Experimental Study on Variation of Gas and Heating Capacity about a Combustible Organic Rock

Xiao Feng Ma

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.962-965.1025

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Experimental Study on Variation of Gas and Heating Capacity about a Combustible Organic Rock

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the paper determines and calculates variation of gas and heating capacity in a combustible organic rock, the experiment shows that organic sample radiating intensity is low when temperature is below 110 °C, it gradually increased more than 110 °C when the heat release rate increases considerably. the speed of CO and CO₂ production rates increased slowly nevertheless the temperature is up to 65°C and raised faster and finally enhanced dramatically. Organic rock combustion can be inhibited effectively by lowering the temperature and reduce Organic Rock oxidation velocity.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 962-965)

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Xiao Feng Ma*

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Combustible Organic Rock, Heating Capacity, Variation of Gas

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