Showing posts with label coal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label coal. Show all posts

Monday, 1 April 2013

Where to Buy Fresh Coal for Educational Purposes


Are you wondering where to buy fresh coal for educational purposes? In some areas, coal is relatively easy to find. Parents and teachers who want to teach kids about this source of energy don’t have to go far to get a lump of coal to use as an example.
Anthracite coal, a high value rock from easter...
Anthracite coal, a high value rock from eastern Pennsylvania. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)


However, in some areas coal is not as easy to come by. In addition to that, no one really wants to spend the time and drive out somewhere just to get a bit of coal for teaching purposes. If you need to get fresh coal when you are teaching about coal ash uses, the environmental impact of coal, or some other topic, you can simply order your teaching materials on the net. American Educational has neatly packaged coal that you can use for all purposes. It’s available through Amazon. 

Tuesday, 30 August 2011

Uses for Coal Ash in Roofing Shingles and Bowling Balls


Coal ash is a byproduct of the burning of coal. In the attempt to control the negative environmental impact of burning coal, most producers of coal ash attempt to find applications of the ash in other industries.

There are many coal ash applications, even in the kitchen. Coal ash in the kitchen is located in some concrete countertops. Several companies find uses for coal ash in roofing shingles and bowling balls.

These roofing shingles and bowling balls are more resistant to fracture and provide good resistance to the degradation that can result from weathering.