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Characterization of Particle Size and Composition of Respirable Coal Mine Dust [PDF]
Respirable coal mine dust (RCMD) particles, particularly the nano-sized fraction (<1 μm) of the RCMD if present, can cause severe lung diseases in coal miners. Characterization of both the particle size and chemical composition of such RCMD particles remains a work in progress, in particular, with respect to the nano-sized fraction of RCMD.
Lei Pan +6 more
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Chemistry and particle size distribution of respirable coal dust in underground mines in Central Eastern Europe [PDF]
AbstractDespite international efforts to limit worker exposure to coal dust, it continues to impact the health of thousands of miners across Europe. Airborne coal dust has been studied to improve risk models and its control to protect workers. Particle size distribution analyses shows that using spraying systems to suppress airborne dusts can reduce ...
Pedro Trechera +6 more
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Effects of particle size and moisture on respirable coal dust generation in pakistan’s informal bituminous mines [PDF]
Respirable coal dust remains a major occupational hazard in informal mining operations in Pakistan, where high-ash, low-moisture bituminous coals are handled without engineered dust-control systems.
Sohail Khan, Ziling Song
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The solid and gaseous residues of coal dust explosion are the physical evidence for analyzing the detonation site and propagation path and the basis for deploying rescue work.
ZHU Chao, WANG Hao
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Effects of intrinsic properties, particle size, bulk density and specific gravity on thermal properties of coal dusts [PDF]
Abstract Thermal properties of pulverized coal govern the heat transfer and greatly influence the coal dust explosion and spontaneous combustion processes. This study measures the thermal properties of five coal samples at six distinct particle sizes using an advanced Thermal Property Analyzer.
Aashish Sahu, Devi Prasad Mishra
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This study investigates the effect of variations of coal dust particles size on the rate of burning of coal dust particles in a 2-liter closed chamber. Coal dust was selected from three different mines with different sizes (149μm, 125μm, 105μm, 74μm, 63μm, 53μm, 44μm, 37μm) for explosion testing in a closed chamber of 2-liters.
Hadis Moradi +3 more
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A total of 171 sets respirable dust samples were collected from 25 underground coal mines in several regions of the United States. One sample from each set was analyzed by scanning electron microscopy with energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (SEM-EDX ...
Cigdem Keles +2 more
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Adhesion Behavior of Underground Coal Dust with Fused Silica: Effects of Relative Humidity and Particle Size [PDF]
Coal dust particles adhering to a camera lens reduce its light transmittance, which deteriorates the performance of the camera and may lead to serious problems with mining equipment that requires visual ability. Aiming at improving coal dust removal and cleaning technologies, the adhesion behavior of coal dust with fused silica is studied here ...
Shujun Zhou, Yue Yang, Hongfei Shang
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Effect of particle size of coal dust on explosion pressure
The effect of the particle size of coal dust on explosion pressure and the rising rate of explosion pressure is studied. Three coal dusts from Lingan Coal Mine in Canada and Datong Coal Mine in China are selected to test.
JIAO Feng-yuan +3 more
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Respirable dust samples were collected in several key locations of eight underground coal mines in central and northern Appalachia. In total, there were 76 unique sampling events (i.e., specific location in a specific mine).
Emily Sarver +2 more
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