Measurement and Characteristics Analysis of In Situ Stress in Expanding Area of Tao’er Coal Mine

Hu Jun He; Li Hui Sun; Sheng Rui Su; Shu Gang Wang; Ben Sheng Yang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.90-93.1732

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Measurement and Characteristics Analysis of In Situ Stress in Expanding Area of Tao’er Coal Mine

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In order to fully understand and correctly evaluate the stability of overlying strata and surrounding rock, in-situ stress of south main roadway, north main roadway and bypass in shaft station of expanding area, Tao’er coal mine was tested by KX-81-style triaxial stress gauge of hollow inclusion. The test results show that tectonic stress is main in in-situ stress of expanding area, Tao’er coal mine, horizontal principal stress is westeast distribution, 31.13-27.42MPa size, 27.42°-275° direction. Each stress state is not identical, vertical stress is basically slightly less than the weight of the rock covering on unit area. Application of measuring principle of in-situ stress and analysis of field measurement provide a reliable basis for roadway support design and parameters optimization in expanding area of Tao’er coal mine, ensure safety and smooth construction of roadway.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 90-93)

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1732-1735

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September 2011

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Hu Jun He, Li Hui Sun, Sheng Rui Su, Shu Gang Wang, Ben Sheng Yang

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Characteristic Analysis, Expanding Area, In Situ Stress, Test

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