What we do need is a knowledge of coal's elemental analysis. In other words, we need to know only how much carbon, hydrogen, sulfur, oxygen and nitrogen there is in a given coal. A typical elemental analysis of a bituminous coal is as follows: 82% carbon, 5% hydrogen, 1% nitrogen, 3% sulfur, 9% oxygen.
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To create forming tools: 1  Create a part to use as a forming tool. The initial sketch used for the part will be used as the placement sketch, or orientation sketch, that is used in flat pattern views. 2  Click Forming Tool (Sheet Metal toolbar) or 3  . In the PropertyManager, on the Type tab: Select a face as the Stopping Face.