Abstract
Purpose. Investigation of regularities of mercury distribution in coal of formation c7n of the Pavlogradska mine field. Methodology. Method of atomic absorption analysis of furrow samples of wells. Processing of geochemical and structural-geological data by methods of mathematical statistics using Excel 2016 and Statistica 6.0. The computer program Surfer was used to build maps/ Results. In article considered the distribution of mercury in the coal seam c7н of the Pavlohradska mine field of the Pavlohrad-Petropavlivka geological and industrial district of Donbas. As a result of the study, a map of isoconcentrates and a map of the regional component of mercury content in the coal of the seam were constructed and analyzed. Correlation coefficients between mercury concentration and formation morphological parameters and coal sulfur were calculated. The regression equations between this element and the ash content of coal are also established, which will allow predicting their concentration in the main working coal seams of the geological-industrial area relative to the values of coal ash content. The nature of sulfur distribution is established and the weighted average concentrations and the main descriptive statistics of this element are calculated. Scientific novelty. Peculiarities and regularities of mercury accumulation in coal of formation c7n are revealed. Practical significance. The constructed maps and established correlations are the factual basis for long-term forecasting of mercury concentrations in extracted raw materials and adjustment of technological schemes of coal beneficiation. Keywords: mercury, mine, coal height, ash content, stratum depth, sulfur content, regression equation, correlation coefficient.
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