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Autor(en) / Beteiligte

• Ni, Guanhua
• Dou, Haoran
• Li, Zhao
• Zhu, Chuanjie
• Sun, Gongshuai
• Hu, Xiangming
• Wang, Gang
• Liu, Yixin
• Wang, Zhenyang

Titel

Study on the combustion characteristics of bituminous coal modified by typical inorganic acids

Ist Teil von

• Energy (Oxford), 2022-12, Vol.261, p.125214, Article 125214

Ort / Verlag

Elsevier Ltd

Erscheinungsjahr

2022

Quelle

Elsevier ScienceDirect Journals

Beschreibungen/Notizen

• Acid fracturing technology is applied to increase the permeability of coal seams to promote gas extraction, but the effects of acid solutions on coal combustion cannot be ignored. This paper focuses on HF, HCl, and HNO3. The Bagchi method determines the mechanism function of each nonisothermal TG stage of acidified coal. Combining FTIR, TG-DTA, and KTA, this paper studies the combustion performance of acidified coal from the perspectives of the coal molecular structure evolution, combustion phenomenon, and kinetics. The results show that inorganic acids can destroy C=O in coal, resulting in the carbonyl groups in the HF, HCl, and HNO3 samples decreasing to 21%, 35%, and 0% of that in the RAW samples, respectively. Inorganic acid significantly enhances the reaction rate and thermal effect of combustion stage and improves the comprehensive combustion performance of coal, and the effect is in the order of HF > HNO3>HCl. Inorganic acids change the most likely mechanism function of initial weight loss stage. The oxidation increase of the HNO3 sample is greater than the corrosion weight loss, resulting in a corrosion ratio of −1.74%. HF and HCl reduce the activation energy of oxidation weight gain stage and increase the spontaneous combustion tendency of coal samples. •The most likely mechanism functions of acidified coals are determined.•The combustion mechanism is revealed from the evolution of functional groups.•Inorganic acids reduce carbonyl groups in coal by more than 65%.•The corrosion ratio of the HNO3 coal sample due to oxidation is negative.•HF and HCl increase the spontaneous combustion tendency of coal.