The Study Of Choosing Opiimal Plan Of Air Quantities Regulation Of Mine Ventilation Network

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Li Maonan Hu Wenjun
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Jan 1, 1991

Abstract

Mine ventilation systems mostly are ventilation networks with fixed-quantity branches. The solution to the problem of ventilation networks with fixed-quantity branches is obtained by choosing the fixed quantity branches as chords and using Hardy Cross iteration method. The solution usually is feasible but may be not economical. This paper takes minimal annual ventilation electricity cost as an object, considering the power of main fans and boosters, natural ventilation pressures and resistances of regulators, and builds up a nonlinear programming model. A set of initial values of the nonlinear programming can be obtained by using Hardy Cross method, The MAP technique then used to find a set of local optimal solution The running procedure with a simple example is dicussed. Mine ventilation systems mostly are ventilation networks with fixed quantity branches. In the networks, air quantity of branches are generaly regulated by increasing branch resistance or air pressure. A comon approch to the of the networks with fixed quantity branches is to formulate it based on Kirchhoff's current and voltage laws and the solution is obtained by Hardy Cross iterative technique. The solution usualy is feasible but may be not economical. The optimal plan of air quntities regulation of mine ventilation network should be to make the solution satisfy both required quantity of work places and minimal ventilation operating cost. It is the purpose of this paper to introduce a new approch and computational experience of nonlinear programming of the optimal problem.
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APA: Li Maonan Hu Wenjun  (1991)  The Study Of Choosing Opiimal Plan Of Air Quantities Regulation Of Mine Ventilation Network

MLA: Li Maonan Hu Wenjun The Study Of Choosing Opiimal Plan Of Air Quantities Regulation Of Mine Ventilation Network. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1991.

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