Hello HKMike,

After drying: you could check with possible clients, whether their process or their burner layout is adapted to chloride contents, name the point.

In some port storage facilities sea water was/is used to be sprayed onto coal heaps in order to hold down the dust. And, if in case a fire would break out, seawater was / is always there in plenty to be used in firefighting, thus the issue should not be a first, then. So: If you have a connection, check with coal export / seaport facility operators. Or else, over to the forum members.

In wet state: Pls. be careful about wet internal combustion, starting of burning within heaps etc.

Regards

R. ■