Brown coal (lignite) is a naturally occurring fossil fuel of organic origin, formed as a result of the partial decomposition of plant residues under pressure and temperature. It occupies an intermediate position between peat and bituminous coal in terms of coalification. Compared to hard coal, it has higher moisture and volatile matter content, but still provides a good calorific value
Brown coal (lignite)
Brown coal (lignite)
- Cost-effective — significantly cheaper than hard coal and natural gas
- High flammability — ignites easily, simplifying boiler start-up
- Rich in humic substances — can be processed into agrochemical products
- Wide range of applications — power generation, agriculture, chemical industry
- Eco-friendly alternative to fuel oil — with proper combustion technology, sulfur emissions are reduced
- Fuel for thermal power plants (TPPs) and boiler houses
- Raw material for briquette and fertilizer production
- Used in the chemical industry for humic acids, sorbents, and other products
- Applied in agriculture as a soil improver (humate-based fertilizers)
Calorific value: 4000–5500 kcal/kg
Carbon content: 50–77%
Moisture content: 40–70%
Ash content: 25–40%
Density: 1000–1500 kg/m³
Packaging and storage
Packaging:
Supplied in bulk, ensuring convenient loading, transportation, and unloading. This format is optimal for large industrial consumers, thermal power plants, and boiler facilities.
Storage Conditions:
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Store in covered or open storage areas protected from precipitation
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Provide drainage to prevent excessive moisture accumulation
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Ensure proper ventilation to avoid self-heating and spontaneous combustion
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Keep away from sparks and open flames
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For long-term storage, monitor the internal temperature of the coal mass
Delivery and payment
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Placing an order
You select a product and place an order in a few minutes.
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Order confirmation
The manager will contact you to clarify details and confirm
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Payment for the order
Convenient and secure payment methods are offered.
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Order delivery
The order is delivered quickly and in secure packaging.
Frequently Asked Questions
01. Where Is Bituminous Coal Used?
Bituminous coal is widely used in the energy sector for electricity generation, in metallurgy (coking), and in industry as fuel and a raw material for chemical processes
02. What Is the Calorific Value of Coal?
Bituminous coal has an average calorific value of 5,500–7,500 kcal/kg, while lignite (brown coal) ranges from 3,000–4,500 kcal/kg, making bituminous coal more energy-efficient
03. How Should Coal Be Stored?
Coal should be stored in a dry, well-ventilated area, protected from precipitation. It is especially important to keep lignite dry, as it compacts and loses calorific value more quickly
04. How Environmentally Friendly Is Coal?
Coal combustion releases carbon dioxide and ash. To reduce environmental impact, modern filters and flue gas cleaning technologies are used. Bituminous coal is considered more environmentally friendly than lignite due to its lower moisture and impurity content
05. What Is Lignite Used For?
Lignite is used in energy production, municipal services, heating homes and enterprises, and as a raw material in the chemical industry
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Artur Malakhov - director of the department