forming the composition of underground coal gasification products in the simulation of various heat and mass transfer conditions in the coal seam
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Abstract
The mathematical model describing the heat and mass transfer processes in underground coal gasification is proposed. Numerical studies have allowed to determine the composition of gases depending on the temperature, pressure products of gasification, and the composition of the heated oxidant injected. Relations the composition of the concentration of combustible gas component of the oxidant injected: dry air, a mixture of oxygen, nitrogen and water vapor in different proportions were prepared. It is found that, depending on the oxygen content in the oxidizer low-temperature gasification mode is implemented (up to 15%). At higher values of the oxygen concentration in the oxidizer the high-temperature mode is realized, in which the fuel gas output increases significantly.
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| Authors | ;Masanik A.S.;Subbotin A.N.;Tarasanov A.S. |
| Journal | acta botânica brasílica |
| Year | 2016 |
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10.1051/matecconf/20167201108
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