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ABSTRACT The influence of external wind speed is critical for determining the spatial distribution of self‐heating zones within open‐pit mining benches. This study initially establishes the critical temperature required for the spontaneous combustion of the 13# coal seam at the Hequ Open‐Pit Mine.
Hongze Zhao+3 more
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Effects of underground coal mining disturbance on bacterial community diversity and its assembly processes. [PDF]
Wang F+5 more
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ABSTRACT Roof‐cutting by densely drilled holes (RCDDH) has been widely adopted in many coal mines across China as an innovative roof‐cutting technique. However, research on its underlying mechanism and key parameters remains limited, particularly regarding the failure mechanisms of the drilled holes.
Shaowei Liu+6 more
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Land use impacts on soil aggregate associated organic carbon in reclaimed coal mining subsidence areas: mechanisms and implications. [PDF]
Qu J+8 more
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ABSTRACT The construction of a logging response model for macrolithotypes in coal has been successfully completed. This model has enabled delineation of vertical and planar distribution patterns of coal macrolithotypes within the #5 and #8 coal seams of the Daji block, as well as to forecast the distribution of favorable reservoir conditions.
Wei Zhang+5 more
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Indexical methods assessing PTEs distribution in Mahan river command area, central India's coal mining zone. [PDF]
Kumar N+5 more
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Explosion Characteristics of Layered Wood Dust With High Pressure Oxygen
ABSTRACT Dust explosions have been extensively investigated for process safety. This study introduces an explosion mode involving layered wood dust and high‐pressure oxygen. Unlike atmospheric air conditions, layered wood dust can be triggered by weak ignition energy (60 J) in high‐pressure oxygen environments.
Ze He+6 more
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Coal mining activities driving the changes in bacterial community. [PDF]
Zhang R, Xu L, Tian D, Du L, Yang F.
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