Simulation device for radon transport process of underground coal spontaneous combustion carbon dioxide microbubbles
A carbon dioxide, process simulation technology, applied in teaching models, educational appliances, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as late start, and achieve the effects of improving flow, fast and accurate measurement, and accelerating radon migration.
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[0022] The working process is that the carbon dioxide gas with a certain flow rate provided by the carbon dioxide gas cylinder enters the device of the present invention after being heated to the required temperature after reaching the heating device through the gas pipeline. After the carbon dioxide enters from the gas pipeline, it first passes through the water storage chamber. When the dissolved carbon dioxide in the water reaches saturation, it will continue to move in the form of a stable carbon dioxide microbubble plume, and migrate upwards through the radon chamber carrying radon gas. The radon concentration is detected in the middle and top of the medium (soil), and the detection data is transmitted to a microcomputer (information processing device) through a coaxial cable for analysis, to explore the role of carbon dioxide microbubbles in transporting radon migration.
[0023] Such as figure 1 As shown, the main body of the device of the present invention is composed ...
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