Studies of coal surface interactions are important for Understanding how technologically important reagents interact with Coal. Thermodynamic data provide a quantitative means to assess the interactions between reagents and coal. Knowledge of interaction strengths for solutes with coal surfaces should enable the design of more effective coal reaction strategies and lead to better utilization of...

Coal fires are common and serious phenomena in most coal-producing countries in the world. Coal fires not only burn valuable non-renewable coal reserves but also severely affect the local and global environment. The Rujigou coalfield in Shizuishan City, Ningxia, NW China, is well known for being a storehouse of anthracite coal. This coalfield is also known for having more coal fires than most o...

Coal is a major source of energy. The available Indian coal quality is very poor having very high ash content and low calorific value. Indian coal generates a large quantity of ash as a by-product of combustion. The objectives of the present study were to reduce the ash content of coal to produce ultra-clean coal. The coal was treated wi...

Canister desorption is a widely used technique to measure the gas content of coal. The gas content data, when normalized to volume/weight and multiplied by coal seam mass, is used to estimate the gas in place in an area around the cored hole. However, the gas content and the percentage of each constituent are likely to be influenced by trapped air in the canister at the time of the coal enclosu...

The techno-economic aspects of coal drying with cost effective waste heat recovery mechanism is one of the challenging issues faced while using lignite or high ash brown coal for direct combustion in coal fired thermal power plant. Coal being hygroscopic in nature, re-adsorbs considerable moisture even after conventional drying post wet coal washing condition affecting boiler performance. Parti...

Cemented tailings backfill is widely used in worldwide mining areas, and its development trend increasing due to the technical economic benefits. However, there no reliable simple machine learning model for prediction of compressive strength. In present study, research process use artificial intelligence algorithms predict strength cemented tailing was conducted, overcoming shortcomings traditi...

2 Research method Different methods of coal processing into fuel [1, 6, 12] usually require its intensive comminution. Such situation needs the creation of new technologies for coal micronization [4, 11, 17] that enlarge specific surface of coal micro particles what finally intensifies burning process of such coal dust. Some interesting effects of water-coal mixture ensure waterjetting technolo...

Coal was central to the industrial revolution, but in the 20th century it increasingly was superseded by oil and gas. However, in recent years coal again has become the predominant source of global carbon emissions. We show that this trend of rapidly increasing coal-based emissions is not restricted to a few individual countries such as China. Rather, we are witnessing a global renaissance of c...

Coal workers' pneumoconiosis, also known as "black lung disease," is an occupational lung disease caused by overexposure to respirable coal mine dust. Inhaled dust leads to inflammation and fibrosis in the lungs, and coal workers' pneumoconiosis can be a debilitating disease. The Federal Coal Mine Health and Safety Act of 1969 (Coal Act),* amended in 1977, established dust limits for U.S. coal ...

Pulverized Wyoming subbituminous coal was beneficiated by low-pH oil agglomerationat CONSOL to prepare the coal for direct liquefaction. Conventional cleaning is not veryeffective in cleaning this coal; for example, conventional oil agglomeration only givesabout 20% ash rejection. To improve ash rejection, the coal-water slurry was acidifiedto a pH of about 0.5. Oil agglomeratio...