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Determination of velocity correction factors for real-time air velocity monitoring in underground mines

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  • Alternative Title:
    Int J Coal Sci Technol
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    When there are installations of air velocity sensors in the mining industry for real-time airflow monitoring, a problem exists with how the monitored air velocity at a fixed location corresponds to the average air velocity, which is used to determine the volume flow rate of air in an entry with the cross-sectional area. Correction factors have been practically employed to convert a measured centerline air velocity to the average air velocity. However, studies on the recommended correction factors of the sensor-measured air velocity to the average air velocity at cross sections are still lacking. A comprehensive airflow measurement was made at the Safety Research Coal Mine, Bruceton, PA, using three measuring methods including single-point reading, moving traverse, and fixed-point traverse. The air velocity distribution at each measuring station was analyzed using an air velocity contour map generated with Surfer®. The correction factors at each measuring station for both the centerline and the sensor location were calculated and are discussed.
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  • Source:
    Int J Coal Sci Technol. 4(4):322-332.
  • Pubmed ID:
    29201495
  • Pubmed Central ID:
    PMC5709814
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  • Volume:
    4
  • Issue:
    4
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    urn:sha256:08b86d295ec60b35f55a3603d7fa5153c855608216c6eed769d4ba36a7fbe806
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