Abstract:In order to explore the propagation laws of two-phase flow including the pulverized coal and gas after the coal and gas outburst,a self-built pipe network experimental system of coal and gas outburst was used to study the attenuation laws of impact gas pressure and the characteristics of migration and distribution of the pulverized coal after coal and gas outburst.The results showed that when the initial pressure was 0.4 MPa,the total outburst amount of coal was 3.12 kg,and the mass of pulverized coal in the pipe presented the normal distribution.The pulverized coal at the front of the pipeline was less distributed,accounting for 33.7% of the outburst mass of pulverized coal,with mostly the small particle size pulverized coal.The central part of pipe had the largest distribution of pulverized coal,accounting for 61% of the outburst mass of pulverized coal,with a wide range of particle size distribution.The rear part of pipe had the smallest mass distribution of pulverized coal,accounting for only 5.3% of the outburst mass of pulverized coal,but with mostly the large particle size pulverized coal.The pulverized coal at the measurement points in the pipe presented three flow patterns of stratified flow,uniform flow and large particle flow in the order,and both the migration speed and the impact pressure of pulverized coal corresponding to each flow pattern presented the law of gradual attenuation.After the outburst,the pressure of impact airflow decreased along the pipe,and the pressure disturbance caused by the impact airflow to the pipe could last about 4 s.