Study on Strata Movement Control of Twice Strip Mining

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In order to further improve the recovery ratio in strip mining, this paper makes use of the law of insufficiency and sufficiency in strata movement and buildings’ additional stress release features, puts forward twice strip mining technology. The paper introduces the method and feasibility of twice strip mining. By analyzing karst cave collapse mechanism, the paper points out vertical cracks and horizontal layer separations are the direct causes of karst caves collapses and small strength mining each time can reduce karst cave collapse. The new technology has been applied in Pinghu Mine. It has totally extracted recoverable coal reserves under village buildings, effectively controlled strata deformation, and successfully avoided karst cave collapse within Yangkeng village.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 962-965)

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1085-1090

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June 2014

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