A protective seam mining method by cutting roof with chainsaw arm machine,Journal of Geophysics and Engineering

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A protective seam mining method by cutting roof with chainsaw arm machine
Journal of Geophysics and Engineering ( IF 1.4 ) Pub Date : 2020-07-01 , DOI: 10.1093/jge/gxaa026
Tiejun Kuang _{1,

2} , Yang Tai ₁ , Bingjie Huo ₃ , Binwei Xia ₄ , Yanqun Zhang ₂ , Hongchun Xia ₂

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Multiple-layered coal seams widely exist in main coal mining areas of China. When these coal seams are exploited, the pillar mining method is always employed. This leads to many coal pillars left in the upper coal seams as a protective barrier. As a result, these residual pillars will not only cause the loss of coal resources but also could trigger environmental issues and a serious of mine disasters. A theoretical model was built to analyse the effect of the residual pillars. From the theoretical model, it was found that four stress concentration areas were formed by the upper residual coal pillars. To address the issues of the residual coal pillars, Datong Coal Mine Group has developed an innovative technology of the roof cutting with a chainsaw. A new protective coal seam mining method using chainsaw roof-cutting technology is introduced. A numerical model is constructed to analyse the mining pressure distribution law in working face within the lower layer coal seam. From the numerical simulation, the new protective layer mining method could reduce about 15.2% of the advancing stress, which contributes a lot to controlling the mining pressure within the lower layer. The field measurement showed that the hydraulic support utilised at the site was at lower pressure levels, which proves the new protective seam mining method can significantly reduce the working face pressure.

更新日期：2020-07-17

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