Indirect Negative Influence of Coal Mine Motor Vehicles on the Environment

V.A. Portola; E.S. Torosyan; A.S. Kuznetsova

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.770.690

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Indirect Negative Influence of Coal Mine Motor Vehicles on the Environment

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The article presents the results of research into heating up of coal and coal-bearing rocks during transportation by motor vehicles. It is proved that heating of coal by exhaust truck gases causes increase in coal chemical reactivity and stimulates self-ignition process. Experiments reveal a growing amount of hazardous gases evolved into the atmosphere as the temperature of coal-bearing rock increases.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 770)

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690-694

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June 2015

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V.A. Portola*, E.S. Torosyan, A.S. Kuznetsova

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CoAl, Coal-Bearing Rocks, Exhaust Gases, Gas Emission, Hazardous Gases, Motor Vehicles, Self-Ignition

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