2018
DOI: 10.15593/2224-9923/2018.1.5
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Methodology for investigation of stone dust combustion and detonation processes in mining

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“…With the help of an explosive combustion chamber designed as a sphere with a volume of 20 litres (Rodionov et al, 2018), it is shown that the particle-size distribution of coal dust affects the explosion pressure, the rate of increase of the explosion pressure and the transformation ratio. It was proven that dust with a fractional size distribution of 63-94 μm has the most explosive properties.…”
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“…With the help of an explosive combustion chamber designed as a sphere with a volume of 20 litres (Rodionov et al, 2018), it is shown that the particle-size distribution of coal dust affects the explosion pressure, the rate of increase of the explosion pressure and the transformation ratio. It was proven that dust with a fractional size distribution of 63-94 μm has the most explosive properties.…”
Section: Analysis Of Recent Research and Publicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is confirmed that as the particle size of coal dust decreases, its burning rate increases.Particles of coal dust with a size of 44 μm and 37 μm have a higher burning rate when compared to other sizes [2]. The analysis of laboratory experiments proved that dust with a fractional composition of 63…94 μm possesses the most explosive properties [3]. This may be due to the polymodal composition of dust deposits, which leads to the simultaneous reaction of different fractions of fuel [4].…”
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