Study on Safe Thickness of Stope Roof and Ground Subsidence Based on Numerical Simulation

Hua, Shuai; Li, Yun An; Wang, Yue Wei; Wang, Qin Gang; Wei, Wang; Hu, Feng; Li, Hu; Yin, Lei

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/amr.1065-1069.71

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“…The mining scheme can simultaneously make full use of the advantages of these three mining methods, and, at least partially, overcome their disadvantages. On the one hand, by using this mining scheme, disasters such as ground subsidence near high-voltage pylons can be effectively restrained because thickness-limiting mining or backfill mining is used in the key areas [27,28]. On the other hand, the overall mining progress of this working face is expected to be accelerated, and coal production is improved by adopting a fully mechanized caving mining method in the rest regions.…”

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Study on the Combined Mining Scheme for Coal Resources under High-Voltage Pylons and the Reinforcement for Pylons

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The increasing use of high-voltage transmission wires requires more and more high-voltage pylons, and sometimes, constructing pylons in mining areas is very urgent. To ensure the safe operation of pylons, coal pillars with large side lengths are usually used to provide sufficient support; however, this results in a huge waste of coal. Eight high-voltage pylons are arranged on the ground surface corresponding to the location of working face 1110 of Sima Coal Mine in Shanxi Province, China, which cannot be mined by traditional methods. Taking this as the engineering background, the failure mode of high-voltage pylon is first analyzed. Using FLAC3D numerical simulations, the influence of five different mining plans on ground surface deformation in working face 1110 is evaluated, and the vertical settlement and horizontal deformation in different areas of the ground surface, as well as the variation law of horizontal strain and slope are analyzed. According to the numerical simulation results, the range of thickness-limiting mining or backfill mining in working face 1110 is shown in scheme 3, and the key regions in the mining process are determined. Secondly, the strengthening scheme of high-voltage pylons is designed, that is, the four foundations of high-voltage pylons are connected as a whole with steel supports and steel connectors so as to improve the structural strength of the high-voltage pylon. Finally, the position change in the foundation of high-voltage pylons was monitored for 22 consecutive months. The results show that the maximum settlement of the high-voltage tower foundation is 3.1 m, which is consistent with the actual mining thickness; The high-voltage pylon was stably moved, and the change in transmission line tension and total length was usually less than 1.0%. The combined mining scheme and foundation strengthening scheme can ensure the safe operation of high-voltage pylons and provide a new method for the stability control of ground buildings in coal mining subsidence area.

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Study on the Combined Mining Scheme for Coal Resources under High-Voltage Pylons and the Reinforcement for Pylons

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Study on Safe Thickness of Stope Roof and Ground Subsidence Based on Numerical Simulation

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Study on the Combined Mining Scheme for Coal Resources under High-Voltage Pylons and the Reinforcement for Pylons

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