An inerting oxygen-consuming inhibitor for preventing goaf spontaneous combustion and its preparation method
A chemical inhibitor and goaf technology, which is used in mining equipment, dust prevention, earthwork drilling, etc., can solve the problems of accelerating the ionization rate of reducing iron powder, consuming reaction products, incomplete reaction, and reducing coal waste. , to achieve the effect of preventing and controlling the spontaneous combustion of leftover coal, improving the effect of oxygen consumption, and using less materials
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[0044] An inerting oxygen-consuming inhibitor for preventing goaf spontaneous combustion, which is composed of reducing iron powder, sodium carbonate and fumed white carbon black, wherein, in terms of mass ratio, reducing iron powder: sodium carbonate: gas-phase white carbon Black=2:1:4.
[0045] The preparation method of the inerting oxygen-consuming inhibitor for preventing goaf spontaneous combustion comprises the following steps:
[0046] Step 1, activation of iron-containing oxygen-depleting agents:
[0047] According to the proportion, the reduced iron powder is weighed, and after activating the reduced iron powder with a sulfuric acid solution with a concentration of 5% for 1 min, the sulfuric acid solution is filtered to obtain the activated reduced iron powder;
[0048] Step 2, inhibitor preparation:
[0049] Add sodium carbonate and fumed white carbon black successively to the activated reducing iron powder according to the proportioning ratio, and stir evenly to o...
Embodiment 2
[0051] An inerting oxygen-consuming inhibitor for preventing goaf spontaneous combustion, which is composed of reducing iron powder, sodium carbonate and fumed white carbon black, wherein, in terms of mass ratio, reducing iron powder: sodium carbonate: gas-phase white carbon Black=2:1:4.
[0052] The preparation method of the inerting oxygen-consuming inhibitor for preventing goaf spontaneous combustion comprises the following steps:
[0053] Step 1, activation of iron-containing oxygen-depleting agents:
[0054] According to the proportion, the reduced iron powder is weighed, and after activating the reduced iron powder with a sulfuric acid solution with a concentration of 5% for 1 min, the sulfuric acid solution is filtered to obtain the activated reduced iron powder;
[0055] Step 2, inhibitor preparation:
[0056] Add sodium carbonate and fumed white carbon black successively to the activated reducing iron powder according to the proportioning ratio, and stir evenly to o...
Embodiment 3
[0058]An inerting oxygen-consuming inhibitor for preventing goaf spontaneous combustion, which is composed of reducing iron powder, magnesium carbonate and fumed white carbon black, wherein, by mass ratio, reducing iron powder: magnesium carbonate: fumed white carbon Black=2:2:1.
[0059] The preparation method of the inerting oxygen-consuming inhibitor for preventing goaf spontaneous combustion comprises the following steps:
[0060] Step 1, activation of iron-containing oxygen-depleting agents:
[0061] According to the proportion, the reduced iron powder was weighed, and after the reduced iron powder was activated with a sulfuric acid solution with a concentration of 4% for 2 minutes, the sulfuric acid solution was filtered to obtain the activated reduced iron powder;
[0062] Step 2, inhibitor preparation:
[0063] According to the proportion, magnesium carbonate and fumed white carbon black are successively added to the activated reducing iron powder, and the mixture is...
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