Patent classifications
E21F3/00
Steeping liquor used as a means of controlling the risk of fire and explosion of organic extractive materials
The invention relates to the use of a concentrated steeping liquor from the starch industry, referred to as corn steep, as a means for controlling the risks of fire caused by self-heating and the risks of explosion of dust caused by the particles and microparticles contained in the inflammable organic materials from the extractive industry, as well as by explosive gases released during the self-heating process during the storage, transport, and/or handling thereof. The concentrated steeping liquor of the invention is diluted with water and mixed with the material to be treated in respective proportions so as to obtain, for an index P up to 315 m, a percentage of fines at most equal to 6%.
Mine cooling and dehumidifying system
A mine cooling and dehumidifying system includes a compressor, a gas-liquid separator, an evaporator, a condenser and an expansion valve. The evaporator is in an air supply well, and the condenser is in a return air well; the compressor, the gas-liquid separator and the expansion valve are all between the air supply well and the return air well; an inlet of the compressor is connected to a refrigerant outlet of the evaporator through the gas-liquid separator, and a refrigerant inlet of the evaporator is connected with an outlet of the expansion valve; an inlet of the expansion valve is connected with a refrigerant outlet of the condenser, and a refrigerant inlet of the condenser is connected with an outlet of the compressor. In the present disclosure, by vapor compression type refrigeration cycle, the downhole air heat is transferred to the return air and then discharged to the ground.
Mine cooling and dehumidifying system
A mine cooling and dehumidifying system includes a compressor, a gas-liquid separator, an evaporator, a condenser and an expansion valve. The evaporator is in an air supply well, and the condenser is in a return air well; the compressor, the gas-liquid separator and the expansion valve are all between the air supply well and the return air well; an inlet of the compressor is connected to a refrigerant outlet of the evaporator through the gas-liquid separator, and a refrigerant inlet of the evaporator is connected with an outlet of the expansion valve; an inlet of the expansion valve is connected with a refrigerant outlet of the condenser, and a refrigerant inlet of the condenser is connected with an outlet of the compressor. In the present disclosure, by vapor compression type refrigeration cycle, the downhole air heat is transferred to the return air and then discharged to the ground.
Mine area distributed combined cooling heating power energy system for extracting gas for coal mine
A distributed combined cooling, heating and power energy system for gas extraction in a coal mining area, which belongs to an energy system for gas production. A gas extraction pump station, a gas storage tank, a water-sealing flame arrester, a wire mesh filter, a first pipeline flame arrester, a wet-type bleeding valve and a cyclone dehydrator are sequentially connected; an outlet of the cyclone dehydrator is divided into two branches, one branch sequentially connected with a second pipeline flame arrester, a proportioning mixer, a gas power machine, a waste heat boiler and a waste heat-type double-effect lithium bromide absorption water chiller/heater unit, and the other connected with a gas-type double-effect lithium bromide absorption water chiller/heater unit; a first power generator is connected with the gas power machine, a water storage tank outlet is connected with a pressurizing pump, a second power generator is connected with a steam turbine and driven by the steam power machine to generate power, and cold/hot water of the waste heat-type water chiller/heater unit and the gas-type water chiller/heater unit is delivered through an energy supply pipeline after collection and mixing. With the power energy system mining area, clean production and utilization of coal-mine gas and economic development of coal mine areas are realized.
Mine area distributed combined cooling heating power energy system for extracting gas for coal mine
A distributed combined cooling, heating and power energy system for gas extraction in a coal mining area, which belongs to an energy system for gas production. A gas extraction pump station, a gas storage tank, a water-sealing flame arrester, a wire mesh filter, a first pipeline flame arrester, a wet-type bleeding valve and a cyclone dehydrator are sequentially connected; an outlet of the cyclone dehydrator is divided into two branches, one branch sequentially connected with a second pipeline flame arrester, a proportioning mixer, a gas power machine, a waste heat boiler and a waste heat-type double-effect lithium bromide absorption water chiller/heater unit, and the other connected with a gas-type double-effect lithium bromide absorption water chiller/heater unit; a first power generator is connected with the gas power machine, a water storage tank outlet is connected with a pressurizing pump, a second power generator is connected with a steam turbine and driven by the steam power machine to generate power, and cold/hot water of the waste heat-type water chiller/heater unit and the gas-type water chiller/heater unit is delivered through an energy supply pipeline after collection and mixing. With the power energy system mining area, clean production and utilization of coal-mine gas and economic development of coal mine areas are realized.
Optimized mine ventilation system
The optimized mine ventilation system of this invention supplements mine ventilation basic control systems composed of PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers with human machine interfaces from vendors such as Allen-Bradley, Modicon and others) or DCSs (Distributed Control System from vendors such as ABB and others) with supervisory control establishing a dynamic ventilation demand as a function of real-time tracking of machinery and/or personnel location and where this demand is optimally distributed in the work zones via the mine ventilation network and where the energy required to ventilate is minimized while totally satisfying the demand for each work zones. The optimized mine ventilation system operates on the basis of a predictive dynamic simulation model of the mine ventilation network along with emulated control equipment such as fans and air flow regulators. The model always reaches an air mass flow balance where the pressure and density is preferably compensated for depth and accounts for the natural ventilation pressure flows due to temperature differences. Model setpoints are checked for safety bounds and sent to real physical control equipment via the basic control system.