What is ISO 1213-1 - Terms relating to coal preparation about?
ISO 1213-1 is the first part of the ISO 1213 series of documents that defines terms commonly employed in coal preparation.
Coal preparation specifies collectively, physical, and mechanical processes applied to coal to make it suitable for a particular use. ISO 1213-1 classifies separation of particles according to their size, density, and shape by control of their settling rate through a fluid medium.
Who is ISO 1213-1 - Terms relating to coal preparation for?
ISO 1213-1 on the terms relating to coal preparation is relevant to:
- Chemical engineers and biogeochemical engineers
- Coal beneficiation processors
Why should you use ISO 1213-1 - Terms relating to coal preparation?
ISO 1213-1 considers the distinction between processes or operations and the methods or machines for carrying them out.
ISO 1213-1 is devoted primarily to coal properties and the principal operations involved in coal preparation and includes general terms such as those relating to capacities and flowsheets. ISO 1213-1 covers the detailed terminology relating to sizing, cleaning, separation of solids from water or air, and size reduction. ISO 1213-1 deals with the terms involved in interpreting or expressing the results of coal preparation operations. includes some miscellaneous terms. ISO 1213-1 also assist you with the terms related to blending and homogenization, automatic control.
Overall, ISO 1213-1 is helpful as it includes general terms, and the remaining subclauses cover groups of related terms. As far as possible, this logical principle has been carried through into the arrangement of the terms themselves, which are also numbered for ease of reference. ISO 1213-1 also provides an alphabetical index.
What’s changed since the last update?
BS ISO 1213-1:2020 supersedes BS 3552:1994, which is withdrawn.
BS ISO 1213-1:2020 replaces the second edition (ISO 1213‑1:1993), which has been technically revised.
