Study on Rupture Curing and Monitoring of Shaft Lining in the Special Stratum

Abstract:

The technology for curing rapture and strain monitoring of coal mine shaft in special stratum is discussed in this paper. The mine shaft lining in the deep and thick overburden is put a vertical additional, which is caused by the draining consolidation settlement of bottom aquifer. When the force together with others forces is more than the ultimate strength of concrete lining, the shaft lining will be lead to fracture. In order to treat the broken shaft lining, the integrated management method of dense shaft circles, the grouting, and loop relieving-pressure grooves was taken. The monitoring information of the remote shaft lining strain automatic monitoring system can be used to predict and evaluate the safety state of the shaft lining. The suggested mechanism and technology are able to prevent and cure shaft lining rapture in other similar mine. The treatment attained to the ideal effect and the method has an important reference value for the prevention and curing of shaft lining rupture in the same strata.

• Periodical: Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 490-495)
• Pages: 3685-3689
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.490-495.3685
• Online since: March 2012
• Authors: Peng Li He, Li Guo
• Keywords: Relieving-Pressure Groove, Shaft Lining Fracture, Special Stratum, Strain Monitoring, Strata Grouting, Vertical Additional Force

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