Energy storage cabinet spontaneous combustion

What is the proper storage of spontaneously combustible materials?

The correct storage of spontaneously combustible materials is extremely important considering improper storage is the main cause of spontaneous combustion. Materials such as coal, cotton, hay, and oils should be stored at proper temperatures and moisture levels to prevent spontaneous combustion.

Is spontaneous combustion of long-term storage a practical problem?

Spontaneous combustion of long-term storage is a long-standing practical problem that, in spite of extensive and intensive studies, has proved to be so intractable that there is still need for a definitive-working model capable of prediction of ignition behaviour with accuracy.

How do enterprises manage the storage and use of coal?

Some enterprises will also flexibly manage the storage and use of coal according to the spontaneous combustion cycle of coal, so that coal is used before natural ignition, and prevent spontaneous combustion from silo management.

How to monitor spontaneous combustion of coal bunker?

The current monitoring of spontaneous combustion of coal bunker is mainly infrared measurement and gas monitoring. Infrared temperature measurement is to monitor the radiation temperature of the coal surface and the outer wall of the coal bunker.

How to prevent spontaneous combustion of coal?

At present, in mine mining and open pit coal storage, two methods of reducing temperature and isolating oxygen are often used to prevent spontaneous combustion, such as covering coal with cement slurry, spraying retarder, and injecting foam [ 67, 69, , , ], as shown in Fig. 11. Fig. 11.

Can spontaneous combustion monitoring and fire prevention be achieved in coal storage silos?

At present, very fruitful results have been achieved in coal spontaneous combustion monitoring and fire prevention in mine, but the spontaneous combustion research around coal storage silos and biomass silos is insufficient, and the spontaneous combustion monitoring and fire prevention technology for them is relatively backward.