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  1. Multiphysics Coupling Analysis of Indicator Gas Variations Induced by Coal Spontaneous Combustion in Longwall Goaf

    … within longwall goaf is critical for preventing coal mine spontaneous combustion (sponcom). In prior studies, coal self-heating temperature and variations of gas products are often analysed independently, making it challenging to comprehensively reveal their dynamic interrelations. Moreover, the …

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  2. Experimental and Theoretical Studies of Kinetics and Quality Parameters to Determine Spontaneous Combustion Propensity of U.S. Coals

    Spontaneous combustion is one of the most serious problems to mine safety and production in the global coal industry. It is considered to be the trigger for fires and explosions in underground coal mines especially for gassy mines. Such thermal events are not easily detectable since they normally …

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  3. Investigation of Spontaneous Combustion Inhibition of Coal Fires Utilizing Differential Scanning Calorimetry and Thermogravimetric Analysis

    <p>Self-oxidation of coals can result in spontaneous combustion events at any time during mining, transporting, or processing, causing environmental, economical, and safety concerns. The total global primary coal production as of 2012 was 8.7 billion tons. Of that, 1.1 billion tons of coal was …

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