What are the factors that affect the results of coal type and lithofacies analysis data?
Thread Content
What are the factors that affect the results of coal type and lithofacies analysis data?
Setting aside equipment, personnel, and environmental factors, could the addition of certain substances to the blended coal be responsible for abnormalities in the analysis equipment, resulting in an illusion that there is only one type of coal present in the blend? This could interfere with the accuracy of the data obtained from coal blending analyses
Is it possible that the supplier added some substance to the blended coal, thereby interfering with the coal lithology analysis and leading to misjudgments by both equipment and humans?
When it comes to analysis, it mainly refers to analytical instruments
The main factors affecting the results of coal type and lithofacies analysis are equipment stability, the cleanliness of the standard samples, voltage stability, and whether the temperature is 25 degrees; too low a temperature can lead to the formation of bubbles, as well as whether the grinding surfaces are flat with few scratches