Feasibility Analysis on Upward Mining of 6~# Coal Seam in Maiduoshan Coal Mine
Yu Shu
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Yu Shu
Abstract
In order to ensure mine safety production,according to the problem of existing strong aquifer above 2# main coal seam,theoretical calculation and analysis are applied to determine the height of water flowing fractured zone which are all greater than 30 me after mining 2# coal,direct mining will threaten the safety of coal mine. While the height calculation of water flowing fractured zone shows that 6# coal mining will not cause mine water inrush,there is only partial destruction to upper coal seam near the faults. Numerical experiment intuitively shows that 6# coal mining will not destroy the upper coal seam. Upward mining is feasible.
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In order to ensure mine safety production,according to the problem of existing strong aquifer above 2# main coal seam,theoretical calculation and analysis are applied to determine the height of water flowing fractured zone which are all greater than 30 me after mining 2# coal,direct mining will threaten the safety of coal mine. While the height calculation of water flowing fractured zone shows that 6# coal mining will not cause mine water inrush,there is only partial destruction to upper coal seam near the faults. Numerical experiment intuitively shows that 6# coal mining will not destroy the upper coal seam. Upward mining is feasible.
Key concepts: Coal mining, Mining engineering, Problems in coal mining, Coal, Inrush current, Longwall mining, Aquifer, Geology