Mining-induced subsidence and deformation characteristics with thick unconsolidated overlying strata

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Jinwang Zhang Haixiao YANG Dapeng JIANG Yipeng ZHANG Guoliang XU Shanxi WU
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The subsidence and deformation characteristics of strata with thick unconsolidated overlying strata is quite different from that with consolidated overlying strata. In this paper, based on the engineering background of large mining height mining in No.21 coal seam of Zhaogu No.2 Coal Mine in Henan Province, China, the PFC 2D numerical simulation and surface subsidence field observation was conducted to study the subsidence characteristics of strata with thick unconsolidated overlying strata (680m). Numerical model with dimensions of 2000m 750m was established and mining process with different working face lengths (150 m,200 m,250 m,300 m) and different working face advancing distances (40 m,80 m,120 m,160 m,200 m,240 m,280 m,320 m,360 m,400 m,440 m,480 m) were simulated. The surface subsidence characteristics and displacement field variation of rock strata under different working face advancing distances were observed and analyzed. The results show that with the advance of working face, the structure of subsidence-like basin will be formed in each rock stratum, and the influence range of mining on rock stratum is “bowl-shaped”, and the influence increases with the increase of advancing distance. The unconsolidated layer has a buffer effect on the mining-induced subsidence, and the buffer effect is realized by the expansion of the subsidence area. The movement law of strata under different working face lengths is similar to that under general mining, and the structure of subsidence-like basins will also be formed in each stratum. The influence range of strata after mining is ' bowl-shaped ', and the influence extent increases with the increasing of working face length; the internal subsidence of the unconsolidated layer is more intense and complex than that of the rock layer; the surface subsidence movement shows an obvious 'basin' phenomenon. The field observation data of surface subsidence also confirm the above results.
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APA: Jinwang Zhang Haixiao YANG Dapeng JIANG Yipeng ZHANG Guoliang XU Shanxi WU  Mining-induced subsidence and deformation characteristics with thick unconsolidated overlying strata

MLA: Jinwang Zhang Haixiao YANG Dapeng JIANG Yipeng ZHANG Guoliang XU Shanxi WU Mining-induced subsidence and deformation characteristics with thick unconsolidated overlying strata. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration,

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