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1.In Situ Monitoring and Predicting the Height of Water-Conducting Fractured Zone of Jurassic Coal Seam in Northwestern China
- 关键词:
- Fracture mechanics;Jurassic;Zinc mines;Coal seams;In-situ monitoring;Jurassic;Jurassic coal seam;Multi-factor;Northwest regions;Northwestern China;Overburden structures;Prediction methods;Water-conducting fractured zones
- Qiao, Wei;Liu, Mengnan;Li, Wenping;Wang, Qiqing;Cheng, Xianggang;Li, Xiaoqin
- 《14th International Association for Engineering Geology and the Environment, IAEG 2023》
- 2024年
- September 21, 2023 - September 27, 2023
- Chengdu, China
- 会议
The assessment of the water-conducting fractured zone (HWFZ) holds significant implications for both environmental preservation and engineering safety within mining operations. To investigate the HWFZ of Cuimu coal mine, comprehensive in situ monitoring procedures were implemented, including water leakage tests and borehole video camera inspections to evaluate the overburden fracturing zone. A dataset comprising 26 sample sets collected from various mines in the northwest region was utilized to develop a multi-factor regression model, incorporating parameters such as mining height, working face width, and buried depth. Additionally, machine learning techniques were employed to enhance the predictive accuracy of the HWFZ. Subsequent analysis aimed to elucidate the inadequacy of traditional empirical formulas in predicting the HWFZ of Jurassic coal mines in the northwest region. Factors such as the sedimentary environment of the Ordos basin, the rate of quality drilling (RQD) of drilled core samples, and the characteristics of overburden structure were thoroughly examined. A bespoke strata subsidence model was then constructed to unravel the underlying mechanisms governing the evolution of the HWFZ. Findings underscored the efficacy of the proposed multi-factor regression formula and machine learning models in accurately forecasting the HWFZ within northwest mines. Notably, the stable sedimentary environment of the Jurassic coal seam contributed to higher RQD values and improved strata continuity compared to the Carboniferous coal seam. Insights from the strata subsidence model highlighted the significant impact of residual bulging coefficient on the HWFZ, offering explanations for discrepancies between measured and predicted HWFZ values based on traditional empirical formulas. This comprehensive investigation contributes to the precise prediction and enhanced understanding of the HWFZ within Jurassic coal seams in northwestern China. © The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2024.
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