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Coal oxidation by air oxygen can cause a process of spontaneous combustion with intense emission of carbon oxide and danger to initiate explosion of combustible gases. To detect the process of coal spontaneous combustion in mines, they use a gas analysis method providing control of concentrations of carbon oxide, hydrogen and hydrocarbons in the atmosphere. The conducted researches showed that at low-temperature oxidation of coal the intense emission of these gases without temperature increase is possible. Concentration of carbon oxide significantly increases with the growth of coal oxygen sorption rate. Ethylene and carbon dioxide show similar regularities. Acetylene is not found as a result of low-temperature oxidation of coal, and emission of hydrogen, methane, ethane, propane and propylene does not depend on the coal oxygen sorption rate.

Emission of gases from coal at low-temperature oxidation depending on the oxygen sorption rate