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Evaluation of cross-correlation relationship between coal characteristics and technological and textural parameters of cokes
Serenčíšová, J. ; Vontorová, J. ; Klika, Z. ; Kožušníková, Alena
This paper deals with the statistical evaluation of the basic characteristics of 26 coal samples and cokes produced and delivered by coking plant Zabrze in Poland. The aim of this study was to evaluate the following correlation relationships between chemical (Ad, Sd, Cla, Pd) and petrographic composition of coal (the content of vitrinite, inertinite, liptinite) and coalification degree (Vdaf, Rr) together with coking parameters (contraction a, dilatation b, swelling index SI) in relation to textural (TIV - total intrusion volume, TPA - total pore area, APD - average pore diameter, BD - bulk density, PS - total porosity), chemical (Ad, Vdaf ) and technological parameters (CRI, CSR) of cokes. The results are discussed and compared with previous studies.
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Carbon particles in mine-stone dumps after bituminous coals mining
Sýkorová, Ivana ; Havelcová, Martina ; Klika, Z. ; Trejtnarová, Hana ; Fojtíková, M. ; Šulc, Alexandr
The influence of heating on optical properties and morphology of organic matter was studied in mine-stone dumps in three districts in the Czech Republic.
Organic compounds in hardcoal waste piles studied by GC/MS and Py-GC/MS
Havelcová, Martina ; Sýkorová, Ivana ; Klika, Z. ; Trejtnarová, Hana ; Fojtíková, M.
GC/MS and Py-GC/MS techniques were used to provide information on set of samples from three waste piles localities in Czech Republic. Substituted and unsubstituted phenantrenes and other polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons were comprised in sample extracts. The results were correlated with petrographic composition.
Secondary minerals origined on burning coal waste piles in selected coal basins in the Czech Republic
Martinec, Petr ; Klika, Z.
In this paper the existence of coal waste pile have been divided into various stages. Four of these stages (A, B, C and D) belong to stage of coal waste pile heating. Whereas stage A run at the ambient low temperature the stage D run at very high temperature (above 900°C). The fifth stage E follows cooling period and sixth stage F interaction of coal waste pile with injected material that is added to burning coal waste pile in order to decrease its temperature. Each stage is characterized by various condition at which new secondary minerals are formed. Some of them are typical just for related stages of coal waste pile existence.
Mathematical modelling of bituminous coal seams burning out
Kozubek, T. ; Klika, Z. ; Dostál, Z. ; Dvořák, D. ; Martinec, Petr
Burning out of three coal seams in Upper Silesian Coal Basin was modelled with simplifying assumptions. The heat equation with suitable initial and boundary conditions was used for the description of this process.

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