Classification Prediction Method Used in Coal Crushing

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Coal principal stresses with reservoir plane is analyzed, consequently coal seam crushed classification method is presented based on Hoek-Brown criterion. According to the coefficient of coal crushing, coal seam crushed coefficient size, four grades of A,B,C,D are divided for coal crushed degree along wellbore direction, and coal crushed classification standard is determined. Using the classification method and standard, the distribution regularity of coal crushing is studied for ZP-05 Well in QinShui basin. The research results show that coal crushing of ZP-05 is considered as grade B. The prediction results agree well with the measured values.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1044-1045)

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268-271

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October 2014

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