2013
DOI: 10.2478/amsc-2013-0031
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The Change of Structural and Thermal Properties of Rocks Exposed to High Temperatures in the Vicinity of Designed Geo-Reactor / Zmiany właściwości strukturalnych i cieplnych skał poddanych wysokim temperaturom w rejonie projektowanego georeaktora

Abstract: Among the main directions of works on energy acquisition, there is the development and application of the technology of underground gasification of coal deposits (UCG). During the process of deposit burning and oxidation, there is also impact of temperatures exceeding 1000°C on rocks surrounding the deposit. As a result of subjecting carboniferous rocks to high temperatures for a prolonged period of time, their structure will change, which in turn will result in the change of their physical properties. Due to … Show more

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“…The above trends as a whole contribute to lowering the costs for maintaining the mine workings delineating the pillar, if there is a necessity for their further use according to the mining plan. This is confirmed by a number of studies [6][7][8][9].…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 74%
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“…The above trends as a whole contribute to lowering the costs for maintaining the mine workings delineating the pillar, if there is a necessity for their further use according to the mining plan. This is confirmed by a number of studies [6][7][8][9].…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 74%
“…-in a direction parallel to the longwall face length (coordinate Z), at least half of its length should be placed, extraction mine working and part of the massif in the side opposite to the stope face to a width, which ensures the SSS components stabilization in the area of the model vertical bound; the massif texture is not essential hereholistic or collapsed and consolidated rocks; the fulfilment of such a condition implies a model size not less than 150 -180 m, taking into account sufficiently symmetrical initial and borderline conditions relative to the axis X located in the centre of the longwall face length, since with significant asymmetry the size Z will have to be doubled; -the model height (coordinate Y) should be chosen according to the reflection condition (with a certain margin) of all characteristic zones of rock pressure anomalies and the related texture transformations of the surrounding rock massif; in the coal seam roof, the model height should corresponds to the height of the frontal bearing pressure zone ahead of the longwall face with at least one-and-a-half margin for various SSS distortions types, conditioned by the vertical geostatic load application; behind the longwall face, in the mined-out space, three characteristic zones should be placed [2,7,18]: uncontrolled collapse, hinged-block displacement and smooth deflection of layers without discontinuity; in the seam bottom, also with a one-and-a-half fold margin, the zones of frontal bearing pressure and unloading are provided; meeting these conditions usually requires a model height of at least 60 -80 m; when modelling the joint mining of several coal seams, the height Y should include all of the above elements for the upper seam in the roof and the lower seam in the bottom, plus the thickness of partings; here it is necessary to choose a height Y for each specific case, but it definitely increases by 2 times or more.…”
Section: Problem Statement and Solutionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The total heat energy (Q) loss of the mine gas generator is determined by performing analytical calculations [46]. In the case of heat energy release explosive compositions occur in different quantities [47][48][49][50].…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The essence of this technology is that the developed technological schemes for mining coal seams, in which disjunctive and plicative geological disturbances are concentrated, make it possible to gasify coal using vertically inclined-horizontal boreholes due to the transition of the geological disturbance outside the zone of increased rock pressure influence (Petlovanyi et al, 2019). This method of borehole tracing makes it possible to maintain injection and gas production boreholes in the rocks with minimal deformations (Małkowski et al, 2013;Falshtynskyi et al, 2016). The coal gasification stability during the transition of low-amplitude geological disturbance is ensured by sufficient sealing of the underground gas generator and preliminary backfilling of the mined-out space in the zone of increased rock fracturing (Falshtynskyi et al, 2014).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%