Kozii Ye.S. Arsenic, mercury, fluorine and beryllium in the с1 coal seam of the Blahodatna mine of Pavlohrad-Petropavlivka geological and industrial area of Western Donbas

Geoteh. meh. 2021, 15958-68

https://doi.org/10.15407/geotm2021.159.058

 

ARSENIC, MERCURY, FLUORINE AND BERYLLIUM IN THE c1 COAL SEAM OF THE BLAHODATNA MINE OF PAVLOHRAD-PETROPAVLIVKA GEOLOGICAL AND INDUSTRIAL AREA OF WESTERN DONBAS

1Kozii Ye.S.

1National Technical University "Dnipro Polytechnic"

UDC 553.94:550.42           

Language: English

Abstract. Spatial distribution of arsenic, mercury, fluorine and beryllium in the c1 coal seam of «Blahodatna» mine field are considered. This research associated with increasing requirements for environmental protection, which necessitate the need for new scientifically based methods for predicting the content of toxic elements in rock mass that extracting by mines and mining waste and coal enrichment.
The aim of the research is to establish features and regularities in the distribution of arsenic, mercury, fluorine and beryllium in the coal seam c1 of Blahodatna mine of Pavlohrad-Petropavlivka geological and industrial area of Western Donbas.
Maps of the isoconcentrate of arsenic, mercury, fluorine and beryllium and maps of the regional constituent of their contents by the area of the mine field were constructed. Linear regression equations are calculated between their concentrations and the main technological parameters of coal.
On the basis of the results of statistical processing of geochemical information and geological and structural characteristics of the coal seam c1 of «Blahodatna» mine field allowed us to establish, that the beryllium is the only element mainly associated with the organic constituent of the coal layer. Cumulation of its main part occurred in the process of peat accumulation. Close correlation connection between mercury and arsenic with sulfur and the analysis of the spatial location of the anomalies of these elements with the geological and structural features of the seam indicates the accumulation of these elements at the post-sedimentation stage of the formation of coal deposits and their genetic connection with the tectonic disturbance. Moreover, if large disturbances basically have a role of supply and transit channels, then minor disturbance and make a controlling function. Close direct correlation relationship of fluorine with coal ash and analysis of the constructed maps indicate that its predominant accumulation during the formation of a paleo-turfary in the composition of layered aluminosilicates.
The main scientific importance of the results of the performed studies is the establishment of geochemical associations and genetic causes that have a significant effect on the distribution of toxic elements in coal seam of c1.
Keywords: arsenic, mercury, fluorine, beryllium, toxic elements, map of isoconcentrate, map of the regional constituent of content, linear regression equation.

 

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About the author:

Kozii Yevhen Serhiiovych, Candidate of Geological Sciences (Ph.D.), Deputy Director of Educational and Scientific Center for Training of Foreign Citizens, Dnipro University of Technology (NTU "DP"), Dnipro, Ukraine, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.