Abstract
Quantitatively-measuring of coal dust wettability is essential for the R/D of chemical coal dust suppressants in the field of dust control with wetting-agent-added water. Analysed the causes which in present lab testing of coal dust wettability cause out-comes’ low repeat rate and poor consistency with coal dust suppression practices in fields, and investigated the influence of different briquetting pressure (from 0 to 6.5×108 Pa) on the wet behavior of coal dust as a new way to evaluate quantitatively coal dust wettability. The study shows that there is a fairly high coincidence between the coal dust wettability data measured by briquetting technique and the results gained from the lab dust suppression tests using an apparatus MCYZ.
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