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ASTM D6316

Standard Test Method for Determination of Total, Combustible and Carbonate Carbon in Solid Residues from Coal and Coke

Standard by ASTM, 2017-12-19

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ASTM D6316 is a technical standard for determining total, combustible, and carbonate carbon in solid residues from coal and coke. It provides a structured approach for measuring carbon fractions in residue materials, helping users compare results consistently across testing programs. For laboratories, purchasers, and producers working with coal- and coke-related residues, this standard supports more reliable analysis and clearer reporting. ASTM D6316 is useful wherever carbon content in solid residues needs to be evaluated with defined test methodology.

What is ASTM D6316?

This standard, titled Standard Test Method for Determination of Total, Combustible and Carbonate Carbon in Solid Residues from Coal and Coke, describes a laboratory test method focused on carbon content in solid residues. It is intended to distinguish between total carbon and specific carbon fractions, including combustible and carbonate carbon, based on the test procedure defined by the ASTM document. ASTM D6316 is commonly used as a reference for consistent analytical practice when evaluating residue samples related to coal and coke.

Where is ASTM D6316 used?

ASTM D6316 is generally used in laboratories and technical operations that test solid residues associated with coal and coke processing or evaluation. It may be applied in quality control, materials characterization, and product or process assessment where carbon measurements are needed for residue samples. The standard is most relevant in workflows that require repeatable test results and comparable data for coal-derived or coke-derived materials. ASTM D6316 helps support organized testing and reporting in those settings.

Why is ASTM D6316 important?

This standard matters because carbon measurements in solid residues can influence quality decisions, technical comparisons, and documentation of test results. ASTM D6316 helps create consistency in how total, combustible, and carbonate carbon are determined, reducing variability between laboratories or test programs. That consistency is important for compliance-oriented work, procurement review, and internal quality control. Using a recognized ASTM standard can also help reduce ambiguity when residue data are used for evaluation or decision-making.

  • Total carbon determination
  • Combustible carbon measurement
  • Carbonate carbon assessment
  • Solid residues from coal and coke
  • Laboratory testing and reporting
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  • Publication Date: 2017-12-19
  • Publisher: ASTM

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