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    4B. Coal Types - India

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    The document outlines various coal grades based on their ash content and other properties. Steel grades are divided based on ash content percentages, with grade I having the lowest ash not exceeding 15% and higher grades allowing for more ash. Washery grades also increase in allowed ash content from 18% up to 49%. Semi-coking coal grades are separated based on total ash and moisture content. Non-coking coal has 16 grades based on gross calorific value ranges from over 7000 KCal/kg for grade G-1 down to 2200-2500 KCal/kg for grade G-17.

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    4B. Coal Types - India

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    The document outlines various coal grades based on their ash content and other properties. Steel grades are divided based on ash content percentages, with grade I having the lowest ash not exceeding 15% and higher grades allowing for more ash. Washery grades also increase in allowed ash content from 18% up to 49%. Semi-coking coal grades are separated based on total ash and moisture content. Non-coking coal has 16 grades based on gross calorific value ranges from over 7000 KCal/kg for grade G-1 down to 2200-2500 KCal/kg for grade G-17.

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    The document outlines various coal grades based on their ash content and other properties. Steel grades are divided based on ash content percentages, with grade I having the lowest ash not exceeding 15% and higher grades allowing for more ash. Washery grades also increase in allowed ash content from 18% up to 49%. Semi-coking coal grades are separated based on total ash and moisture content. Non-coking coal has 16 grades based on gross calorific value ranges from over 7000 KCal/kg for grade G-1 down to 2200-2500 KCal/kg for grade G-17.

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    4B. Coal Types - India

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    The document outlines various coal grades based on their ash content and other properties. Steel grades are divided based on ash content percentages, with grade I having the lowest ash not exceeding 15% and higher grades allowing for more ash. Washery grades also increase in allowed ash content from 18% up to 49%. Semi-coking coal grades are separated based on total ash and moisture content. Non-coking coal has 16 grades based on gross calorific value ranges from over 7000 KCal/kg for grade G-1 down to 2200-2500 KCal/kg for grade G-17.

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    Grade Ash Content

    Steel Grade - I Not exceeding 15%


    Steel Grade -II Exceeding 15% but not exceeding 18%

    Washery Grade -I Exceeding 18% but not exceeding 21%

    Washery Grade -II Exceeding 21% but not exceeding 24%

    Washery Grade -III Exceeding 24% but not exceeding 28%

    Washery Grade -IV Exceeding 28% but not exceeding 35%

    Washery Grade – V Exceeding 35% but not exceeding 42%

    Washery Grade -VI Exceeding 42% but not exceeding 49%

    Grades of Semi-coking and Weakly Coking Coal

    Grade Ash+Moisture

    Semi Coking Grade -I Not exceeding 19%

    Semi Coking Grade -II Exceeding 19% but not exceeding 24%

    Grades of Non-coking Coal

    GCV BAND (K.Cal./Kg.) GRADE


    Exceeding 7000 G-1

    Exceeding 6700 and not


    G-2
    exceeding 7000

    Exceeding 6400 and not


    G-3
    exceeding 6700

    Exceeding 6100 and not


    G-4
    exceeding 6400

    Exceeding 5800 and not


    G-5
    exceeding 6100
    Exceeding 5500 and not
    G-6
    exceeding 5800

    Exceeding 5200 and not


    G-7
    exceeding 5500

    Exceeding 4900 and not


    G-8
    exceeding 5200

    Exceeding 4600 and not


    G-9
    exceeding 4900

    Exceeding 4300 and not


    G-10
    exceeding 4600

    Exceeding 3700 and not


    G-12
    exceeding 4000

    Exceeding 3400 and not


    G-13
    exceeding 3700

    Exceeding 3100 and not


    G-14
    exceeding 3400

    Exceeding 2800 and not


    G-15
    exceeding 3100

    Exceeding 2500 and not


    G-16
    exceeding 2800

    Exceeding 2200 and not


    G-17
    exceeding 2500
    Here is my approach (based on internet research) - 
    Grade - G5

    ROM Price (A)- Rs 2800

    Rail freight (B)- Rs 2000 (for actual rates check FREIGHT CALCULATOR - Wagon type - BKCA, Category - coal and

    Royalty - 14.4 %
    Excise - 6.6%
    Transportation cost (mine to
    siding) (C)- Rs 40
    Beneficiation cost (D)- 0 (as its
    high grade coal)
    Clean Energy Cess (E)- Rs 200
    Stowing Excise Duty (F)- Rs 3.5
    Sales Tax (@4%)-
    (A+(0.144+0.066)*A+B+C+D+E+F
    )*0.04
    Landed Cost -
    A+(0.144+0.066)*A+B+C+D+E+F+
    Sales Tax

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