is LOW carbon content. Anthracite coal is of such HIGH carbon content that the BTU's per ton are off the wall!!!!! the Highest carbon content in the world is in PA and in fact in Jim Thorpe PA sets a chunk of coal with the highest carbon content ever found on this planet. The higher the carbon the higher the BTU output. Basically its the same as what bituminous coal was a few million years ago....
jordi0508 11 months ago
@jordi0508 Actually no - eastern bit coal tends to have higher btu content than hard coal - where a significant portion of the btu extracted from burning bit coal is from the volatile gases.
jjs777fzr 1 month ago
Bituminous does have a stronger, somewhat different odor than anthracite. If it smells good or bad depends on the person smelling it!
kb1gni 1 year ago
i heard bituminous smells bad
johnonorgan 1 year ago
i think i prefer bituminous coal it actually catches alight rather than anthrcite witch just glows all bout the effect it has on you and bituminous does it for me, thanks for sharing
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