A Field Study of Coal Fire Areas Re-Burning Behavior Assessment and Related Carbon Emissions

H Wang, C Fan, J Li, Y Wu, S Xing, W Wang - Fire, 2022 - mdpi.com
The re-burning of coal seams still occurs in coal fire areas after firefighting projects. A large
amount of spontaneous combustion gas products is released from the surface fissure, which …

Mercury emission from underground coal fires in the mining goaf of the Wuda Coalfield, China

B Shan, G Wang, F Cao, D Wu, W Liang… - … and Environmental Safety, 2019 - Elsevier
Abstract The Wuda Coalfield, Inner Mongolia suffers from serious coal fires for more than
half a century. Fire-extinguishing projects have been carried out to suppress the coal fires …

Planular-vertical distribution and pollution characteristics of cropland soil Hg and the estimated soil–air exchange fluxes of gaseous Hg over croplands in northern …

C Wang, Z Wang, Y Gao, X Zhang - Environmental Research, 2021 - Elsevier
Highlights•Approximate two thirds of sites were moderately or considerably polluted by
Hg.•Significantly higher topsoil Hg levels indicate serious pollution in recent years.•Polluted …

Sources and assessment of mercury and other heavy metal contamination in soils surrounding the Wuda underground coal fire area, Inner Mongolia, China

G Wang, F Cao, B Shan, M Meng, W Wang… - Bulletin of environmental …, 2019 - Springer
Concentrations of mercury and other heavy metals were measured in soils surrounding the
Wuda Coalfield, Inner Mongolia where underground coal fires are regarded as an important …

Diffusion of Surface CO2 in Coalfield Fire Areas by Surface Temperature and Wind

J Zhang, H Wang, C Fan, Z Fan, H Liang… - Natural Resources …, 2024 - Springer
In the early stages of a coalfield fire, CO2 emissions are relatively low, and it is challenging
to detect CO2 concentrations in the soil surface due to the impact of surface temperature and …

Mercury emission from underground coal fires: a typical case in China

Q Cao, Y Cheng, T Kusakabe, Y Qian, H Liang… - Journal of Material …, 2023 - Springer
Mercury, a highly toxic environmental pollutant with a global circulation, must be controlled
worldwide. Taking the Wuda underground coal fires, one of the most severe coal fire …

Uncontrolled coal fires: How medical geology can save lives

NT Nichols, RB Finkelman - Medical Geology: En Route to One …, 2023 - Wiley Online Library
Emissions from underground coal fires extend the already well‐known adverse health
impacts of coal extraction and combustion. The extraction, storage, transportation, and …

Mercury sources in a subterranean spontaneous combustion area

C Li, J Sun, J Shi, H Liang, Q Cao, Z Li… - … and Environmental Safety, 2020 - Elsevier
Mercury is a toxic, persistent, and mobile contaminant. Coal spontaneous combustion are
widely distributed in the world and releases a great deal of Hg. Identifying the burning coal …

乌达煤田尘土汞溯源分析

李珊, 李春辉, 梁汉东, 曹庆一, 高秀龙 - 矿业科学学报, 2021 - kykxxb.cumtb.edu.cn
本文采用多接收电感耦合等离子体质谱仪(MC-ICPMS) 分析了乌达煤田9 号火区的不同煤层煤,
落尘和地表土汞同位素比值, 以探讨煤火区地表汞的可能来源煤层. 结果表明, 煤, 落尘和地表土δ …

Specification of complex-PAHs in coal fire sponges (CFS) by high-resolution mass spectrometry with electrospray ionization

D Xu, Y Liang, X Hong, M Liang, H Liang - Environmental Science and …, 2021 - Springer
Underground coal fires are considered an ecological disaster. While underground coal fires
are prevalent in coal-producing areas throughout the world, they are most problematic in …