WANG Fei-fei, REN Qing-yang, ZOU Ping, et al. Study on the formation and development mechanisms
of surface subsidence in Chaganaobao iron-zinc mine[J]. 2020, 41(11): 3757-3768.
DOI:
WANG Fei-fei, REN Qing-yang, ZOU Ping, et al. Study on the formation and development mechanisms
of surface subsidence in Chaganaobao iron-zinc mine[J]. 2020, 41(11): 3757-3768.DOI: 10.16285/j.rsm.2020.0128.
Study on the formation and development mechanisms
of surface subsidence in Chaganaobao iron-zinc mine
In order to study the formation and development mechanism of surface subsidence in Chaganaobao iron-zinc mine
Rongguan mining industry
Inner Mongolia
a detailed engineering geological survey was carried out in the mining area. The occurrence of structural planes of skarn and tuff were statistically analyzed by using software Dips. Based on the investigation results of subsidence pit and underground goaf
the formation and development mechanism of surface subsidence were analyzed in detail. The results show that: (1) there are three and four groups of dominant structural planes of skarn and tuff in the mining area
and the dip angles of structural planes vary from 77°to 81° and from 85°to 90° respectively. (2) The collapse pit forms a steep free face of rock mass on the three sides of the east-west and the south
which is mainly destroyed and collapsed in the form of dumping. Step type landslide is formed in the north side of the collapse pit
which is mainly destroyed in the form of arc-shaped landslide. (3) The formation mechanism of subsidence pit is mainly divided into four stages: natural stability stage - caving formation stage - caving extension stage - surface subsidence stage. The west
south and east sides of the collapse pit consist of three development stages: unloading rebound stage
fracture opening stage and fracture surface collapse stage. The development stages of the north side of the collapse pit include unloading rebound stage
compressive tensile crack bottom-up cracking stage and slip surface through slip stage. (4) A steep slope is formed at the footwall of the ore body
and a large number of fractures with different sizes and widths are generated along the strike of the ore body (NE30°)
including some staggered fractures. The formation of surface subsidence is determined by multiple factors
among which the unique geological condition is the internal cause
whereas the underground mining activity acts as the inducement. The internal and external factors together account for the formation and development mechanism of the subsidence pit. (5) Subjected to the active toppling failure and passive traction of the surface soil arc landslide in the north side
the rock and soil masses in the northeast side of the collapse pit have experienced a special form of toppling failure. The findings of this paper provide references for mine safety production and collapse pit treatment.