Numerical Simulation of Factors on Zonal Disintegration in Surrounding Rocks of Deep Roadways

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At the background of geological and mining conditions of typical roadways in Xinwen mining area, using numerical simulation software FLAC-3D, the effects of mining depth, weak structure and rock strength on the characteristics of zonal disintegration in Deep Roadway was studied. Results show that high stress is the premise to form the phenomenon of zonal disintegration; weak structure in surrounding rocks is the key and surrounding rock strength is the determinants of damage degree and scope of rupture zone in deep surrounding rocks. There are important theoretical and practical significances to explore the formation mechanism of zonal disintegration in surrounding rocks of deep roadways, and to ensure safe mining of deep resources.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 518-523)

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5935-5938

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May 2012

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© 2012 Trans Tech Publications Ltd. All Rights Reserved

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