Mechanical model and test study of sealed drilling for hydraulic fracturing in underground coal mines
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Mechanical model and test study of sealed drilling for hydraulic fracturing in underground coal mines
Vol. 35, Issue 7, (2014)
作者机构:
1. 重庆大学 煤矿灾害动力学与控制国家重点实验室,重庆,400030
2. 重庆市能源投资集团公司 重庆松藻煤电有限责任公司,重庆,401445
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CLC:TD712
Online First:11 July 2014,
Published:2014
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GE Zhao-long, MEI Xu-dong, LU Yi-yu, et al. Mechanical model and test study of sealed drilling for hydraulic fracturing in underground coal mines[J]. 2014, 35(7).
DOI:
GE Zhao-long, MEI Xu-dong, LU Yi-yu, et al. Mechanical model and test study of sealed drilling for hydraulic fracturing in underground coal mines[J]. 2014, 35(7).DOI:
Mechanical model and test study of sealed drilling for hydraulic fracturing in underground coal mines
Considering the problems of lacking sealing theory
poor effect and high cost of sealing material and unreasonable sealing length for hydraulic fracturing drilling sealing in mine
mechanical models of sealed drilling for hydraulic fracturing were established. Relationships between the maximum bearing capacity of sealing material and sealing material property
sealing length were obtained. The reasonable sealing lengths of hydraulic fracturing under the sealed conditions
drainage conditions and constructional conditions were analyzed; and the field experiments were conducted. The results show that sealing material property and sealing length are the main factors influencing the maximum bearing capacity of sealing material. The maximum bearing capacity of sealing material increases with the increase of the strength of sealing material
the elasticity modulus and the sealing length. However
when the sealing length reaches a certain value
the maximum bearing capacity of sealing material verges to a constant value along with the increase of the sealing length. Taking Chongqing Songzao mine area as an example
the reasonable sealing length of crossing boreholes for hydraulic fracturing is considered to be 10 m; and the reasonable sealing length of coal seam boreholes for hydraulic fracturing is considered to be 13 m. The results of field experiment and the theoretical analysis are virtually consistent.