2019
DOI: 10.3390/en12030462
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Research on Coal Pillar Malposition Distance Based on Coupling Control of Three-Field in Shallow Buried Closely Spaced Multi-Seam Mining, China

Abstract: In order to explore the rational coal pillar malposition distance (CPMD) based on coupling control of stress field, displacement field and fracture field (three-field) in shallow buried closely spaced multi-seam (SBCSM-S) mining, and realize coupling control of underground concentrated stress and ground surface fractures, taking the No. 1–2 and No. 2–2 coal seams mining in the northward east area of Ningtiaota coal mine as background, through physical simulation and theoretical analysis, the three-field evolut… Show more

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“…In view of its good geological conditions and stable roof, the strip mining parameters of "mining 7 m to retain 8 m" were adopted for safety reasons. [46]. When the density and geometric similarity constants are chosen, the stress similarity constant of the model is obtained.…”
Section: Of 16mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In view of its good geological conditions and stable roof, the strip mining parameters of "mining 7 m to retain 8 m" were adopted for safety reasons. [46]. When the density and geometric similarity constants are chosen, the stress similarity constant of the model is obtained.…”
Section: Of 16mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It was pointed out that in the same mining area, under the conditions of different mining depth, mining height, and coal seam inclination, the size of the protective coal pillar is not a simple linear relationship, but a complex nonlinear relationship. Huang et al [13] used the three field coupling control method to reasonably arrange the dislocation distance of coal pillars, effectively avoid the vertical stress superposition caused by the upper and lower coal pillars, and reduce the occurrence of ground cracks and uneven settlement.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some mines use the room‐and‐pillar mining method and the interval mining method for mining the upper coal seam, causing numerous remnant coal pillars in the goaf. Stress concentration is likely to occur near a remnant pillar and remaining protective coal pillar . When the lower coal seam passes through the remnant pillar of the upper coal seam, support crushing problems such as abnormal pressure of the support, rib spalling, end‐face collapse, and roof cutting occur, especially when the working face of the lower coal seam is cut out of a remnant pillar on the upper coal seam .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%