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Environmental Science and Pollution Research | 2016

Free radical reaction characteristics of coal low-temperature oxidation and its inhibition method.

Zenghua Li; Biao Kong; Aizhu Wei; Yongliang Yang; Yinbo Zhou; Lanzhun Zhang

Study on the mechanism of coal spontaneous combustion is significant for controlling fire disasters due to coal spontaneous combustion. The free radical reactions can explain the chemical process of coal at low-temperature oxidation. Electron spin resonance (ESR) spectroscopy was used to measure the change rules of the different sorts and different granularity of coal directly; ESR spectroscopy chart of free radicals following the changes of temperatures was compared by the coal samples applying air and blowing nitrogen, original coal samples, dry coal samples, and demineralized coal samples. The fragmentation process was the key factor of producing and initiating free radical reactions. Oxygen, moisture, and mineral accelerated the free radical reactions. Combination of the free radical reaction mechanism, the mechanical fragmentation leaded to the elevated CO concentration, fracturing of coal pillar was more prone to spontaneous combustion, and spontaneous combustion in goaf accounted for a large proportion of the fire in the mine were explained. The method of added diphenylamine can inhibit the self-oxidation of coal effectively, the action mechanism of diphenylamine was analyzed by free radical chain reaction, and this research can offer new method for the development of new flame retardant.


Molecules | 2016

Research on the Composition and Distribution of Organic Sulfur in Coal.

Lanjun Zhang; Zenghua Li; Yongliang Yang; Yinbo Zhou; Jinhu Li; Leilei Si; Biao Kong

The structure and distribution of organic sulfur in coals of different rank and different sulfur content were studied by combining mild organic solvent extraction with XPS technology. The XPS results have shown that the distribution of organic sulfur in coal is related to the degree of metamorphism of coal. Namely, thiophenic sulfur content is reduced with decreasing metamorphic degree; sulfonic acid content rises with decreasing metamorphic degree; the contents of sulfate sulfur, sulfoxide and sulfone are rarely related with metamorphic degree. The solvent extraction and GC/MS test results have also shown that the composition and structure of free and soluble organic sulfur small molecules in coal is closely related to the metamorphic degree of coal. The free organic sulfur small molecules in coal of low metamorphic degree are mainly composed of aliphatic sulfides, while those in coal of medium and high metamorphic degree are mainly composed of thiophenes. Besides, the degree of aromatization of organic sulfur small molecules rises with increasing degree of coalification.


Environmental Science and Pollution Research | 2017

A review on the mechanism, risk evaluation, and prevention of coal spontaneous combustion in China

Biao Kong; Zenghua Li; Yongliang Yang; Zhen Liu; Daocheng Yan

In recent years, the ecology, security, and sustainable development of modern mines have become the theme of coal mine development worldwide. However, spontaneous combustion of coal under conditions of oxygen supply and automatic exothermic heating during coal mining lead to coalfield fires. Coal spontaneous combustion (CSC) causes huge economic losses and casualties, with the toxic and harmful gases produced during coal combustion not only polluting the working environment, but also causing great damage to the ecological environment. China is the world’s largest coal producer and consumer; however, coal production in Chinese mines is seriously threatened by the CSC risk. Because deep underground mining methods are commonly adopted in Chinese coal mines, coupling disasters are frequent in these mines with the coalfield fires becoming increasingly serious. Therefore, in this study, we analyzed the development mechanism of CSC. The CSC risk assessment was performed from the aspects of prediction, detection, and determination of the “dangerous area” in a coal mine (i.e., the area most susceptible to fire hazards). A new geophysical method for CSC determination is proposed and analyzed. Furthermore, the main methods for CSC fire prevention and control and their advantages and disadvantages are analyzed. To eventually construct CSC prevention and control integration system, future developmental direction of CSC was given from five aspects. Our results can present a reference for the development of CSC fire prevention and control technology and promote the protection of ecological environment in China.


Transport in Porous Media | 2016

Evolution of Coal Permeability with Cleat Deformation and Variable Klinkenberg Effect

Yinbo Zhou; Zenghua Li; Yongliang Yang; Lanjun Zhang; Leilei Si; Biao Kong; Jinhu Li

The characteristics of the gas flow in reservoir have a great impact on exploiting coalbed methane (CBM), so many researchers have carried out the experiments to test the coal sample permeability in the laboratory. The Klinkenberg effect is an important factor in the apparent permeability which is obtained in the laboratory, and it also be recognized as a constant value for a specific gas. From the principle of the Klinkenberg effect, the Klinkenberg coefficient is closely related to the width of the gas flowing path. The coal cleat width changes because of the compressibility and sorption-induced strain features. Therefore, the Klinkenberg coefficient can not be treated as a constant. By using the cubic conceptual model of coal, the deformation behaviors of the coal matrix and fracture are analyzed in this paper, and the influential factors of the Klinkenberg coefficient are obtained. The theoretical equation of methane’s Klinkenberg coefficient was also established. The evolution equation of the cleat width is derived by coupling the effective stress and gas sorption, and the Klinkenberg coefficient model is also rewritten. Using the parameters of the coal sample, some results are obtained. The Klinkenberg coefficient increases with the increase in the pore pressure because of the sorption-induced strain at the constant effective stress; The Klinkenberg coefficient varies with the increase in the pore pressure because of the competition between the stress–strain and sorption-induced strain at the constant mean stress; The Klinkenberg coefficient increases with the increase in the mean stress at a constant pore pressure. The results improve the understanding of the Klinkenberg effect for the gas flow in a coalbed and provide theoretical guidance for CBM exploitation.


Engineering Geology | 2016

Electromagnetic radiation characteristics and mechanical properties of deformed and fractured sandstone after high temperature treatment

Biao Kong; Enyuan Wang; Zenghua Li; Xiaoran Wang; Xiaofei Liu; Nan Li; Yongliang Yang


Fuel | 2016

Effect of acid treatment on the characteristics and structures of high-sulfur bituminous coal

Lanjun Zhang; Zenghua Li; Yongliang Yang; Yinbo Zhou; Biao Kong; Jinhu Li; Leilei Si


Fuel Processing Technology | 2018

Laboratory study on the inhibitory effect of free radical scavenger on coal spontaneous combustion

Jinhu Li; Zenghua Li; Yongliang Yang; Biao Kong; Chaojie Wang


Journal of Applied Geophysics | 2017

Acoustic emission signals frequency-amplitude characteristics of sandstone after thermal treated under uniaxial compression

Biao Kong; Enyuan Wang; Zenghua Li; Xiaoran Wang; Yue Niu; Xiangguo Kong


International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer | 2017

Time-varying characteristics of electromagnetic radiation during the coal-heating process

Biao Kong; Enyuan Wang; Zenghua Li; Yue Niu


Construction and Building Materials | 2017

Experimental research of the AE responses and fracture evolution characteristics for sand-paraffin similar material

Xiaoran Wang; Xiaofei Liu; Enyuan Wang; Xuelong Li; Xin Zhang; Chong Zhang; Biao Kong

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Zenghua Li

China University of Mining and Technology

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Yongliang Yang

China University of Mining and Technology

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Enyuan Wang

China University of Mining and Technology

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Jinhu Li

China University of Mining and Technology

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Yinbo Zhou

China University of Mining and Technology

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Lanjun Zhang

China University of Mining and Technology

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Leilei Si

China University of Mining and Technology

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Xiaofei Liu

China University of Mining and Technology

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Xiaoran Wang

China University of Mining and Technology

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Yue Niu

China University of Mining and Technology

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