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Non-Detonating Chemical Mixture for Non-Invasive Methods of Rock Breaking
Within the Innovation developed several different non-detonating chemical mixtures for non-invasive methods of rock breaking. Laboratory and polygon tests gave the satisfactory results and knowledge enough to start the practical experiments in the field. The basis of this innovation is a theoretical assumption that certain chemical mixtures release a large quantity of gases during combustion. If these gases are found in the enclosed space a growing pressure on the walls of the chamber in which combustion takes place will ...Lazar Kričak, Milanka Negovanović, Nikola Simić, Stefan Milanović. "Non-Detonating Chemical Mixture for Non-Invasive Methods of Rock Breaking" in X International Scientific Congress Innovations 2024, Varna, Bulgaria, 24-27. jun 2024, Scientific Technical Union of Mechanical Engineering "Industry 4.0" (2024)
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Synthesis and characterization of high-pressure and high-temperature sphene (CaTiSiO5)
Jelena Pantić, Vladimir Urbanovich, Vesna Poharc-Logar, Bojan Jokić, Marija Stojmenović, Aleksandar Kremenović, Branko Matović (2014)Sphene (CaTiSiO5), a calcium titanosilicate ceramic has been prepared from a powder mixture of CaCO3, TiO2 and SiO2 using vibro-milling for homogenization and activation of precursors. During the highpressure and high-temperature synthesis (HPS) process at 4 GPa and 1,200 °C, sphene undergoes into phase transition, from room-temperature phase P21/a to high-temperature phase A2/a. Evidence of that structural phase transition is given in this paper using infrared, Raman spectroscopy and X-ray powder diffraction. Rietveld refinement was employed to get the ...Jelena Pantić, Vladimir Urbanovich, Vesna Poharc-Logar, Bojan Jokić, Marija Stojmenović, Aleksandar Kremenović, Branko Matović. "Synthesis and characterization of high-pressure and high-temperature sphene (CaTiSiO5)" in Physics and Chemistry of Minerals, Springer Science and Business Media LLC (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00269-014-0693-x
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Mitigating hydrate formation in onshore gas wells: A case study on optimization techniques and prevention
Gas wells, particularly those situated onshore, play a vital role in the global energy sector by supplying a significant portion of natural gas. However, operational challenges, notably gas hydrate formation, pose substantial issues, leading to complications such as flowline blockages and unexpected well shutdowns. Gas hydrates, crystalline structures resembling ice, ...Gas Well, Gas Hydrate Formation, Well Modeling, Well Performance Optimization, Choke Position Adjustments, Methanol InjectionMilica Ješić, Bojan Martinović, Stefan Stančić, Miroslav Crnogorac, Dušan Danilović. "Mitigating hydrate formation in onshore gas wells: A case study on optimization techniques and prevention" in Underground Mining Engineering, Beograd : Rudarsko-geološki fakultet (2023)
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Cutting Resistance Laboratory Testing Methodology for Underwater Coal Mining
... with the pressure in the water being controlled by a pressure unit. The sample is subjected to an equal all-around pressure, known as the confining pressure, σ3. The sample is entirely surrounded by water, at its cylindrical surface and at the top, leading to a pressure equal to the cell pressure being ...
... directly exposed to the water pressure at a certain depth. After installation of sample and triaxial cell closure, the cell is filled with water, with the pressure in the water being controlled by a pressure unit, and the sample is subjected to an equal confining pressure. The test procedure is to keep ...
... confining pressure. The stated testing method is also known as the triaxial test, while the modification of the primary method was performed to determine the cutting resistance by the wedge method for different values of confining pressure. The values of water hydrostatic (confining) pressure for which ...Vladimir Čebašek, Veljko Rupar, Stevan Đenadić, Filip Miletić. "Cutting Resistance Laboratory Testing Methodology for Underwater Coal Mining" in Minerals, MDPI AG (2021). https://doi.org/10.3390/min11060564
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Laboratory Testing of Nanosilica- Reinforced Silicate and Polyacrylamide Gels
Irina Zahirovic, Dušan Danilović, Milica Šuput Vranjin, Miloš Tripković. "Laboratory Testing of Nanosilica- Reinforced Silicate and Polyacrylamide Gels" in SPE Journal (2023)
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Productivity improvement with use of beam gas compressor: pilot test in Southeastern Europe mature field
Most of the wells in the oilfield Turija are operating with sucker rod pumps, where casing pressure at around 15 bar, and with marginal production rates. The high value of casing pressure indicates high pressure on the face of the formation and depends directly on well productivity. In addition, with increasing value of the casing pressure gas column in the annulus is moving the dynamic fluid level near pump intake and more gas is entering the pump, it results ...beam gas compressor, BGC, increase productivity, sucker rod pump, SRP, mature field, artificial lift, production optimisationBojan Martinović, Dušan Danilović, Branko Grubač, Robert Fadiga. "Productivity improvement with use of beam gas compressor: pilot test in Southeastern Europe mature field" in International Journal of Oil Gas and Coal Technology (2022)
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Environmental flows and demands for sustainable water use in protected karst areas of the Western Balkans
Karst terrains cover some 30% of the Western Balkans, where rich karst aquifers represent the main source of potable water supply and ensure the development of local economies and tourism. In this “classical karst” region, there are also numerous sites or areas under different forms of protection—from those that are included in the UNESCO World Heritage list to natural monuments and landscapes that are protected by national legislation. In and around them are specific representatives of flora and fauna ...Zoran Stevanović, Aleksandra Maran Stevanović, Želimir Pekaš, Romeo Eftimi, Veljko Marinović. "Environmental flows and demands for sustainable water use in protected karst areas of the Western Balkans" in Carbonates and Evaporites, Springer Science and Business Media LLC (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s13146-021-00754-1
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Environmental flows and demands for sustainable water use in protected karst areas of the Western Balkans
Karst terrains cover some 30% of the Western Balkans, where rich karst aquifers represent the main source of potable water supply and ensure the development of local economies and tourism. In this “classical karst” region, there are also numerous sites or areas under different forms of protection—from those that are included in the UNESCO World Heritage list to natural monuments and landscapes that are protected by national legislation. In and around them are specific representatives of flora and fauna ...Zoran Stevanović, Aleksandra Maran Stevanović, Želimir Pekaš, Romeo Eftimi, Veljko Marinović. "Environmental flows and demands for sustainable water use in protected karst areas of the Western Balkans" in Carbonates and Evaporites, Springer Science and Business Media LLC (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s13146-021-00754-1
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Correlation of metabasic rocks from metamorphic soles of the Dinaridic and the Western Vardar zone ophiolites (Serbia) : three contrasting pressure-temperature-time paths
Срећковић Батоћанин Даница, Васковић Нада, Матовић Весна, Гајић Виолета. "Correlation of metabasic rocks from metamorphic soles of the Dinaridic and the Western Vardar zone ophiolites (Serbia) : three contrasting pressure-temperature-time paths" in Геолошки анали Балканског полуострва = Annales geologiques de la Peninsule Balkanique no. 73, Belgradе:Department of Geology and Department of Palaeontology, Faculty of Mining and Geology, University of Belgrade (2012): 61-85. https://doi.org/10.2298/GABP1273061S
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A methodology for assessing the pressures on transboundary groundwater quantity and quality – experiences from the Dinaric karst
Zoran Stevanović, Veljko Marinović (2020)A relatively novel and abridged methodology for assessing the quantity and quality status of groundwater bodies has been applied in the Dinaric karst of SE Europe. Validation of pressure on quantity is based on groundwater budgeting and the correlation of available groundwater reserves and projected water demands, while pressure on quality is estimated by GIS-created maps: vulnerability – hazard – risk. The results obtained from the studied groundwater bodies indicate mostly low pressure on water quantity, but increased risk from diffuse and point pollution sources. ...Zoran Stevanović, Veljko Marinović. "A methodology for assessing the pressures on transboundary groundwater quantity and quality – experiences from the Dinaric karst" in Geologia Croatica, Croatian Geological Survey (2020). https://doi.org/10.4154/gc.2020.08
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Karst groundwater quantity assessment and sustainability: the approach appropriate for river basin management plans
Veljko Marinović, Zoran Stevanović (2019)As a result of the fact that karstified rocks can accumulate large amounts of high-quality groundwater, karst aquifer is considered, throughout the world, one of the most important types of aquifers. Due to their high permeability, but also vulnerability to pollution, these precious groundwater resources need to be properly evaluated and protected. Taking into account heterogeneity and complexity of the karst environment, it is difficult to propose a uniform algorithm for managing karst groundwater, which causes the necessity to ...Upravljanje karstnim podzemnim vodama, Pritisci na kvantitet voda, Plan upravljanja vodnim resursima, Bosna i Hercegovina, SrbijaVeljko Marinović, Zoran Stevanović. "Karst groundwater quantity assessment and sustainability: the approach appropriate for river basin management plans" in Environmental Earth Sciences, Springer Science and Business Media LLC (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12665-019-8364-3
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Available technological procedures for capturing CO2 in the industrial and power generation sectors
Climate change is a major environmental issue caused by anthropogenic emissions of greenhouse gases. Capturing CO2 and storing it in suitable geological formations is one of the main technological solutions that can provide mitigation of CO2 emission into the atmosphere. Capturing CO2 represents the first phase in process of carbon capture and storage, and includes the application of various technologies for the separation of CO2 produced in the energy and industrial sectors. There are four main systems for capturing ...... temperature swing adsorption (TSA) where adsorbent is regenerated by rising its temperature; pressure swing adsorption (PSA) and vacuum pressure swing (VPA) where adsorbent is regenerated by reducing the pressure, and electric swing adsorption (ESA) where adsorbent is regenerated by rising its temperature ...
... electricity through a conductor [21, 26-27]. It has been determined that pressure swing adsorption is the best option due to low energy consumption, high regeneration rate, simplicity in application with wide temperature and pressure range and low investment costs [24,28]. The main drawback of this ...
... at high pressure through liquid pumping [11,23]. This technological procedure is applied for streams with high concentration of CO2, approximately 90%. The main advantages of cryogenic distillation are: technology is relatively simple, process can be carried out at atmospheric pressure, and there ...Lola Tomić, Vesna Karović Maričić, Dušan Danilović, Branko Leković, Miroslav Crnogorac. "Available technological procedures for capturing CO2 in the industrial and power generation sectors" in 8th International Conference Mining and Environmental Protection, 22 – 25th September 2021, Serbia, Univerzitet u Beogradu, Rudarsko-geološki fakultet (2021)
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Application of Expansive Mortars for the Formation of Artificial Screens During Blasting in Urban Areas
During construction of buildings in urban areas, sometimes there is a need to blast solid rock mass in the immediate vicinity of the surrounding buildings. In that case, the aim is not only to increase the efficiency of blasting, but also to reduce harmful effects of ground vibration induced by blasting. At the same time, it is very important to protect the buildings located in the safe zone from the blast site as well as remaining rock mass around ...Milanka Negovanović, Lazar Kričak, Stefan Milanović, Nikola Simić, Jelena Majstorović. "Application of Expansive Mortars for the Formation of Artificial Screens During Blasting in Urban Areas" in 31st International Conference Ecological Truth & Environmental Research-EcoTER'24, Sokobanja, 18-21. jun 2024, Bor : Tehnički fakultet u Boru (2024)
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The Importance of Detailed Groundwater Monitoring for Underground Structure in Karst (Case Study: HPP Pirot, Southeastern Serbia)
... (4–5 h/day), at PP-3 the transport of water relieved the pressure not only in the tunnel but within the hydrogeologic environment as well. The pressure decrease caused groundwater to seep into the tunnel. After the HPP was placed offline, the pressure stabilized again and the water from the tunnel seeped ...
... operation (Phase B). Phase A illustrates the state when the tunnel and the hydrogeologic environment were under pressure, while phase C reflects the state when only the tunnel was under pressure. Table 1. Observation periods. Phase Tunnel Mode Beginning–End of Observation Duration of Phase A Tunnel online ...
... which time the pressure in the hydrogeologic environment stabilized. However, there was a particularly high reactivity (instant response of observation well PP-3) while the tunnel was online, when both the tunnel and the hydrogeologic environment were under the influence of the pressure of the transported ...Marina Čokorilo Ilić, Ana Mladenović, Marina Ćuk, Igor Jemcov. "The Importance of Detailed Groundwater Monitoring for Underground Structure in Karst (Case Study: HPP Pirot, Southeastern Serbia)" in Water, MDPI AG (2019). https://doi.org/10.3390/w11030603
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The state and perspective of the natural gas sector in Serbia
The strategy of long-term energy development of Serbia identifies an increase of share of natural gas in final energy consumption as one of the main aims. Serbia has signed a strategic agreement with the Russian Federation on cooperation in the oil and gas sector, within which the project South Stream pipeline is planned to be realized. In addition, the Republic of Serbia has signed the Treaty that establishes the Energy Community and accepted the obligation to implement the Energy ...Dejan Ivezić, Marija Živković, Dušan Danilović, Aleksandar Madžarević, Miloš Tanasijević. "The state and perspective of the natural gas sector in Serbia" in Energy Sources, Part B: Economics, Planning and Policy, Taylor & Francis Group, LLC (2016). https://doi.org/http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/15567249.2013.858796
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Trans-Lithospheric Diapirism as a Possible Mechanism for Ophiolite Emplacement?
Nikola Stanković, Taras Gerya, Vladica Cvetković, Vesna Cvetkov. "Trans-Lithospheric Diapirism as a Possible Mechanism for Ophiolite Emplacement?" in EGU General Assembly 2024, Vienna, 14-19 April 2024, Göttingen : Copernicus GmbH (2024). https://doi.org/10.5194/egusphere-egu24-568
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Linear-motor plunger pump increases lifting efficiency
Bojan Martinović, Dušan Đekić, Dušan Danilović, Pavel Isaev. "Linear-motor plunger pump increases lifting efficiency" in Oil & Gas Journal (2022)
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Стратешко планирање функционалности подземних просторија моделом прогнозе деформација
Лука Црногорац (2023)Релативно велике деформације подградне конструкције у подземним рудницима угља у Републици Србији представљају један од главних проблема за постизање планиране производње угља. Деформације подграде су директна последица статичких и динамичких оптерећења стенске масе и у многоме зависе и од времена трајања изложености подграде утицају подземног притиска. Код ниско механизованог радног процеса долази до повећаног излагања подземних просторија утицају подземног притиска услед дугог производног циклуса који је често пропраћен застојима у раду. Веома често подземне просторије се санирају и по ...Лука Црногорац. Стратешко планирање функционалности подземних просторија моделом прогнозе деформација, Београд : [Л. Црногорац], 2023
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The analysis of the geothermal energy capacity for power generation in Serbia
Jana Stojković, Goran Marinković, Petar Papić, Mihailo Milivojević, Maja Todorović, Marina Ćuk (2013)... dioxide pressure. This gave a more realistic temperature estimate than in other sources, because calcite deposition was prevented which would have given higher fluid temperature [12, 13]. Different researchers reported sensitiv- ity of the Na-K-Ca geothermometer to the partial pressure of CO2 [14] ...
... resource in Serbia. The highest measured temperature of geothermal water, published in the Geothermal Atlas of Vojvodina, is 82 °C in NE Banat (Vrbica, borehole Vbc 1/H). The potential sources are able to yield groundwater of 100-150 °C temperatures from a depth of 2-3 km. These tempera- tures regrettably ...
... solubility; sol- ubility in water of different silica forms (quartz, chalcedony, and amorphous silica) were mea- sured in relation to temperature and pressure. This geothermometer is used for the fluids hotter than 150 °C. For lower fluid temperatures, chalcedony is used, which controls the amount of dis- ...Jana Stojković, Goran Marinković, Petar Papić, Mihailo Milivojević, Maja Todorović, Marina Ćuk. "The analysis of the geothermal energy capacity for power generation in Serbia" in Thermal Science, National Library of Serbia (2013). https://doi.org/10.2298/TSCI120215033S
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Valorization of non-balanced coal reserves in Serbia for underground coal gasification
David Petrović, Lazar Kričak, Milanka Negovanović, Stefan Milanović, Jovan Marković, Nikola Simić, Ljubisav Stamenić (2019)In the name of a better and safer energy future, it is our responsibility to focus our knowledge and activities to save on imported liquid and gas fossil fuels, as well as coal on which energy security of Serbia is based. The rationalization in the use of available energy resources certainly positively affects economy and the environment of a country. This paper indicates motivations for the application of the underground coal gasification process, as well as surface gasification for ...... textile soaked with petroleum could be used by throwing it into the injection borehole under the pressure of the gasifica- tion agent such as air or oxygen. To start the UCG process, the bottom of the borehole is adjusted to about 0.5 m from the bottom of the coal layer. To form a channel ...
... cracks in the deep rock formations through which gases flow. The coal layer is usually ignited by inserting a hot coke through the borehole and blowing the low pressure air. Instead of firing coal layer with the coke at high temperatures, a – — —- 225 – — — Product gas W j ii manifold 75 75 i 75 ...
... nearly hor- izontal borehole drilled through the coal layer, which connects the vertical boreholes. The first step in drilling involves the drilling: of injection and production bore- holes. In order to achieve the most efficient use of coal resources, the borehole grid is drilled through ...David Petrović, Lazar Kričak, Milanka Negovanović, Stefan Milanović, Jovan Marković, Nikola Simić, Ljubisav Stamenić. "Valorization of non-balanced coal reserves in Serbia for underground coal gasification" in Thermal Science (2019). https://doi.org/10.2298/TSCI190725390P