ESTIMATION OF ENVIROMENT-FRIENDLY OPERATION OF THE WORKING AREAS IN THE COAL MINES

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Parent Category: Geo-Technical Mechanics, 2013

Category: Collection of scientific papers «Geotekhnicheskaya Mekhanika» Issue 112

UDC 622.411.332.001.57

А.B. Bokiy, Doctoral student

(SHEE «DonNTU»)

Abstract. Issues of ecological estimation of the coal mines operation are considered. Conformities to the law were determined for changes of mean values of methane-bearing capacity of the working areas in the quazy-stationary periods of dynamics of the ventilation system development with taking into account application of different degassing facilities. On the basis of these conformities to the law the criterion is proposed for complex estimation of environment-friendly functioning of high-performance working areas in the coal mines including actual methane-bearing capacity of the area, volume of methane drained by degassing facilities and methane concentration in the outgoing air stream. A method is proposed for determination of this criterion in the mines producing coal and methane.

Keywords: CMM, environment-friendly functioning, degassing of the working area, pumpdown, air distribution.

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About the author

Bokyy Alexander Borisovich, Doctoral student of State Higher Educational Establishment «The National Technical University» of Ukraine (SHEE «DonNTU» Ukraine), Ukraine, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

 

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