HyperCoal was prepared from low-rank coal via high-temperature solvent extraction with N-methylpyrrolidone as an extraction solvent and a liquid-to-solid ratio of 50 mL/g in a high-temperature and high-pressure reacto...HyperCoal was prepared from low-rank coal via high-temperature solvent extraction with N-methylpyrrolidone as an extraction solvent and a liquid-to-solid ratio of 50 mL/g in a high-temperature and high-pressure reactor. When HyperCoal was used as a binder and pulverized coal was used as the raw material, the compressive strength of the hot-pressed briquettes(each with a diameter of 20 mm and mass of 5 g) under different conditions was studied using a hot-pressing mold and a high-temperature furnace. The compressive strength of the hot-pressed briquettes was substantially improved and reached 436 N when the holding time period was 15 min, the hot-pressing temperature was 673 K, and the HyperCoal content, was 15 wt%. Changes in the carbonaceous structure, as reflected by the intensity ratio between the Raman G-and D-bands(IG/ID), strongly affected the compressive strength of hot-pressed briquettes prepared at different hot-pressing temperatures. Compared with cold-pressed briquettes, hot-pressed briquettes have many advantages, including high compressive strength, low ash content, high moisture resistance, and good thermal stability; thus, we expect that hot-pressed briquettes will have broad application prospects.展开更多
The development and application of the hyper-spectral remote sensing (HRS) in the environment investiga-tion and evaluation of coal mines have been discussed in detail. By using Hyperion HRS technology and field spect...The development and application of the hyper-spectral remote sensing (HRS) in the environment investiga-tion and evaluation of coal mines have been discussed in detail. By using Hyperion HRS technology and field spectrummeasuring and integrating traditional geological method as well as laboratory chemical measurement, the absorptionspectrum features and the spectral variation rules of vegetation caused by coal mine waste piles were studied. Based onthe spectral modeling methods and Vegetation Red Edge Parameter (VREP), the diagnose spectra information andspectral variation parameter were extracted, and the mapping methods of VREP were researched. The spatial distribu-tions of contaminative vegetation have been quickly found out.This study has provided technical supports for the envi-ronment investigation and pollution management of coal mines.展开更多
基金financially supported by the NationalNatural Science Foundation of China (No. 51574023)the National Key Research and Development Program ofChina (No. 2016YFB0600701)
文摘HyperCoal was prepared from low-rank coal via high-temperature solvent extraction with N-methylpyrrolidone as an extraction solvent and a liquid-to-solid ratio of 50 mL/g in a high-temperature and high-pressure reactor. When HyperCoal was used as a binder and pulverized coal was used as the raw material, the compressive strength of the hot-pressed briquettes(each with a diameter of 20 mm and mass of 5 g) under different conditions was studied using a hot-pressing mold and a high-temperature furnace. The compressive strength of the hot-pressed briquettes was substantially improved and reached 436 N when the holding time period was 15 min, the hot-pressing temperature was 673 K, and the HyperCoal content, was 15 wt%. Changes in the carbonaceous structure, as reflected by the intensity ratio between the Raman G-and D-bands(IG/ID), strongly affected the compressive strength of hot-pressed briquettes prepared at different hot-pressing temperatures. Compared with cold-pressed briquettes, hot-pressed briquettes have many advantages, including high compressive strength, low ash content, high moisture resistance, and good thermal stability; thus, we expect that hot-pressed briquettes will have broad application prospects.
基金Project 200303 supported by Key Laboratory of Coal Resources, Ministry of Education, China University of Mining & Technology
文摘The development and application of the hyper-spectral remote sensing (HRS) in the environment investiga-tion and evaluation of coal mines have been discussed in detail. By using Hyperion HRS technology and field spectrummeasuring and integrating traditional geological method as well as laboratory chemical measurement, the absorptionspectrum features and the spectral variation rules of vegetation caused by coal mine waste piles were studied. Based onthe spectral modeling methods and Vegetation Red Edge Parameter (VREP), the diagnose spectra information andspectral variation parameter were extracted, and the mapping methods of VREP were researched. The spatial distribu-tions of contaminative vegetation have been quickly found out.This study has provided technical supports for the envi-ronment investigation and pollution management of coal mines.
