A device combined with system of gas permeability measurement was designed to investigate the gas permeability of fracture rock under peak stress in mining. Several groups of fracture rock with elevations of ?653 m to ?771 m from Guqiao coal mine were employed as the standard samples of gas permeability testing. By the aid of MTS815
the samples achieved their peak stress
and the gas permeability of them was obtained in that elevations. Furthermore
one-dimensional permeability of non-Darcy flow and the solution of their gas infiltration rates are also analyzed theoretically. It is shown that
even in the deep-seated
the gas infiltration rate of rock of that kind is remarkable larger about 103?104 order than that of integrity rock. Meanwhile
the infiltration rate of fracture sandstone is higher than that of fracture mudstone in the same elevation.