Research on Supporting Countermeasure of B103W01 Transport Roadway in Shajihai Coal Mine

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For the soft rock roadwaysupporting problems, using the conventional methods cannot effectively controlthe deformation and failure. This paper took B103W01 transport gateway projectin Shajihai coal mine as example and analyzed its deformation failure reasonand deformation mechanism and determined the specific measures of transformingcompound mechanism of deformation mechanics into a single type. In the end, weput forward coupling support technology of constant resistance and largedeformation bolt + hollow grouting anchor + corner grouting steel pipe, whichhad been applied to engineering practice. The monitoring results showed thatthe supporting effect was good. So it can be used for reference for the similarconditions of roadway supporting.

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