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The authors recovered bituminous coal from the dump of the closed down Siersza mine in Trzebinia, determined its properties and evaluated a possibility of applying it as an alternative fuel for the cement industry. The dump material was enriched in a laboratory using the gravity (jigs, shaking tables) and flotation methods of coal cleaning. The gross calorific value of the processing products, measured with a calorimetric bomb, ranges from 13.588 to 22.543 MJ·kg−1. The contents of heavy metals, determined with XRF, are as follows: Fe 3.76–5.25 mg·kg−1, Mn 0.037–0.132 mg·kg−1, Ti 0.325–0.493 mg·kg−1 and Zn 0.113–0.329 mg·kg−1, while of Hg (determined with ASA) from 0.02689 to 0.21870 mg·kg−1. The content of sulphur is 0.7349–1.0484 wt.% and of chlorine Cl 0.131–0.135 wt.%, the net calorific value of 13.446–22.538 MJ·kg−1. The results indicate that the laboratory jigging and flotation provide products that meet the parameters of the solid fuels selected by applicable to the needs of cement plants

Coal from the waste disposal site of the Siersza mine (Trzebinia, Poland) and its properties as a possible alternative fuel