Coal quality on-line detecting analytical method based on regression analysis
A regression analysis and analysis method technology, applied in material excitation analysis, fluorescence/phosphorescence, etc., can solve problems such as insufficient precision, large investment, and inability to achieve full element analysis.
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- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Publication Date
- 2009-08-19
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Abstract
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[0001] The invention relates to an online detection and analysis method for coal. Specifically, the basic principle of the method is laser-induced plasma spectroscopy (LIBS), which is based on the least squares method in regression analysis for quantitative analysis of coal elements. Background technique
[0002] In coal mines, coal plants and power plants and other coal-consuming units, it is necessary to control the various components of the coal on the belt conveyor in time according to the needs, so as to adjust and control in a timely manner, which requires real-time online analysis of the coal on the conveyor belt. Most of the commonly used methods are offline analysis. This method has disadvantages such as poor sampling and sample preparation, slow analysis speed, and cumbersome procedures. It cannot provide timely feedback of coal information and cannot provide real-time online reference data for operators. It is difficult to meet the needs of indust...
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Embodiment 1
[0076] A method for online detection and analysis of coal quality based on regression analysis, characterized in that
[0077] 1) First, a group of anthracite coal samples with known mass concentrations of each element are used for calibration. The mass concentrations of the main elements of the coal samples are sample 1 containing 92.27% of C, 1.14% of H, 4.72% of O, and 0.88% of N. S 0.54%; Sample 2 contains C 95.76%, H 1.16%, O 2.37%, N 0.88%, S 0.32%; Sample 3 contains C 94.90%, H 1.18%, O 2.55%, N 0.72%, S 0.65% ;Sample 4: C 91.59%, H 4.04%, O 2.59%, N 1.46%, S 0.32%, because the mass concentration of trace elements is very small, for the convenience of explanation, the influence of trace elements on the signals of the measured elements is not considered here , of course, trace elements can also be considered according to actual measurement needs. Put five kinds of coal samples on the coal conveyor belt in turn, and use the laser-induced plasma spectroscopy system instal...
Embodiment 2
[0099] 1) First, a group of anthracite coal samples with known mass concentrations of each element are used for calibration. The mass concentrations of the main elements of the coal samples are sample 1 containing 92.27% of C, 1.14% of H, 4.72% of O, and 0.88% of N. S 0.54%; Sample 2 contains C 95.76%, H 1.16%, O 2.37%, N 0.88%, S 0.32%; Sample 3 contains C 94.90%, H 1.18%, O 2.55%, N 0.72%, S 0.65% ;Sample 4: C 91.59%, H 4.04%, O 2.59%, N 1.46%, S 0.32%, because the mass concentration of trace elements is very small, for the convenience of explanation, the influence of trace elements on the signals of the measured elements is not considered here , of course, trace elements can also be considered according to actual measurement needs. Put five kinds of coal samples on the coal conveyor belt in turn, and use the laser-induced plasma spectroscopy system installed on the coal conveyor belt to detect the coal samples online, such as figure 1 As shown: the pulsed laser 1 is used a...