This embodiment proposes a method, device, and equipment for detecting high-temperature points of
spontaneous combustion in
coal in goaf areas of
coal mines, relating to the field of mining technology. The method includes: controlling
phased array radar transceiver nodes to take turns as transmitters according to a preset sequence, with the remaining
phased array radar transceiver nodes acting as receivers, transmitting electromagnetic
waves at a preset frequency; determining the
arrival time, amplitude attenuation, and
phase change of the electromagnetic wave signals received in the receivers, generating multiple sets of corresponding wavefield information for the
transmitter-
receiver paths; determining the theoretical
travel time and theoretical amplitude of each
ray path in the wavefield information; establishing a corresponding forward model for electromagnetic
wave propagation, and importing the wavefield information, theoretical
travel time, and theoretical amplitude to generate a three-dimensional
dielectric constant distribution image; and converting the three-dimensional
dielectric constant distribution image into a three-dimensional temperature field distribution map based on a preset
coal sample
dielectric constant-temperature relationship curve. This embodiment can detect and accurately locate high-temperature potential points of
spontaneous combustion in coal at an early stage.