Greenhouse gas emission reduction by biomass co-combustion with lignite

Matei, M.; Nedelcu, Otilia; Matei, Lucian; Soare, Barbara; Matei, Lileta Alexandra; Mihaescu, Simona; Salisteanu, Cornel; Udroiu, Iulian

doi:10.1109/ipecon.2010.5697050

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“…The analysis shows that both phenomena had a typical development for this type of event, following the evolution described by the model designed by Professor Henryk Bystron in 1997 [3] which follows the process of evolution and involution of spontaneous combustion, based on variation, over time, of the carbon monoxide and temperature developed during the process.…”

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“…The ash coming from the power plant is stored on the surface and transported by means of a scraper conveyor to a mixing funnel where, together with the water, in a ratio of 1: 1; 2: 1, forms the core that follows the underground pipe path to the established place. The analysis performed on fire prevention and control procedures in terms of their efficiency and scope, showed that silting of the exploited area has a high efficiency if it is performed correctly and on time [3].…”

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Analysis of Methods for Preventing and Fighting the Self-Heating Phenomena of Coal Used in Jiu Valley Mines

Rogobete

2021

Mining Revue

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This paper deals with the analysis of two cases of coal self-heating from two longwall mining within the coal exploitations belonging to Complexul Energetic Hunedoara, phenomena that started similarly but later evolved differently, as a result of prevention methods applied or not applied in each case. For the analysis of these self-heating phenomena, the data collected after the occurrence of the first signs were used, respectively the emission of carbon monoxide in the longwall mining area, until the moment of desertion and closure of the longwall with dams in the first case and eradication of the phenomenon in the second case. By analyzing in parallel the two cases, several conclusions are drawn which may help to counteract these types of phenomena that may occur in the longwall exploited in similar conditions.

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confidence: 99%