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Workshop Session on Solid Fuel Combustion or How I stopped preaching to the CHOIR and learned to love COAL Position paper: Crispin Pemberton Pigott New Dawn Engineering Workshop on Domestic Stoves International Conference on Domestic Use of

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Workshop Session on Solid Fuel Combustion or
How I stopped preaching to the CHOIR and learned to love COAL
Position paper: Crispin Pemberton Pigott New Dawn Engineering Workshop on Domestic Stoves International Conference on Domestic Use of Energy: DUE 2011, Cape Peninsula University of Technology, Belville, 12 – 13 April 2011<br>
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What COAL is not is not a dirty smoky fuel any more than paraffin is (and it is not)
does not contain ‘smoke’
does not contain carbon-monoxide (CO)
does not contain particulate matter
does not cause radiation burns or radon gas or any nuclear threat not already present in bananas (which contain Potassium 40)<br>
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What COAL is it is very old biomass – the old green
it is (usually) a high energy fuel per kg
it is relatively low in O2 compared with new biomass
it is widely used by poor people for almost all their energy needs
it is widely vilified as a ‘dirty fuel’, in fact it has been demonized as the very definition of dirty fuel<br>