Application of New High-Energy Expansion Agent in Coal Mine Roadway Excavation

A new energy material, a high-energy expansion agent (HEEA), was proposed for the harsh engineering environment of a mine. A safety test and field engineering test were carried out. The results showed that the mechanical sensitivity of the HEEA was extremely low, and no combustion and explosion occu...

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description A new energy material, a high-energy expansion agent (HEEA), was proposed for the harsh engineering environment of a mine. A safety test and field engineering test were carried out. The results showed that the mechanical sensitivity of the HEEA was extremely low, and no combustion and explosion occurred in multiple impact and friction tests. Meanwhile, the HEEA only burns in open spaces without detonation. Through field experiments, the HEEA can achieve a good blasting effect, providing strong support for its promotion in low-disturbance environmental engineering applications.
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subjects Aluminum
Blasting (explosive)
Carbon dioxide
Coal
Coal industry
Coal mines
Coalbed methane
Combustion
Detonation
Energy
Environmental engineering
Explosions
Explosives
Friction
Heat
Moisture content
Open spaces
Production management
Propagation
Reagents
Underground explosions
Water-power
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