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Journal of Mining Institute· 2021Q1

Justification of the use of a vegetal additive to diesel fuel as a method of protecting underground personnel of coal mines from the impact of harmful emissions of diesel-hydraulic locomotives

G.I. Korshunov, Anzhelika M. Eremeeva, Carsten Drebenstedt

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Adding 5% vegetal oil-based ester to diesel fuel cuts carbon monoxide emissions by 19-60%, nitrogen oxides by 17-98%, and smoke by up to 71%, improving underground mine working conditions.

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  • A 5% vegetal oil-based ester additive was mixed with hydrotreated diesel fuel.
  • Carbon monoxide emissions reduced by 19-60%.
  • Nitrogen oxide emissions reduced by 17-98%.
  • Exhaust smoke content reduced by up to 71%.
  • Working conditions improved from class 3.1 to 2.

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Abstract

Equipment with diesel engines is used in all mining enterprises. Monorail diesel transport is of great importance in coal mines, as it facilitates the heavy labor of workers when transporting materials and people, fixing mining workings, refueling and repairing equipment, which leads to an increase in the speed of tunneling operations. Reducing the concentration of harmful gases from diesel-hydraulic locomotives at the workplaces of coal mine locomotive drivers can be ensured by the use of additives to diesel fuel that reduce the volume of harmful gas emissions during the operation of diesel-hydraulic locomotives. Additive ester-based on vegetal oil in the amount of 5 mass % in a mixture with hydrotreated diesel fuel reduces the concentration of carbon monoxide by 19-60 %, nitrogen oxides by 17-98 %, depending on the operating mode of the engine, the smoke content of the exhaust gases is reduced to 71 %. There is an improvement in working conditions at the workplace of the driver of a diesel-hydraulic locomotive by the chemical factor due to the reduction of the class of working conditions from 3.1. to 2.

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Field: Fuel Technology

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