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Preparing a coal layer for the gasification<br />

are consists in making slope and vertical<br />

wells to the surface terrain. To floor<br />

of the coal layer through wells are pipes<br />

set, and contact with middle tube through<br />

which the drill and cementing. Well<br />

through the coal layer is not pipes set. The<br />

bottom of the well is about 0.5 m from the<br />

floor of coal layer. Construction of well<br />

system, wells schedule and their diameter<br />

are determined specifically for each deposit<br />

based on geological characteristics of<br />

the deposit. The formation of the channel<br />

between wells is applied with controlled<br />

drilling with which through layer well a<br />

horizontal well, to the floor of coal layer,<br />

which connects the vertical wells. Fractures<br />

of coal layer are performed using<br />

high pressure air, hydraulic, or fire, to ensure<br />

the passage of air through the pores in<br />

coal. Coal layer is ignite inserting glowing<br />

coke through a well and insufflation of air,<br />

at low pressure or with brener.<br />

During pyrolysis, coal is glowing and<br />

frees resins, oils, lower hydrocarbons and<br />

volatile. Gasification occurs when water<br />

vapor, oxygen, carbon dioxide and hydrogen<br />

react with hot coal.<br />

Methane is a product of pyrolysis and<br />

boost production of its lower temperatures<br />

and higher pressures. The results indicate<br />

that the increased pressure causes the penetration<br />

the pyrolysis through coal layer and<br />

so stimulates gasification process. Carbon<br />

oxidation reactions dominate at lower temperatures<br />

and lower pressures, which leads to<br />

higher carbon dioxide content in the produced<br />

gas and lower heating value. Such<br />

conditions are typical of earlier, relatively<br />

shallow UCG probe.<br />

Basic principles that could be applied<br />

to Aleksinac deposit of oil shale and coal<br />

is that the coal gasification is carried out<br />

with pure oxygen under pressure to 20 bar,<br />

and that the heat obtained by this procedure<br />

is used for reduced of oil shale partially<br />

in floor of coal layer and for the<br />

most part in overlie of oil shale.<br />

The usual procedure for reduce oil<br />

shale is to done gasification of coal or the<br />

solid rest of the processing of reduced of<br />

oil shale products and that gasification<br />

products with its heat made reduced oil<br />

shale in the higher part of the manhole<br />

himself.<br />

Nature is made to Aleksinac deposit<br />

has just such an arrangement (the only<br />

thing that would be favorable is that the<br />

floor oil shale does not exceed the thickness<br />

of coal layer).<br />

The procedure would be as follows:<br />

Gasification of coal layers are released<br />

gasification products CO, H2, CH4 with a<br />

temperature of 700° C and coal layer with<br />

its thickness from 6 m down to thickness<br />

of approximately 0.8 m (depending on the<br />

ash content). As the result, there is a natural<br />

crashing of overlie of oil shale, their<br />

disintegration and prepare for reduce. Hot<br />

products of gasification perform reduce of<br />

overlie oil shale passing through the mass<br />

of disintegrated oil shale. Floor oil shale is<br />

heated with passage of heat.<br />

In the Aleksinac deposits are proposed<br />

gasification with pure oxygen (to obtain<br />

the modified procedure of Linde-Frenkl).<br />

It is proposed modifications to the previous<br />

air cooling using heat obtained by<br />

cooling gas from wells. Gasification with<br />

pure oxygen rather than air, it is suggested<br />

due to the much faster conducting the<br />

process, greater utili<strong>za</strong>tion coefficient of<br />

heat and gaseous products to obtain far<br />

greater heat value.<br />

Gasification of coal derived gas and<br />

oxygen with the pressure that normally has<br />

about 16.7 MJ/m 3 enriches the gaseous<br />

products oil shale reduce and reaches a<br />

value of about 20.9 MJ/m 3 . As such, it<br />

belongs to medium caloric gas and can be<br />

No 1, 2010. 54<br />

MINING ENGINEERING

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