Research of Coal Pores and Integrity Evaluation Method Based on Fractal Theory

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Coal is a natural porous media, its porosity and structural integrity influenced the gas adsorption and desorption characteristics greatly, as well as physical and mechanical properties of coal. Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) is applied to acquire SEM image of four kinds of coal samples at different zoom levels, and the box dimension can be worked out based on the pore preprocessing of SEM images. Then, the numerical value of box dimension is used to describe the development degree of the four kinds of coal sample and four development degrees’ sequence. At last, the intrinsic relevance between fractal dimension and other parameters is analyzed through mathematic method. The results show as follows: coal sample has self-similarity characteristic; the fractal dimension is related to both the total number of pores and porosity degree; the data of the coal pore, analyzed through fractal dimension, are consistent with that through traditional method; what’s more, fractal dimension has more advantages in describing accuracy and simplicity.

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