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Engineering practice shows that the gas diffusion rules during desorption of hard and soft coal particles are significantly different. This is the key reason leading to the distinction of coal and gas outburst hazard between soft coal and hard coal. The difference of gas diffusion can be used to predict and prevent outburst disaster. Particle size is one of the key factors that cause the difference. Influence rules and mechanisms of particle size have not been found yet. Based on gas transport theory in multi-porous medium, D-values of gas diffusion velocity between soft coal and hard coal with different particle sizes were studied using physical simulation method. The study shows that the D-value declines with particle size decreases when the particle is between basic size and limited size. If particle size is less than the basic size, then the gas diffusion velocity and gas diffusion parameters are no difference between the different coals. If the particle size is equal to or more than the limited size, then the D-value will reach its maximum value, to which is almost stable. The ratios of soft coal to hard coal on gas diffusion kinetic parameters appear to have similar variation rules. According to the Fick's second law, the variation rule of gas diffusion kinetic parameters is a direct reason that results in the change rules of gas diffusion velocity. Different characteristics of pore structure between soft coal and hard coal were investigated using the mercury injection. Also, the influence mechanism of particle size on the different gas diffusion between coals was analyzed. The research results show that the volumes of macropore and mesopore are larger in soft coal, therefore they increase with the particle size decrease. That is, particle size decrease reduces the gap of pore structure between soft coal and hard coal. It reduces the difference of gas diffusion path channels, which is a natural reason. The research results provide a theory base for choosing particle size during determination of gas initial diffusion velocity index (Δp), gas desorption index of drill cuttings (K1, Δh2), and coal seam gas content. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In order to study the gas occurrence law of Xuehu Mine, the geologic structure characteristic of Xuehu Mine was studied, and the influencing factors of gas occurrence law were analyzed. The results indicated that the gas content was high in the north and was low in the south, was high in the deep part and was low in the shallow part. The gas occurrence of Xuehu Mine was closely related to the geological conditions, such as fault structure, fold structure, magmatic activity and so on. The main controlling factors of gas occurrence in the lean coal area was the buried depth of coal seam, and the main controlling factors of gas occurrence in the anthracite area was the buried depth of coal seam and roof mudstone thickness within 20 m. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Based on lots of gas measuring parameters and gas-geological analyzing data, gravitational gliding structure formation mechanism was analyzed from the basic character, and the influence of gliding structure on coal thickness, coal body structure, stress state, coal metamorphism degree, and gas occurrence were studied, and the controlling role of gravitational gliding structure to coal and gas outburst was clarified. The results show that due to the control function of gravitational gliding structure, the original structure of coal is damaged, coal thickness has large variation, coal metamorphism degree is relatively taller, adsorption ability is relatively strong, and the gas volume is relatively high. The trailing edge is mainly affected by tensile stress with more fissures in coal seam roof, and form a series of high angle normal faults, which makes for the absence of gas and restrains outburst happening. The leading edge which is mainly affected by compressive stress forms thrust fault combination and a dense water-barrier protection strata in coal seam roof, which hinders gas emission and makes gas content increased dramatically, and which is prone to coal and gas outburst accidents. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this paper, the authors study some properties of Littlewood–Paley g–functions g ψ ( f), Lusin area functions S ψ,α ( f) and Littlewood–Paley $$ g^{ * }_{{\psi ,\lambda }} {\left( f \right)} $$ functions defined on ℍ n , where α, λ > 0 and ψ, f are suitable functions. They are the generalization of the corresponding operators on ℝ n . [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this paper, the authors study some properties of Littlewood–Paley g–functions g ψ ( f), Lusin area functions S ψ,α ( f) and Littlewood–Paley $$ g^{ * }_{{\psi ,\lambda }} {\left( f \right)} $$ functions defined on ℍ n , where α, λ > 0 and ψ, f are suitable functions. They are the generalization of the corresponding operators on ℝ n . [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

We have developed boiling emulsifier-free emulsion polymerization recipes for the synthesis of monodisperse polystyrene (PS) nanospheres with diameters between ca. 100 and 300 nm. The morphologies of the nanospheres during growth were characterized and the results showed that the PS nanospheres with uniform structures could be synthesized rapidly by modifying the reaction conditions. These nanospheres readily self-assemble into three-dimensionally colloidal photonic crystal film and whose photonic band-stop could be tuned over the entire visible spectral region by altering the sphere diameters.