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ISO 15585:2006 specifies a method of determination of caking index of hard coal. It is applicable to the evaluation of caking power of bituminous coal with random vitrinite reflectance greater than 0,6 % and less than or equal to 1,8 %. This title may contain less than 24 pages of technical content.

The sample is heated under standard conditions to a final temperature of 600 C. The coke residue obtained is classified by reference to a series of standard residues. If the coke residue produced is so swollen that it fills the crosssection of the retort tube, the determination is repeated with the coal admixed with a suitable quantity of electrode carbon or equivalent material. This title may contain less than 24 pages of technical content.