Abstract
New formulae have been developed to estimate CO 2 emission potentials of coals from easily obtainable coal properties such as heating value, volatile matter and fixed carbon contents. The magnitude of CO 2 emission per unit amount of coal combusted as well as per unit amount of coal heating value were selected as CO 2 emission potential indicators of coals. Within this frame proximate, ultimate and calorific value analysis results of 39 Turkish coals with widely varying rank characteristics were evaluated via regression analyses. Simple formulae with mean differences less than 3% were obtained. Published data of 122 coals from abroad were used to check some of the developed formulae and to search for less erroneous correlations.
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