The slippage initiation and induced instability of roadway surrounding rock are highly likely to cause dynamic disasters, severely influencing the safety production of mining. With the optical-mechanical monitoring test of the deformation localization of energy dissipation, this study established the optical index of coal deformation equilibrium degree under load, and obtained the evolution law of coal deformation equilibrium degree. After analyzing the relationship between tensile-sliding effect and mechanical behavior of coal deformation field, it proposed the strain energy ratio coefficient. The results indicate that the strength reduction of coal body is affected by the deformation accumulation of loading displacement field. The sliding displacement of the stable sliding type specimen occurs 5.5s earlier than tensile displacement,which is 4.4s longer than the instantaneous instability type specimen. The instability type of coal is closely related to the tangent angle of the strain energy ratio coefficient and the damage persistence characteristics. The damage accumulation of stable equal amplitude contributes to the stable failure, and the damage accumulation of interval equal amplitude influences the instantaneous instability development. The fracture expansion stage is the main stage of energy consumption damage accumulation. That is, the main energy consumption damage accumulation stage of the stable slip coal is the stable crack expansion stage, with the damage proportion of 35.89%, while the damage proportion of instantaneous instability coal in the unsteady crack expansion stage is 84.226%. The study provides theoretical reference for the fracture law and risk monitoring of coal slippage.
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