Aiming at the problems of large deformation and difficult
control
of the mining roadway water drenching in a thick coal seam, the principle
of double-arch zoning cooperative surrounding rock control is studied
by using the combined method of theoretical analysis, numerical simulation,
and industrial experiment. The water–rock interaction of the
surrounding rock of water-drenching roadway is proposed, taking into
account the damage to the mechanical parameters of the surrounding
rock caused by soaking water. The water-mechanical-damage coupling
model for surrounding rock of a coal seam roadway is constructed,
and is numerically solved by the code development using the FISH language.
The principle of “high prestressed bolt–cable–mesh”
zone coordinated control is revealed, and the existence of a compressive
stress arch is verified by FLAC3D software. The three support
schemes were compared and analyzed by numerical simulation software.
We affirmed the bolt length of 2400 mm, spacing of 0.9 m, row spacing
of 1 m, cable length of 7300 mm, and arrangement 3–2–3
as the optimal support scheme and applied this scheme in the Zhangcun
Coal Mine. The results show that the maximum deformation of the roadway
roof is 142 mm, and the ultimate convergence of the two sides is 83
mm. The surrounding rock has been effectively controlled.