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Risk identification of coal spontaneous combustion based on COWA modified G1 combination weighting cloud model

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SCIENTIFIC REPORTS
Volume 12, Issue 1, Pages -

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NATURE PORTFOLIO
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-022-06972-4

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  1. National Natural Science Foundation of China [51974149]

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The study analyzed the factors influencing spontaneous combustion in coal mines from the aspects of coal's spontaneous combustion tendency, air leakage, oxygen supply, and heat storage. A new evaluation model was proposed using a combination ordered weighted averaging (COWA) calculation to optimize subjective weighting and verify with actual cases. The results showed that the Lingquan coal mine has a relatively safe level of spontaneous combustion risk, with coal's spontaneous combustion tendency being the main factor.
To realize the scientific judgment of spontaneous combustion risk in the coal mine, the spontaneous combustion influence factors were analyzed from the three aspects of coal spontaneous combustion tendency, air leakage, and oxygen supply, heat storage and heat dissipation. And the basis for the evaluation of t spontaneous combustion grade was constructed. Combination ordered weighted averaging (COWA) calculation was introduced to optimizes G1 subjective weighting, and a COWA modified G1 combined weighting cloud model was proposed to identify the spontaneous combustion risk in the coal mine. Finally, the rationality of the model was verified with actual cases. The research results show that the spontaneous combustion risk level in the Lingquan coal mine is relatively safe, which is consistent with the actual situation. And the spontaneous combustion tendency of coal is the leading factor affecting spontaneous combustion risk.

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