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    Minor minerals are minerals which are of local importance. These are granite, pebbles, rah, salt punter, marang, sand, quartzite, schists, Limestone, bajri, silt, clay, magnesite, dolomite, barytes, kaolin, gypsum, talc, beryl, apatite, phosphorite and steatite. Power generation accounts for about 70% of

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    Minor minerals are minerals which are of local importance. These are granite, pebbles, rah, salt punter, marang, sand, quartzite, schists, Limestone, bajri, silt, clay, magnesite, dolomite, barytes, kaolin, gypsum, talc, beryl, apatite, phosphorite and steatite. Power generation accounts for about 70% of

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    Minor minerals are minerals which are of local importance. These are granite, pebbles, rah, salt punter, marang, sand, quartzite, schists, Limestone, bajri, silt, clay, magnesite, dolomite, barytes, kaolin, gypsum, talc, beryl, apatite, phosphorite and steatite. Power generation accounts for about 70% of

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    An assignment on name of 22 minor minerals and total percentage of coal consumption in different industries. Submitted to: Dr.

    Neeraj Anand Submitted by: Anjul Sharma Ques.1 What are minor minerals? Name all. Ans: Minor minerals are minerals which are of local
    importance. These are granite, pebbles, rah, salt punter, marang, sand, quartzite, schists, Limestone, bajri, silt, clay, magnesite, dolomite, barytes, kaolin, gypsum, talc, beryl, apatite, phosphorite & steatite

    Ques.2 What is the composition of coal in different industries?


    Ans: Coal is defined as "a black or brownish black solid
    combustible substance formed by the partial decomposition of vegetable matter without free access of air and under the influence of moisture and often increased pressure and temperature." Coal can be burned as fuel or gasified to create a synthesis gas (syngas) that can then be used as a feedstock for the production of chemicals, fertilizer, and/or electric power. Coal is the dominant commercial fuel in India, satisfying more than half of India's energy demand. Power generation accounts for about 70% of India's coal consumption, followed by heavy industry.

    Coal Consumption
    items 1985 103Tons % 1995 103Tons % 2005 103Ton s 59,363 45,740 2,413 7,052 4,159 % 19852005 Growth Rate( %) 8.8 11.5 1.0 5.2 6.2

    Total Consumption Power Generation Cement Iron and Steel Others

    10,982 5,196 1,973 2,572 1,242

    100.00 47.31 17.96 23.42 11.31

    26,447 16,452 2,679 4,651 2,665

    100.00 62.21 10.13 17.59 10.08

    100.00 77.05 4.06 11.88 7.01

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