Abstract
The methodological features of determining the ash content in coal using scattered gamma radiation are considered in the present study. Theoretical and experimental studies have shown that the integral intensity of secondary (scattered and fluorescent) radiation can serve as an instrumental signal depending on the quality of coal. To achieve a more unambiguous relationship between the integral radiation intensity and the ash content in coal of variable material composition, a compensation technique has been proposed consisting in artificial attenuating secondary radiation. The laws governing the integral intensity of radiation depending on the inverse thickness of the filter are studied, and the results are found to be invariant with variations in the ash composition. A model has been developed to optimize the filtering parameters of secondary radiation by considering the regularity of changes in the filter inversion thickness depending on the ash content.
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