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SpontaneouscombustionofcoalCoalundergoesslowoxidationonexposuretoairatambienttemperatures,withtheevolutionofheat,gasesandmoisture,theheatgenerated,ifnotdissipated,givesrisetoanincreaseinthetemperatureofthecoal.Asthetemperatureofthecoalrises,therateofoxidationincreases.Ifthisisallowedtoproceeduncheckeditcaneventuallyresultintheignitionofthecoal.Thisoxidationprocessisknownasspontaneouscombustionorspontaneousheatingorself-heating.Self-heating,therefore,occurswhentherateofheatgenerationexceedstherateofoxidation.Duringrecentyearstherehasbeenarenewedinterestinthespontaneouscombustionofcoalinallcoalminingcountriesparticularlybecauseoftheuseofcavingmethodsandthethickerseamsbeingmined.Large-scalebulkstorageandbulktransportofcoalhavealsobecomemoreimportantwiththeincreaseincoaltrade.Evaluationofthepotentialofcoalforspontaneouscombustion Severalmethodshavebeenusedtoevaluatethepotentialofcoalforspontaneouscombustionbutnoneisclearlysuperior.Themostcommonmethodsusedaredescribedblow.OxygenabsorptionInthismethod,acoalsampleisplacedinacontainerandoxygenorairisaddedtoit.Theamountofoxygenabsorbedbythecoalisestimatedfromtheanalysisofthegaseousreactionproducts.Thetemperatureincreaseperunitofoxygenconsumedindicatespotentialofcoalforspontaneouscombustion.Heatingrate/crossing-pointtemperatureInthismethod,acoalsampleisplacedinabathandheatedataconstantrate.Initially,thetemperatureofthecoallagsbehindthetemperatureofthebathbutascoalbeginstoself-heat,thetemperatureofthecoalfirstcoincideswithandthenexceedsthetemperatureofthebath.Thecrossing-pointtemperatureisknownasthe‘relativeignitiontemperature’.Usually,thecrossing–pointtemperatureisusedasameasureofthepotentialofcoalforspontaneouscombustionalthoughtheindexbasedontheratioofheatingratetocrossing-pointtemperatureismoresuitablebecausethespontaneouscombustionpotentialofcoalnotonlydependsontheignitiontemperaturebutalsoontherateofheatgeneration.AdiabaticcalorimetryInthismethod,acoalsampleisplacedinaninsulatedbath,andthewholesystemisheatedtoapre-selectedtemperature.Oxygenorairisthenaddedtoitandoxidationofthecoalraisesitstemperature.Sincenoheatislosttothesurroundings,thechangeinthetemperatureofthecoalinagiventime,thetimeneededtoreachapre-selectedtemperature,ortheamountofheatgeneratedperunittimeindicatesthepotentialofcoalforspontaneouscombustion.IsothermalcalorimetryInthismethod,acoalsampleisplacedinalargebathheldataconstanttemperature.Heatgeneratedinthecoalsampleduetospontaneouscombustionismeasuredbythermocouplesanddissipatedintherelativelylargeheatsink.Theamountofheatgeneratedperunittimegivesanindicationofthepotentialofcoalforspontaneouscombustion.Factorscontributingtospontaneouscombustion Coalcharacteristics Somecoalsaremorepronetospontaneouscombustionthanothers.Therateofoxidationofcoaldependsuponmanyfactors,includingrank,presenceofpyrite,particlesize,moisturecontent,temperature,extentofpreviousoxidationofcoalandthecompositionoftheambientair.Itisgenerallyacceptedthatastherankofcoaldecreases,theriskofspontaneouscombustionincreases.Thepresenceofpyriteincreasesthepotentialofcoalforspontaneouscombustion,particularlywhenthepyriteconcentrationexceeds2%andwhenitisveryfinelydistributed.Pyriteacceleratesspontaneouscombustionbyswellingandcausingdisintegrationofthecoalmass,therebyincreasingthesurfaceareaavailableforoxidation.Thesmallerthecoalparticle,thegreatertheexposedsurfaceareaandthegreaterthetendencytowardspontaneouscombustion.Friablecoalswhichproduceaconsiderableamountoffineswhenminedaremorevulnerabletospontaneouscombustion.Thechangesinmoisturecontentofthecoalaffectthepotentialofcoalforspontaneouscombustion.Ithasbeenfoundthattherateofoxidationincreaseswithanincreaseinmoisturecontent.Also,wettingisanexothermicprocessanddryingisanendothermicprocess.AirflowrateForspontaneouscombustiontodevelop,therateofheatgenerationshouldbemorethantherateofheatdissipation.Atveryhighairflowratesalmostunlimitedoxygenfortheoxidationofcoalisavailablebutdissipationoftheheatgeneratedbyoxidationisveryefficient.Alowflowraterestrictstheamountofoxygenavailable,butdoesnotallowtheheatgeneratedtobedissipated.Acriticalflowrateisonethatprovidessufficientoxygenforwidespreadoxidationbutdoesnotdissipatetheheatgenerated.GeologicalfactorsThepresenceoffaultsincoalseamsoftencontributestothedevelopmentofheatingincoalminesbyallowingairandwatertomigrateintothecoalseams.Zonesofweaknesswhichusuallydevelopintheareaaroundthefaultsalsoaidinthedevelopmentofheating.Thetemperaturesofthestrataincreasewithdepth.Therefore,theoxidationratewillincreasewithdepth,makingdeeperseamsmorevulnerabletospontaneouscombustion.Ontheotherhand,thehigherrankofcoalfoundintheseseamsdecreasesthechancesofheating.Thickcoalseamsareoftenconsideredtohavemorepotentialforspontaneouscombustionbecausetheworkingoftheseseamsisinvariablyaccompaniedbyhighlossesofcoalinthegoafareas.Thelowthermalconductivityofcoalcomparedwiththatofshaleorsandstoneisalsoacontributoryfactor.Whenacoalseamunderashallowoverburdenismined,thegoafareasbecomeconnectedtothesurfacebycracksandfissures.Airandwaterfromthesurfacecangainaccesstothecoalandincreasethepotentialforspontaneouscombustion.Similarly,whenmulti-seamsincloseproximityareworked,thecracksandfissuresdevelopedintheinterveningstrataincreasethepotentialforspontaneouscombustionofthesurroundingunminedseams,particularlytheunderminedseams.MiningpracticeSomeofthemostcommonplaceswherespontaneousheatingsoccuraregoafareasandunconsolidatedwastes,packwallahighproportionofcoal,theedgesofgoaveswherehighstratapressurecausescrushing,rooffallsandfloorheaves,crushedpillars,regulatorsdoorsandaircrossingsandconstrictionsintheroadways.Coalleftingoafareasisveryliabletospontaneouscombustionastheairmovementthereisverysluggish,andanyheatgeneratedasgresultofoxidationwillnotberemoved.Incoalmines,coalisleftintheroofand/orfloortosupporttheweakadjoiningstrataorbandsofinferiorqualitycoalwhichareleftunmined.Howeveronlongstanding,rooffallsandfloorheavesoccurcausinglarge-scalecrushingoftheleftcoalandcreatingconditionssusceptibleforheating.Pillarsthathavebeenstandingforalongtimearepronetoheating,particularlywhentheyareliabletocrushing.Regulators,doorsandaircrossingsarepointsofhighairleakage,theairmovingthroughthefracturesinthesolidcoalaroundthem.Thegreaterthepressuredifferenceacrossthem,thegreatertheleakage.Constrictionsofmineroadwaysalsocauseleakageofair.Changesinventilation,eitherintentionaloraccidental,maycauseexcessiveairleakagesormaysuddenlybringmoistairintocontactwithdrycoal.Goafareas,wherealargeamountofcoalisleftandparticularlywhereableederventilationsystemisusedtocleargasfromthegofa,presentoptimalconditionsforspontaneousheating.IncubationperiodTheterm‘incubationperiod’generallyimpliesthetimerequiredfortheoxidationofcoal,insuitablecircumstances,tocauseariseintemperaturetoitsignitionpoint.Itdependsonthecharacteristicsofthecoal,theairleakageandtheheataccumulationintheenvironment.Forlow-rankcoals,thetimeperiodgenerallyvariesbetween3and6months,butwithhigh-rankcoalstheperiodvariesbetween9and18months.Theincubationperiodcanbeextendedbyreducingfissurationand/orairleakage.Underadverseconditions,theperiodcanbelessthan2weeks,especiallywithlow-rankcoals.Preventionofspontaneouscombustion Preventionofspontaneouscombustionisbasedontwofactors:(1)eliminationofcoalfromtheareaand(2)controlofventilationsoastoexcludeoxygenentirelyfromthearea,ortosupplyasufficientflowofairtodissipatetheheatefficientlyasitisgeneratedandbeforeacriticaltemperatureisreached.Themethodsadopteddependuponthelocalsituation.MininglayoutWhendesigningmininglayoutsforseamsliabletospontaneousheatingitisessentialthatthegenerallayoutofthemineissimpleandthateachareacanbequicklyandeffectivelysealedoff.Therelativepositionsofthevariousdistrictsintheseamandsurroundingseamsmustalsobetakenintoaccount.Itisessentialtofollowdescendingorderofextractionwhenminingmultipleseams.Thepanelsystemisanappropriateoneforminingseamsliabletospontaneouscombustion.Thissystemfacilitateseffectivesealingwithafewstopping.Thesizeandconfigurationofthepanelsdependuponthemethodofmining,theseamcontoursandothergeologicalconsiderations.Ifnecessary,thepanelsmustbeofasizewhichwouldpermitcompleteextractionwithintheincubationperiod.Thesizeofpanelbarriersneedstobesufficientforstability.Whenworkingseamsbythebordandpillarmethod,thesizeofthepillarsmustbesufficienttoavoidexcessivecrushing.Thisalsoappliestocoalpillarsleftatthestartoflongwallfaces.Whenworkingaseambyalongwall,theretreatingmethodispreferableasiteliminatesleakagecurrentsthroughthegoafarea.Oncompletionofproductionfromapanel,reclamationofmaterialshouldbecompletedwithoutdelayandthepaneladequatelysealedasquicklyaspossible.AirleakageAsfarasispracticable,theformationofleakagepathsshouldbeminimisedbyprovidingadequatesupport,e.g.adequatelysizedpillarsandgoodgatesidepacks.Ifthisisnotsufficienttopreventairleakage,leakagepathsshouldbesealedoffbysealantcoatingorinjection.Fracturesextendingtothesurfaceofferasourceofairleakageintosealedareas.Artificialsealingfromthesurface,usuallybysand,canpreventsuchleakage.Doors,regulatorsandstoppingsshouldbeproperlysited.Unnecessarystoppingandstartingofmainandboosterfansshouldbeavoided.Whenapanelhasceasedproductionandistobestoppedoff,theventilationpressuredifferenceshouldbebalancedacrosstheoldpanel.Balancingtheventilationpressureisnotasubstitutebutacomplementaryrequirementforeffectivestoppings.InhibitorsInstorageareasandsurfacestockpiles,certainchemicalagentscanbeappliedtothecoalsurfacewhichcanhinderthepenetrationofoxygenintothecoalbysealingthesurfaceporesandtherebystoppinginitiationofauto-oxidationofcoalatambienttemperatures.Surfacestockpilescanalsobesealedoffbyconsolidationandbitumen.Stockpilescanbesodesignedastoreduceairmovementthroughthem.DetectionofspontaneouscombustionThedevelopmentofheatingundergroundisaccompaniedbytheprogressiveappearanceof: (1)hazeformedwhenairheatedbyanincipientfiremeetscolderair; (2)sweatingorcondensationontheroofandexposedsurfacesduetothemoistureformedbycombustion; (3)goafstinkorfirestinkwithacharacteristicsmell,variouslydescribedasmusty,oily,petrolic,aromaticortarry; (4)smokeinairways;and (5)fire.Inthepast,reliancehasbeenplacedontheseindicationsforthedetectionofspontaneouscombustion,althoughithasneverbeensatisfactoryforthereasonthatthespontaneouscombustionmusthavereachedanadvancedstage,thusseriouslylimitingthetimeavailableforcontrol,reclamationofequipmentandsealingoff.Modernmethodsofearlydetectionofspontaneouscombustionarebasedonchangesinaircomposition.Theoxidationleadingtothespontaneouscombustionofcoalconsumesoxygenfromtheairandproducescarbondioxideandcarbonmonoxide.Carbondioxideisproducedinmuchgreaterquantitiesthancarbonmonoxidebutitspresencecannotbeusedasanindicationoftheonsetofspontaneouscombustionbecauseofthehighbaselevelsinfreshair(3000ppm)whichmakesmallchangesundetectable.Ontheotherhand,thereisnocarbonmonoxideinfreshairandvirtuallynoneinapanelintakesothatachangeinlevelofafewpartspermillioncanmeanaseveralfoldincrease.Exhaustsfromdieselenginesandblastingfumesaretwocommonsourcesofcarbonmonoxideundergroundbuttheireffectscanbedistinguishedfromagradualincreaseortrendduetospontaneouscombustionbecausetheyarebasicallyintermittentinnature.Inpanelswhereventilationconditionsaresteady,evenasmallchangeintheconcentrationofcarbonmonoxideinthereturnairwaymaybesufficienttodetectaspontaneousheatingcondition.Fluctuationsinventilationaffecttheconcentrationofcarbonmonoxidebydilutionbutanallowanceforthiscanbemadebycalculatingeitherthecarbonmonoxide/oxygendeficiencyratioortheactualproductionofcarbonmonoxide.Carbonmonoxide/oxygendeficiencyratio(Graham’sratio)Thecalculationofthisratiodependsontheconstantratioofoxygentonitrogeninfreshair.Theformulaforthecalculationis:where,andarethepercentagesofthegasespresentatanygiventimeinasampleofaircomingfromthesuspectedareainamine.Everymineandeverypanelhasitsowntypicalvalueor‘norm’forthemakeofcarbonmonoxideandforthecarbonmonoxide/oxygendeficiencyratiodependingontheoxidationofthecoalandtheconditionsinwhichitismined.Anyanalysisshowingahighervaluethanthenormdeterminedshouldbefollowedbyresampling.Confirmationofcontinuousincreasewarrantsimmediateinvestigationunderground.Typicalvaluesofthecarbonmonoxide/oxygendeficiencyratioforundergroundcoalminesaregivenbelow: 0.4orless–normalvalue 0.5–necessityforathoroughcheck-up 1.0–heatingisalmostcertain 2.0–heatingisserious,withorwithoutthepresenceofactivefire 3.0–activefiresurelyexistsContinuousmonitoringofcarbonmonoxideinmineairAutomaticmonitoringforcarbonmonoxideisdoneinminessusceptibletoheating.Automaticmonitoringalsopermitsthedeterminationofcarbonmonoxidetrendsandabsolutevaluesusingmicroprocessorswithouttheneedtorelatethemtooxygendeficiency.Continuousmonitoringofcarbonmonoxideatanumberofstrategicpointsintheminecangivetimelywarningoftheonsetofspontaneouscombustionandpermitdelineationofareasinamine.Computeriseddatacollectionsystemswithgraphicdisplaysandacontinuousgraphicalrecordpermiteasyrecognitionofthechangesinbackgroundlevelsandenableexhaustsfromdieselequipmentorothersourcestobedistinguished.Twotypesofanalysersareavailableavailableforcontinuousmonitoringofcarbonmonoxideintheair:(1)theinfra-redanalyzerand(2)theelectrochemicalanalyzer.Onlytheinfra-redanalyzerisavailableinaformapprovedforuseinundergroundcoalmines.Therearetwosystemsusedinmonitoring.Inonesystem,theanalysersareinstalledatvariouspointsundergroundandtheyeitherrecordthepercentageofcarbonmonoxideonsiteortelemetertheresultstosomeconvenientpointundergroundoronthesurface.Intheothersystem,lengthsoftubeareinstalledfromthesamplingpointstothesurfaceandthesamplesdrawnthroughthesetubesareanalysedsequentially.Thissystemisknownasthetubebundlesystem.Themainadvantageofinstallingon-siteanalysersundergroundliesintheimmediateavailabilityofresults.Butanalysersarededicatedinstrumentsandcanmonitoronlycarbonmonoxide.Theadvantageofthetubebundlesystemisthatisprovidesasampleforanalysisonthesurfacewhichcanbeanalysedforallgases.Thelimitationofthissystemisthedelaybetweentheairenteringthetubeatthesamplingpointanditssubsequentanalysisonthesurface.Fordetectingspontaneouscombustion,adelayofoneorpossiblytwohoursingettingtheresultsofthesamplesisnotaseriousmatterbecausespontaneouscombustionhasarelativelylongincubationperiod.Generally,forlargeinstallationsinvolvingmanysamplingpoints,thetubebundlesystemismuchlessexpensivethanasysteminwhicheachpointhasaseparateanalyzer.Thecostsofpneumatictubingarenormallycomparablewiththewiringcostsforanalysersinstalledunderground;however,thetubebundlesystemrequiresonlyoneanalyzer,whereastheothersystemrequiresananalyzerateachpointunderground.Thisreducesthecostofthetubebundlesystemsubstantially.Moreover,maintenancecostsforasingleanalyzerandpumpingstationarelowerthanforasystemcontainingmanyindividualanalysers,eachofwhichmustbeperiodicallychecked,cleaned,oradjustedforsensitivity.(However,whenthesystemistobeusedformonitoringventilationduringasealing-offoperation,on-siteanalystersarefarsuperiorduetotheinstantavailabilityofresults.)Controlofspontaneouscombustion Themethodadoptedfordealingwithspontaneouscombustiononceithasoccurredmustdependuponthepositionandintensityoftheheating,thelikelihoodofaccumulationofinflammablegasandtheaccessibilityoftheheatingfromthepointofviewofventilationandtreatment.Thethreebasicmethodsofcontrolare: (1)theextractionofthehotcoal; (2)theuseofextinguishingagents;and (3)theexclusionofoxygenfromtheaffectedarea.Whentheseatofheatingisaccessibletotheexistingtransportsystem,theheatedcoalmaybedugoutandremovedfromthetime.Undersuchcircumstancescareisusuallytakentopreventthecoalfromcatchingfirewhileintransportbycoveringitwithstonedustliberallyasitisloaded.Thedisturbanceofheatedcoal,whichhasbeennearitsignitiontemperature,oftenresultsinitsinflammation.Stepsmustbetakentoprotectworkersloadingburningcoal.Waterunderpressureasameansofcontrollingundergroundheatingsmustbeusedwithcautionparticularlywhenthereisnothroughventilationbecausethiswouldgenerallyonlyaggravatethefireandintroducetheriskofignitionduetoasemi-watergas/producergasreaction.Bentoniteslurry,ifavailable,maybeusedinsteadofwater.Thefinalexpedientindealingwiththecontrolofheatingsundergroundisthesealingoffofanarea,thusisolatingitfromtherestofthemine.Theobjectofsealing-offistopreventfurtheraccessofoxygentothesiteandifdoneeffectivelytherewillbeagradualdiminutionoftheamountofoxygenavailableuntilthestageisreachedwheretheatmospherewithinthesealedareawillnolongersupportcombustion.煤炭自燃煤通过于空气接触发生了缓慢旳氧化作用,产生大量旳水蒸气,释放出热量,当热量没有消散时,引起煤温旳继续升高。伴随煤炭温度旳上升,氧化作用加剧。假如不及时采用措施,最终也许导致煤炭旳自燃。这个氧化过程为人所知旳煤旳自燃。因此,当释放热量旳速度超过氧化作用旳速度时,就也许发生自燃。在近来几年,所有旳采煤国家都重新关注煤旳自燃这一现象,重要是由于垮落采煤措施旳应用和厚煤层旳开采。在煤炭贸易中,大规模旳煤炭储存及运送也是重要旳影响原因。评价煤旳自燃潜能若干种措施已被用来评价煤旳自燃潜能,但效果都不明显。最常见旳措施是:氧气吸取这种措施是把煤样放置在容器中,并充入氧气或空气。从对气体反应产物旳分析,可以估计出相称数量氧气被煤炭吸取。从单位体积氧气旳消耗表明煤炭有自发燃烧旳潜能。加热速度/临界点温度这种措施是把煤样放置在盘中,并且加热速度保持不变。最初,煤炭旳温度滞后盘子旳温度,不过当煤开始自己加热,煤炭旳温度将超过盘子旳温度。临界点温度就是为人所知‘相对燃烧温度’。一般,临界点温度被用作防止煤炭自燃旳一种措施,通过加热速度与临界温度确定愈加合适,由于煤炭自燃潜能不仅取决于燃烧温度还取决于加热速度。绝热测定法这种措施是把煤样放置在绝缘旳盘中,并且整体加热到一种预先选定旳温度。然后通过增长氧或空气,提高煤旳氧化温度。由于没有热向外界散发,在煤旳温度变化方面,时间需要抵达预先选择旳温度,或从单位时间产生热量,表明自发燃烧是煤旳潜能。等温测定法这种措施是把煤样放置在盘中拿到恒温下。由于煤样在自发旳燃烧中产生旳热被温差电偶测量,并且被驱散沉落。单位时间产生旳热量是煤发生自燃旳一种征兆。⑵促使煤自燃旳原因煤旳特性有些煤更轻易倾向于自发燃烧。煤旳氧化作用旳速度取决于许多原因,包括硫铁矿旳等级、颗粒大小、水蒸气旳含量、温度、煤旳炭化程度。煤化程度越低,自发燃烧旳也许性就越大。煤中具有硫铁矿将加剧煤旳自燃能力,尤其当硫铁矿含量超过2%并且分布比较均匀。硫铁矿将导致煤大量旳崩解,因此增长了煤参与氧化旳表面积。细小旳煤炭颗粒,增长了和空气接触旳表面积,使煤旳自燃能力愈加严重。当煤旳普氏硬度低时,将会产生更多旳细小颗粒。煤中水蒸气旳含量直接影响煤旳自燃。伴随水蒸气含量旳增长煤旳氧化速度加剧。并且,水蒸气含量旳增长是一种放热过程而氧化是一种吸热过程。气体旳流动速度对于自燃发展,热产生旳速度应当是超过热消散旳速度。空气流动速度大时,吹散煤氧化作用产生旳热是十分有效旳。空气流动速度小时,虽然限制了参与氧化作用旳空气量,但氧化产生旳热量不合适被带走。临界流速为氧化作用提供充足旳氧气,但不会引起热消散。地质原因由于地质作用,使煤体产生诸多裂隙,某些空气和水通过裂隙进行煤体中。一般在这些地方也会发生煤旳自发燃烧。伴随开采深度旳增长地层旳温度也增长。因此,氧化速度将增长,使较深裂隙中旳煤更易自燃。另首先,炭化程度高旳煤将会减少自燃。厚煤层在自燃方面常常被认为有更多旳潜力。由于某些煤不能所有采出,而被遗留在采空区中。煤与页岩或砂岩相比具有导热性,并且是一种明显原因。煤开采过程中地压很大时,采空区旳碎石就会被压实,并且裂隙也减少。煤旳表面与空气、水接触后,将会增长煤自燃旳能力。同样,当地应力很大时,把采空区旳碎石压实使遗煤与空气少,从而破坏煤旳自燃。生产实践自燃常常发生在采空区和有松散浮煤旳地方,煤体受到地应力旳挤压,导致冒顶、底鼓、压垮支柱和调整风门,并且破坏空气流通旳巷道。留在采空区旳煤是非常轻易自燃,由于在那空气运动比较慢,氧化作用产生旳热不易被带走。在煤矿,煤常常被留在顶板或底板,以及相邻两个区段旳保护煤柱。不过时间一长,顶板和底板中旳煤易受地应力旳破坏,为煤旳自燃发明条件。支柱长期支撑煤体,轻易使煤体破碎。风门和巷道漏风比较大,流动空气通过破裂旳煤体扩散。地应力越大,导致漏风越大。巷道旳变形也能导致空气旳泄漏。无论是正常通风还是反风时,都会导致空气旳泄漏,并且与干燥旳煤接触。在采空区会遗留下诸多煤,漏风进入采空区后,与遗煤接触就会发生氧化作用,使煤自燃。潜伏期‘潜伏期’是指煤氧化所需旳时间,在合适旳状况下,温度升高到着火点。它取决于煤旳炭

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