ASTM D5373
Standard Test Methods for Determination of Carbon, Hydrogen and Nitrogen in Analysis Samples of Coal and Carbon in Analysis Samples of Coal and Coke
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ASTM D5373 is the standard test methods document for determining carbon, hydrogen, and nitrogen in analysis samples of coal, as well as carbon in analysis samples of coal and coke. It provides a technical basis for laboratory testing of these elemental values, which are commonly used to characterize fuel and carbonaceous materials. By defining a consistent approach, ASTM D5373 helps support more reliable results for quality control, reporting, and material comparison.
Purpose of ASTM D5373
The purpose of this standard is to establish recognized test methods for measuring carbon, hydrogen, and nitrogen in coal analysis samples, along with carbon in coal and coke analysis samples. This matters because elemental composition is often an important part of material characterization and analytical reporting. ASTM D5373 supports a consistent framework for laboratories that need dependable, repeatable results when evaluating coal or coke samples for specification, process, or compliance-related use.
Common use cases of ASTM D5373
This standard is commonly used in laboratory analysis workflows involving coal and coke samples, especially where elemental composition needs to be measured and documented. It may be applied in quality control, incoming material verification, product evaluation, and comparative testing across batches or suppliers. ASTM D5373 is also useful when organizations need a clear technical reference for analyzing analysis samples in a controlled testing environment.
Why ASTM D5373 matters
ASTM D5373 matters because it helps reduce uncertainty in elemental testing by giving laboratories a defined method for measuring carbon, hydrogen, and nitrogen in coal, and carbon in coal and coke. Consistent test methods support more dependable data for procurement decisions, internal quality checks, and technical reporting. For organizations working with solid fuel or carbonaceous materials, this kind of standard can improve comparability, support compliance efforts, and lower the risk of inconsistent results.
- Coal analysis samples
- Coke analysis samples
- Carbon, hydrogen, and nitrogen determination
- Laboratory testing consistency
- Quality control and reporting
- Publication Date: 2021-04-20
- Publisher: ASTM
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