Introduction Self-heating incidents involving coal cargoes loaded at Indonesian ports have become increasingly frequent in recent years. The problem appears to be primarily related to the nature of the coals, and may be - Loaded - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Introduction Self-heating incidents involving coal cargoes loaded at Indonesian ports have become increasingly frequent in recent years. The problem appears to be primarily related to the nature of the coals, and may be Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-02-14 11:33:13 Open Document File Size: 113,59 KB Share Result on Facebook City anchorage / / Company IMSBC COAL / Thomas Miller P&I Ltd / Minton / Treharne & Davies Ltd / / Country Indonesia / / / / IndustryTerm metal structures / gas concentration / toxic gas carbon monoxide / chemical hazard / cargo space gas monitoring procedure / / Organization UK P&I Club / / / Position aide / representative / / Product Code / / ProgrammingLanguage C / / SocialTag Matter Sedimentary rocks Energy Fuel gas Economic geology Methane Carbon monoxide Cargo Bituminous coal Chemistry

Introduction Self-heating incidents involving coal cargoes loaded at Indonesian ports have become increasingly frequent in recent years. The problem appears to be primarily related to the nature of the coals, and may be Add to Reading List