ArticleRSC advances2023
Study on the surface wetting mechanism of bituminous coal based on the microscopic molecular structure.
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Abstract
The chemical wet dust removal method is one of the hot methods for coal dust control, and the key to its success lies in whether the surface of coal dust can be well wetted or not. Nowadays, the wetting mechanism of the coal dust surface is understudied, limiting the further application of chemical wet dust removal. Thus, the exploration of the wetting mechanism based on the microscopic molecular structure characteristics of the coal surface provides a new solution to improve the wet dust removal efficiency. Herein, the bituminous coal collected from 3 groups of coal seams in the Pingdingshan mining area was used as the object of study to reveal the microscopic wetting mechanism. Proximate analysis, nuclear magnetic resonance carbon spectroscopy (
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