Dust dispersion analysis based on the Rosen-Rammler Distribution Function

Auteurs-es

  • Haifei Yao Safety Branch, China Coal Research Institute Company Limited; National Key Lab of Coal Resource High Efficient Mining and Clean Utilization
  • Qun Zhang Safety Branch, China Coal Research Institute Company Limited; National Key Lab of Coal Resource High Efficient Mining and Clean Utilization

Résumé

According to the principle of deriving mine dust distribution from the Rosen-Rammler distribution function, dust particle size distribution data at four places on the 4339 working face in Wangzhuang Coal Mine were regression-analyzed so as to get the dust particle size distribution law. The results show that in the area of 5 m away from the working face in the intake airway, the percentages of mine dust of less than 5μm, 5 to 10μm and larger than 10μm in particle size are 14.8%, 32.5% and 52.7%, respectively, with a concentrated distribution of 5 to 20μm. The size of mine dust concentrates in the range of 5 to 10μm for the transfer point, in the range of 5 to 10μm for the 50# support of the working face, and in the range of 5 to 20μm for the area of 20 m away from the working face in the outlet lane. Some corresponding dust-proof suggestions were finally put forward on the basis of the characteristic of mine dust distribution in different places.

Bibliographies de l'auteur-e

Haifei Yao, Safety Branch, China Coal Research Institute Company Limited; National Key Lab of Coal Resource High Efficient Mining and Clean Utilization

Safety Branch,1

Qun Zhang, Safety Branch, China Coal Research Institute Company Limited; National Key Lab of Coal Resource High Efficient Mining and Clean Utilization

Safety Branch,2

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2016-11-28

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Part 2 Technology