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Historical Perspective on Identifying and Controlling Spontaneous Combustion

Wang et al., 2020

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16649149761989427292
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Wang X
Wang X
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Spontaneous Combustion of Coal: Characteristics, Evaluation and Risk Assessment

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This chapter summarizes the experimental, theoretical, and preventive methods on identifying and controlling spontaneous combustion. Classic experimental methods for evaluating lability of self-heating are reviewed including USBM method, adiabatic method …
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