Effect of high-voltage thermal breakdown on pore characteristics of coal

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High-voltage thermal breakdown has great potential application in permeability enhancement of coal seam. The characteristics of the breakdown channel, coal element, porosity and microscopic coal petrography of coal under high-voltage electric load were ex
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