Study on Mountainous Shallow-Buried Coal Seam Mining Working Face Strata Behaviors and Overlying Strata Movement Features

Guo Lei Liu; Ke Gong Fan; Tong Qiang Xiao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.121-126.2911

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Study on Mountainous Shallow-Buried Coal Seam Mining Working Face Strata Behaviors and Overlying Strata Movement Features

Abstract:

Through testing the mountainous shallow-buried coal seam mining working face strata behaviors in Faer mine field, it got the strata behaviors: it was of large roof pressure, high rate of safety valve opening in hydraulic support, and even some supports crushed or took separation between top beams and tail beams. Traditional method of calculating supports’ resistance can not be applied to mountainous shallow-buried coal seam mining working face. With the discrete element simulation software UDEC it analyzed the strata movement feature, and got that the overlying strata took collapse and horizontal displacement after mountainous shallow-buried coal seam mined, and the strata movement feature was different between reverse slope mining and positive slope mining.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 121-126)

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2911-2916

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October 2011

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Guo Lei Liu, Ke Gong Fan, Tong Qiang Xiao

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Mountainous Shallow-Buried Coal Seam Mining, Movement Feature of Overlying Strata, Working Face Strata Behaviors

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