Analysis on Prediction of Residual Coal Spontaneous Combustion in Goaf Based on Support Vector Machine
LI Ming-jian
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LI Ming-jian
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Based on the analysis on the seam spontaneous combustion in the coal mining face,the prediction technology with the support vector machine was applied to predict and analyze the spontaneous combustion danger of the residual coal in the goaf.Taking the residual coal spontaneous combustion in the goaf of the No.8914 fully mechanized top coal caving mining face in Xinzhouyao Mine as a case,the danger of the goaf during the different periods was predicted and analyzed,the feasibility of the method was approved.To break the conventional experience analysis method,the mine safety intelligent analysis could be conducted and would have the applied value to establish the intrinsic safety mine.
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Based on the analysis on the seam spontaneous combustion in the coal mining face,the prediction technology with the support vector machine was applied to predict and analyze the spontaneous combustion danger of the residual coal in the goaf.Taking the residual coal spontaneous combustion in the goaf of the No.8914 fully mechanized top coal caving mining face in Xinzhouyao Mine as a case,the danger of the goaf during the different periods was predicted and analyzed,the feasibility of the method was approved.To break the conventional experience analysis method,the mine safety intelligent analysis could be conducted and would have the applied value to establish the intrinsic safety mine.
Key concepts: Spontaneous combustion, Residual, Coal, Coal mining, Mining engineering, Engineering, Petroleum engineering, Combustion