2015
DOI: 10.17559/tv-20150522125313
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Early detection of spontaneous combustion disaster of sulphide ore stockpiles

Abstract: Original scientific paper The fire hazards induced by the spontaneous combustion of sulphide ores pose safety, environmental, and economic concerns to the mining and metallurgical industries and have become one of the most important problems in mining, particularly when sulphide ores have to be stored for a long time or transported for a long distance. The first purpose of this paper is the selection of a suitable detection indicator for running through the entire process of spontaneous combustion from oxidati… Show more

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“…During the mining of sulfur-bearing metals, exfoliated and accumulated sulfide ores easily oxidize in air, releasing heat, and under heat storage conditions, the ore temperature can reach the ignition point, thereby causing spontaneous combustion of sulfide ores. Sulfur concentrates are an abbreviation of selected sulfide metal ore powders. Sulfur concentrates are the granular form obtained by separating undesired components from raw sulfide metal ore (such as iron sulfide, copper sulfide, zinc sulfide, and lead sulfide) substances.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…During the mining of sulfur-bearing metals, exfoliated and accumulated sulfide ores easily oxidize in air, releasing heat, and under heat storage conditions, the ore temperature can reach the ignition point, thereby causing spontaneous combustion of sulfide ores. Sulfur concentrates are an abbreviation of selected sulfide metal ore powders. Sulfur concentrates are the granular form obtained by separating undesired components from raw sulfide metal ore (such as iron sulfide, copper sulfide, zinc sulfide, and lead sulfide) substances.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%