SUN Yun-jiang, ZUO Jian-ping, LI Yu-bao, et al. Micro-seismic monitoring on fractured zone and water inrush mechanism analysis of deep mining above aquifer in Xingdong coalmine[J]. 2017, 38(8): 2335-2342.
DOI:
SUN Yun-jiang, ZUO Jian-ping, LI Yu-bao, et al. Micro-seismic monitoring on fractured zone and water inrush mechanism analysis of deep mining above aquifer in Xingdong coalmine[J]. 2017, 38(8): 2335-2342.DOI: 10.16285/j.rsm.2017.08.022.
Micro-seismic monitoring on fractured zone and water inrush mechanism analysis of deep mining above aquifer in Xingdong coalmine
The floor water inrush coefficient of No.2222 mining face is close to the critical value and a high possibility of floor water inrush occurs due to insidious faults in Xingdong coal mine. This paper aims at solving the above problem
and ESG micro-seismic monitoring system was applied to monitor the forming process of water inrush pathway. Besides
the space location of water inrush pathway was obtained by a developed micro-seismic analysis system CMMA-3D. Hence
this provides significant guidance for targeted grouting and safe mining above the confined aquifer. The mechanism of water inrush through insidious faults was analyzed based on fracture mechanics and then a formula was deduced to calculate insidious fault propagation length. The propagation laws of different types of faults
including normal fault and reverse fault
were achieved. When the insidious fault is a normal fault
its propagation length ?l is positively correlated with confined water pressure p and lateral pressure coefficient . When the insidious fault is a reverse fault
its propagation length ?l presents the variation tendency of decrease-increase with the increase of confined water pressure p. The permeability of floor fractured zone decreases with the increase of compaction degree of caving rocks
which reveals the reason for water irruption reduction of a later stage in No.2222 mining face.