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This document provides a historical overview of coal use from ancient times to present day. It discusses some of the earliest uses of coal in ancient China and Greece. It then outlines how coal was crucial during the industrial revolution due to its abundant availability. The document also examines early coal mining practices and some of the inventions fueled by coal like early steam engines. Finally, it discusses modern coal mining techniques and coal's main uses today in power generation, as well as ongoing efforts to mitigate coal's environmental impacts.
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Coal 2
- 1. History and exploration of coal Part II- Human involvement Past, Present, and Future
- 2. Ancient China 1000-900 B.C
- 3. First Uses of Coal- Greece 371-280 B.C Theophrastus
- 4. Ancient Romans, Britain, and Coal oh my 100-200 A.D
- 5. Native Americans 1300s Hopi Indians
- 6. Coal in the Industrial Revolution and Beyond
- 7. Why coal was so desperately needed during the 1700 and 1800s
- 9. Early Mines or witless death traps?
- 11. Hell’s Bells
- 16. Inventions that developed through the use of coal
- 17. Thomas Savery Steam Engine
- 18. Thomas Newcoman Steam Engine
- 19. James Watt and Robert Fulton
- 21. Inside a coal run locomotive
- 22. Steamships
- 23. USS Eolus
- 24. Inside a steam ship
- 25. Coal in the Modern World: Mining, Processes, Power Plants, Electricity, Pollution, and Reforms Coal Miner
- 26. THOSE ARE TUNGSTEN CARBIDE DRILL BITS
- 27. Surface and Underground mining
- 28. Strip Mine
- 29. Long Wall Mining
- 30. Continuous
- 31. Liquefaction of Coal “Fischer-Tropsch” Sinister Origins
- 33. Coal’s main purpose in today’s world
- 34. Transportation: Rail, Barge, or “slush line”
- 35. Coal fired power plant
- 36. The Polemics of Pollution (1952)
- 37. Cleaner Coal and the role of scrubbers
Editor's Notes
- Explain coking Coking allowed smelting of iron ore and mass production Industrial revolution was run on coal all the machines fabric weavers meet processing all ran directly on burning coal
- Read scottish mine qoutes Talk about no limit to child labor pregnant women delivered and worked same day no laws in uk bout it until 1847
- Suicide Pit
- Talk about all the inventions that erupted from the industrail rev from this one design spinning jenny rr etc factories heating home heating compare modern heating steam coil electricity to heating water coal steam Robert Fulton what came first RR or boat how it worked etc
- Gun was fit to it served it civil war
- Advanced Mining, Transportation, barges, RR, slush pipe Power Plants, as oil? Burning, Pollution, “Scrubbers”,
- http://www.coaleducation.org/miningtv/ctl.htm
- Sulphur dioxide main pollutant mixes in atmosphere to create acid rain