Combination of drainage, water supply and environmental protection as well as rational distribution of water resource in Zhengzhou mining district

Wu, Qiang; Li, Duo; Zhi-qiang, DI; Miao, Ying; Zhao, Suqi; Guo, Qiwen

doi:10.1360/01yd0437

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“…A geological structure featured by multiple waterbearing strata and three-dimensional flooding is the main hydrogeological characteristic of the majority of coal beds in North China-type coal mine regions. The conflicts between coal mine drainage, local water supply, and environmental protection are outstanding (Wu et al 2005, reflected as follows:…”

Section: Characteristics Of Water Disasters In North China-type Coal mentioning

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The influences of coal mining on the large karst springs in North China

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Environmental damage, to a greater or lesser degree, is caused by coal mining. On the basis of analyzing the hydrogeological conditions of the mining areas, this paper provides a sum-up of the characteristics of water disasters in North China-type Coalfield. Researching into the Baimai Spring group, this paper explores the relation between karst water and groundwater of coal-measure strata, using the methods of pumping test, dynamic observation, and tracer test. After working over the impact of mine water-inrush on spring dynamics, this paper estimates the contributory level of karst water to mining drainage. This paper holds that the mine water-inrush mainly results from karst water, with the fault structures acting as channels; the keys of mine water-inrush are faulty density, intersection and endpoint fault. Finally, this paper suggests that mining below Mine-9 be forbidden, and that below Mine-7 be properly mined, which provides the scientific basis for preserving springs and preventing water disasters in the mining areas.

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The influences of coal mining on the large karst springs in North China

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“…The land reclamation rate of waste land caused by mining has been above 85% since 1977 in USA (Zhang 2002). Therefore, it is necessary to reinforce the environmental management of Chinese mines (Wu et al 2005(Wu et al , 2008a. This article puts forward some concrete recovery measures based on the status analysis of solid mine ecological environments in Beijing.…”

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Current status and remediation measures for the solid mine ecological environment in Beijing, China

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In comparison with the developed countries, renewal work on ecological environment of mines in China has fallen behind. Along with an increasing attention to environment, reinforcing renewal work of ecological environment around mine is eagerly required. At present, ecological environment problems of solid mines are very serious in Beijing and the situation is obviously incompatible with the developing orientation and layout of the city. Based on the summary and analysis of previous research about ecological environment renewal work, this article proposes general principles and specific measures needed for the reclamation of the mine ecological environment by combining with relevant laws, the characteristics of weather, hydrology, rainfall, soil, and the mining geology environment in Beijing. This study has important academic and practical significance, it can lessen government burden for mineral resources sustainable development and lead to protection of the environment, construction of an economical society, and it can also enhance societal progress and economic development in Beijing. At the same time, the mine environment issue is very serious in other areas of China; therefore, this article may also provide useful reference for areas outside of Beijing.

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A Hydro-Economic Model for Optimizing Management of Mine Water: A Case Study in the Suancigou Coal Mine, Northwestern China

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Mine Water Environ

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Combination of drainage, water supply and environmental protection as well as rational distribution of water resource in Zhengzhou mining district

Cited by 5 publications

References 3 publications

The influences of coal mining on the large karst springs in North China

The influences of coal mining on the large karst springs in North China

Current status and remediation measures for the solid mine ecological environment in Beijing, China

A Hydro-Economic Model for Optimizing Management of Mine Water: A Case Study in the Suancigou Coal Mine, Northwestern China

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