Jun 18, 2020 09:00
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Russian term
антрацит мелкий семечко штыб and антрацит крупный, орех
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4 | culm Semechko anthracite; large nut anthracite | Cornelius Gillen |
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culm Semechko anthracite; large nut anthracite
I came across these in the Russian Geological Encyclopedia:
антрацит мелкий орех (АМ) small nut anthracite (22–13 mm size)
антрацит орех (а.-орешек) (АО) nut anthracite (25–50 mm size)
антрацит орешек (АО) nut anthracite
антрацит семечко (АС) “Semechko” anthracite (13–6 mm size)
АГ = газогенераторный антрацит gas anthracite (from Donetsk; pieces 25–100 mm in size)
АЛ = литейный антрацит foundry anthracite (from Donetsk; pieces > 100 mm in size)
АМ = антрацит мелкий орех small nut anthracite (22–13 mm size)
АП = антрацит плиточный plate anthracite (> 125 mm size)
АШ = антрацит штыб culm anthracite (3–0 mm size)
антрацит мелкий орех (АМ) small nut anthracite (22–13 mm size)
антрацит орех (а.-орешек) (АО) nut anthracite (25–50 mm size)
антрацит орешек (АО) nut anthracite
антрацит семечко (АС) “Semechko” anthracite (13–6 mm size)
АГ = газогенераторный антрацит gas anthracite (from Donetsk; pieces 25–100 mm in size)
АЛ = литейный антрацит foundry anthracite (from Donetsk; pieces > 100 mm in size)
АМ = антрацит мелкий орех small nut anthracite (22–13 mm size)
АП = антрацит плиточный plate anthracite (> 125 mm size)
АШ = антрацит штыб culm anthracite (3–0 mm size)
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Discussion
Похоже, что "мелкий" - это "pea" and "nut", "семечко" - это "buckwheat #1", "штыб" is a combination of rice, barley and buckwheats #4 and #5?
«семечко» n flaxseed coal, dust coal
try searching for Донецк and семечко and you will be directed to sales companies dealing with anthracite coal of this type
штыб chippings, rubble; dust coal. Culm is an English term from SW England for soft, sooty coal. There is also a term for Culm Measures or Culm Supergroup, for Carboniferous coals in England. The word may be Old English for coal, or Welsh for knot, since these coals tend to be found in folded rocks.