Feasibility Analysis of Safety Mining Underlying Limestone Water in Yuandian Coal Mine

You Ling Fang; Yu Long Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.256-259.454

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Feasibility Analysis of Safety Mining Underlying Limestone Water in Yuandian Coal Mine

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The No.10 coal seam in the first mining area of Yuandian Coal Mine lies in Taiyuan Group limestone aquifer with rich water, the underlying limestone water is an important danger for mine water-filling. To ensure the safety of mining, it is necessary to study and analyze the mining conditions. On this basis, with the design of targeted prevention and treatment of water, we achieve the purpose of safe mining.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 256-259)

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You Ling Fang, Yu Long Chen

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Feasibility Analysis, Mining Safety, Underlying Limestone Water, Yuandian Coal Mine

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