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Chemistry and particle size distribution of respirable coal dust in underground mines in Central Eastern Europe

International Journal of Coal Science & Technology 2022年第1期9卷 200-216页

作者： Pedro Trechera Xavier Querol Robert Lah Diane Johnson Aleksander Wrana Ben Williamson Teresa Moreno Instituto de Diagnostico Ambiental Y Estudios del Agua Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas(IDAEACSIC)C/Jordi Girona 18‑2608034 BarcelonaSpain Department of Natural Resources and Environment Industrial and TIC Engineering(EMIT-UPC)08242 ManresaSpain Premogovnik Velenje d.d Partizanskacesta 783320 VelenjeSlovenia Camborne School of Mines University of ExeterPenrynCornwall TR109FEUK Department of Extraction Technology and Mining Support Central Mining Institute(GIG)40‑166 KatowicePlacGwarkow 1Poland

Despite international efforts to limit worker exposure to coal dust,it continues to impact the health of thousands of miners across Europe.Airborne coal dust has been studied to improve risk models and its control to protect workers.Particle size distribution analyses shows that using spraying systems to suppress airborne dusts can reduce particulate matter concentrations and that coals with higher ash yields produce finer dust.There are marked chemical differences between parent coals and relatively coarse deposited dusts(up to _(500)μm,DD_(500)).Enrichments in Ca,K,Ba,Se,Pb,Cr,Mo,Ni and especially As,Sn,Cu,Zn and Sb in the finest respirable dust fractions could originate from:(i)mechanical machinery wear;(ii)variations in coal mineralogy;(iii)coal fly ash used in shotcrete,and carbonates used to reduce the risk of explosions.Unusual enrichments in Ca in mine dusts are attributed to the use of such concrete,and elevated K to raised levels of phyllosilicate mineral matter.Sulphur concentrations are higher in the parent coal than in the DD_(500),probably due to relatively lower levels of organic matter.Mass concentrations of all elements observed in this study remained below occupational exposure limits.

关键词： Coal dust Deposited dust respirable dust Particle size distribution dust chemistry PM10 coal dust exposure

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Development of a roof bolter drilling control process to reduce the generation of respirable dust

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International Journal of Coal Science & Technology 2021年第2期8卷 199-204页

作者： Hua Jiang Yi Luo Centers for Disease Control and Prevention National Institute for Occupational Safety and HealthPittsburghPAUSA Department of Mining Engineering West Virginia UniversityMorgantownWVUSA

The drilling operation in the roof bolting process,especially in hard rock,generates excessive respirable coal and quartz dusts,which could expose the roof bolting operator to continued health risks.Previous research has shown that the amount of respirable dust produced is dependent on the main drilling parameters,specifically the drilling rotational and penetration rate.In this paper,a roof bolter drilling control process was proposed to reduce the generation of respirable dust.Based on the analysis of laboratory drilling test results,a rational drilling control process(adjusting rotational and penetration rates)to achieve the optimal drilling parameter for different rock types was proposed.In this process,the ratio between specific energy and rock uniaxial compressive strength was used as the index to determine the optimal operation point.The recommended drilling operation range for the rock type used in the experiment was provided,and the reduction in respirable dust generation was demonstrated.By following this control process,the drilling efficiency can be monitored in real time,so the system can stay in a relatively high-energy efficiency with less respirable dust production from the drilling source.This algorithm is targeted to be incorporated into the current roof bolter drilling control system for drilling automation so that a safe and productive drilling operation can be conducted in a healthy working environment.

关键词： Roof bolter Drilling control respirable dust Specific energy

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Field study results of a 3rd generation roof bolter canopy air curtain for respirable coal mine dust control

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International Journal of Coal Science & Technology 2020年第1期7卷 79-87页

作者： W.R.Reed M.Shahan S.Klima G.Ross K.Singh R.Cross T.Grounds NIOSH PittsburghPA.USA J.H.Fletcher&Co. Huntington WVUSA Prairie State Generating Company LLC Lively GroveILUSA

A 3rd generation roof bolter canopy air curtain(CAC)has been developed and constructed by J.H.Fletcher&Co.,Inc.As with the previous generation of the CAC,this design uses the principle of providing uniform airflow across the canopy area as recommended by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health.The new modifications include a plenum that is constructed of a single flat aluminum plate,smaller-diameter airflow openings,and a single row of perimeter nozzles designed to prevent mine air contaminated by respirable dust from entering the CAC protection zone.Field testing was conducted on this new 3rd generation design showing reductions in coal mine respirable dust exposure for roof bolter operators.dust control efficiencies for the CAC for the left bolter operator(intake side)ranged from approximately 26%–60%,while the efficiencies for the CAC for the right bolter operator(return side)ranged from 3%to 47%.

关键词： Roof bolter respirable dust Coal mining Canopy air curtain

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Association between respirable dust Exposure and Respiratory Health Concerns among Workers in Apparel Processing Companies in Export Processing Zone (EPZ) in Machakos County, Kenya

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Occupational Diseases and Environmental Medicine 2022年第4期10卷 271-291页

作者： Owino A. Otieno Paul M. Njogu Dennis Magu Institute of Energy and Environmental Technology Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT) Nairobi Kenya Department of Environmental Health and Disease Control Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT) Nairobi Kenya

Apparel processing is an essential industry in providing clothing needs for the population. The Export Processing Zone (EPZ) in Kenya employs many employees. Garment processing releases respirable dust particles, thus exposing workers to risks to the respiratory system. The study determined the respirable dust health concerns among workers in Apparel Processing Companies (APCs) in EPZ in Machakos County, Kenya. A cross-sectional descriptive design was employed where four companies were studied. Three hundred and sixty-seven participants were selected through systematic random sampling. Data was collected using questionnaires and Interview guides. The study established that workers were exposed to respirable dust PM2.5 ranging from 40.89 ± 24.0 μg·m−3 to 87.49 ± 45.2 μg·m−3 with a mean of 65.61 ± 31.5 μg·m−3. While PM2.5 ranged from 63.59 ± 21.2 μg·m−3 to 313.41 ± 468.0 μg·m−3. With a mean of 104.02 ± 26.0 μg·m−3. Workers complained of different respirable dust-related diseases. The most prevalent conditions were sneezing and coughing (86.4%), chest pains (41.1%), blocked chests (36.8%), and allergic reactions to dust (18.3%). The APC should develop an OSH management system that includes;a dust management policy, dust monitoring, Risk Assessments, Engineering controls installations, medical examination, Training on dust management, PPE provision, and use enforcement.

关键词： Apparel respirable dust Health Concerns Occupational Safety and Health

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Laboratory results of foam application testing for longwall shield dust control in a simulated environment

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International Journal of Coal Science & Technology 2021年第2期8卷 217-227页

作者： W.R.Reed M.R.Shahan Y.Zheng A.Mazzella CDC-NIOSH PittsburghPAUSA

There were 37 longwall faces operating in mines in the United States in 2019.The average panel width for these longwalls was approximately 368.5 m(1209 ft).This translates to a range of approximately 170-240 shields per longwall,depending upon the width of shield.The movement of longwall shields is a significant contributor to respirable dust overexposures to longwall operators.Foam is expected to have the potential to reduce this shield dust generation.The foam is applied to the area on the roof between the coal face and the shield tip after the shearer passes.In this study,the longwall shield dust simulator was used to test three foam agents for their ability to control dust from longwall shield movements.Results showed that at low-velocity ventilation(≈3.0 m/s(600 fpm))all foam agents were able to produce dust reduction levels of at least 45%.At high-velocity ventilation(≈5.1 m/s(1000 fpm)),the reductions were lower and more variable,ranging from being undeterminable for one foam agent to having 46%-63%reductions for the other two foam agents,with one instance of an increase in dust concentration.Overall,the use of foam agents can provide longwall shield dust control.Important factors are roof coverage and the ability of foam to remain on the roof for extended time periods.

关键词： Longwall Shields Foam respirable dust Silica dust

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Research on Distribution Regularities of dust Concentration and Granularity in Large Mining Height Working Face

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World Journal of Engineering and Technology 2023年第2期11卷 208-216页

作者： Daqing Li Qingyi Tu Yang Yang Huainan Emergency Management Bureau Huainan China State Key Laboratory of Mining Response and Disaster Prevention and Control in Deep Coal Mines Anhui University of Sci-ence and Technology Huainan China National Engineering Research Center for Coal Gas Control Huainan China

The key for dust control of coal mine is to clarify the dust concentration distribution and sedimentation in different areas. Both similarity experiment and numerical simulation method have certain restrictions and are quite different from the actual situation on site. In order to study the dust sedimentation regularity of coal mine in large mining height, “filter membrane method” is adopted in this paper, i.e., to dry and weigh the filter membrane before and after sampling, collect the dust of respirable zone on mining face and calculate the dust concentration based on a main airway of 100 m. The result shows that: A large amount of dust will be produced during coal mining, wherein the maximum dust concentration from 6 m upstream to 100 m downstream of coal cutter is 121 mg/m3, while the minimum dust concentration is 61 mg/m3;The dust concentration in return airway is reduced with the distance increases, while the dust concentration at the entrance is 91 mg/m3;A large amount of dust may fall from roof during section advancing and improves the dust concentration of hydraulic support in walking area obviously;The dust granularity of mining face and return airway is 0 - 100 μm, but the amount of respirable dust is higher than 80%, the larger the dust particle size, the higher the dust concentration. Besides, dust in small particle size can be suspended in air flow for longer, but that in large particle size may subside under the action of gravity;To reduce dust exposure, the mining position shall be located in the windward direction of advancing or coal cutter. This research can provide guidance for taking dust prevention measures of working face in large mining height.

关键词： Safety Science and Engineering dust Concentration Filter Membrane Method Particle Size Distribution respirable dust

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