Washed Coal definition

Washed Coal means the final product of Washery which satisfies the quality parameters laid down in the Bid Document and in confirmation to with directives of MoEF&CC from time to time.
Washed Coal means the final product of Washery/ CPP which satisfies the quality parameters laid down in the Bid Document/ Contract Document.
Washed Coal means the final product (Deshaled coal from jig + Natural -30mm size fraction) of Bina Deshaling Plant which satisfies the quality parameters laid down in the Bid Document/ Contract Document.

Examples of Washed Coal in a sentence

  • Subject to Section 8.4, the base price ("Base Price") of the coal to be sold hereunder will be firm and will be $.79000/MMBTU for Washed Coal and $.77500/MMBTU for Blend Coal.

  • GUARANTEED MONTHLY WEIGHTED AVERAGE DISCOUNT POINT ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- BTU/LB WASHED BLEND RAW WASHED BLEND RAW ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11,000 10,600 10,300 10,800 10,400 10,100 CONTRACT #▇▇-▇▇▇-▇▇▇ For example, if the actual Monthly Weighted Average of BTU/LB for Washed Coal equals 10,700, then the applicable discount would be [1-(10,700/11,000)] X $.2604 MMBTU = $.00710/MMBTU.

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