HUANG Qing-xiang, ZHAO Meng-ye, ZHANG Qiang-feng, et al. Mechanisms of outward dislocation sliding of roadway sides and its support in a thick coal seam with a soft mudstone interlayer[J]. 2016, 37(8): 2353-2358.
DOI:
HUANG Qing-xiang, ZHAO Meng-ye, ZHANG Qiang-feng, et al. Mechanisms of outward dislocation sliding of roadway sides and its support in a thick coal seam with a soft mudstone interlayer[J]. 2016, 37(8): 2353-2358.DOI: 10.16285/j.rsm.2016.08.030.
Mechanisms of outward dislocation sliding of roadway sides and its support in a thick coal seam with a soft mudstone interlayer
The outward dislocation sliding of roadway sides with mudstone interlayer in a large height mining face is a new research topic in roadway support. Convergence measurement and borehole observation are conducted on coal seam 5-2 with soft interlayer in Sandaogou Coal mine. It is found that there are vertical cracks in the roadway roof
and side failure zones occur near the mudstone interlayer but failure zones are more obvious in the pillar side. The roadway deformation is mainly caused by adjacent mining goaf. Both numerical simulation and physical simulation are used to reveal the mechanisms of side outward dislocation sliding. The lateral abutment pressure of adjacent mining goaf induces vertical cracks at the roadway roof
which leads to the outward sliding of roof with the upper side along the soft interlayer. Thus
we propose a self-stable equilibrium arching support model of the roadway with a soft interlayer
and develop support principles to strengthen upper sides and control outward sliding failure
and design a support scheme for sides reinforced by long bolts and roof supported by cables. The designed scheme is verified in engineering practices.