Created a new damage model for explosive for LS-DYNA3D, taking advantage of the Taylor method aimed at the high gassy and low permeability coal seam, and numerically simulated and analyzed the deep-hole presplitting explosion. The entire process of explosion was represented, including cracks caused by dynamic pressure, transmission and vibration superposition of stress waves, as well as cracks growth driven by gas generated by explosion. The influence of the cracks generated in the process of explosion and the performance of improving permeability caused by the difference of interval between explosive holes were analyzed. A reasonable interval between explosive holes of deephole presplitting explosions in high gassy and low permeability coal seams was proposed, and the resolution of gas drainage in high gassy and low permeability coal seam was put forward.
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