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Application of Roof Coal Caving Technology in Residual Coal Mining

Yin Li-jun

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The roof coal caving technology is a kind of mining method that is applicable to the thicker and loose coal seam.In the residual coal mining,the retaining and non-mining pillars in the mined area in the past are for resumption of mining.In the paper,the mining-related problems in the residucal coal mining are generally anaylized,for reference purposes only.

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The roof coal caving technology is a kind of mining method that is applicable to the thicker and loose coal seam.In the residual coal mining,the retaining and non-mining pillars in the mined area in the past are for resumption of mining.In the paper,the mining-related problems in the residucal coal mining are generally anaylized,for reference purposes only.

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The roof coal caving technology is a kind of mining method that is applicable to the thicker and loose coal seam.In the residual coal mining,the retaining and non-mining pillars in the mined area in the past are for resumption of mining.In the paper,the mining-related problems in the residucal coal mining are generally anaylized,for reference purposes only.

Key concepts: Roof, Coal mining, Coal, Mining engineering, Longwall mining, Residual, Engineering, Civil engineering

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