Deformation Characteristics and Stress Evolution Law of Composite Hard Roof Under Presplitting Weakening - Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration (2023)

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Hongwei Wang JIANQIANG JIAO Yongping Wu Kaige Zheng Yanjun Li Tong Wang Baolin Jiang
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Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
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May 16, 2023

Abstract

Due to the influence of economic development on the demand growth of coal resources, many mines in China have gradually entered deep mining. When the roof of deep coal seam is hard rock, it is easy to cause strong ground pressure with the advance of the working face, which seriously threatens the safety of coal mining. Taking 31,104 working face of a mine as the engineering background, this paper studies and compares the deformation characteristics and stress transfer evolution law before and after the presplitting of the hard roof through the combination of physical similarity simulation, numerical calculation, and field measurement, based on the analysis of the interaction relationship between the breaking and collapse of the composite hard roof, and verifies the treatment effect of hydraulic presplitting through field measurement. The results show that: (1) In the early stage of mining under the composite hard roof, the lower roof is mainly subjected to tensile failure, the voussoir beam structure formed is relatively unstable, and the stope is prone to impact. When the mining distance of the working face is large, the breaking rotation of the upper hard roof voussoir beam causes pressure damage to the lower hard roof, causing the lower hard roof voussoir beam structure to slide and lose stability, resulting in strong ground pressure in the working face. (2) After presplitting of composite hard rock stratum, in the early stage of mining, the range and degree of rock stratum damaged by presplitting are small except for the hard rock stratum itself, and the presplitting effect is not significant. When mining to the first square position, the roof is damaged in advance by presplitting, the overall plastic damage range increases, the damage form area increases, and the damage degree deepens. The vertical displacement of the composite hard roof increases rapidly, and the presplitting effect is remarkable. (3) The evolution characteristics of roof principal stress transfer show that under the dual effects of mining and presplitting, the roof tensile stress area above the goaf is large, the rock failure horizon rises, and the roof failure height is high and the failure degree is deep. The stress concentration degree of the coal mass in front of the goaf is reduced, and the stress concentration range is transferred to the rock mass in front. With the advance of mining, the hard roof in front can break and caving in time, so as to avoid rock burst disaster caused by large suspended roof area. The field ground pressure monitoring shows that the average periodic weighting interval, weighting range, peak value before weighting, and peak value during weighting of the working face after presplitting decrease by 53.5%, 38.03%, 8.63%, and 5.96%, respectively, which effectively reduces the weighting intensity and ensures the safe and efficient mining of the working face.
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APA: Hongwei Wang JIANQIANG JIAO Yongping Wu Kaige Zheng Yanjun Li Tong Wang Baolin Jiang  (2023)  Deformation Characteristics and Stress Evolution Law of Composite Hard Roof Under Presplitting Weakening - Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration (2023)

MLA: Hongwei Wang JIANQIANG JIAO Yongping Wu Kaige Zheng Yanjun Li Tong Wang Baolin Jiang Deformation Characteristics and Stress Evolution Law of Composite Hard Roof Under Presplitting Weakening - Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration (2023). Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2023.

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