ZHANG Liang-liang, CHENG Hua, YAO Zhi-shu, et al. Prediction model and parameter analysis of surface
movement duration in deep coal mining[J]. 2024, 45(2): 577-587.
DOI:
ZHANG Liang-liang, CHENG Hua, YAO Zhi-shu, et al. Prediction model and parameter analysis of surface
movement duration in deep coal mining[J]. 2024, 45(2): 577-587.DOI: 10.16285/j.rsm.2023.0287.
Prediction model and parameter analysis of surface
movement duration in deep coal mining
This paper presents a theoretical prediction model for the surface movement duration in coal mining
which takes into account various factors such as coal seam mining height
average mining depth
loose layer thickness
bedrock layer thickness
and mining speed. The model is based on the improved Knothe time model and incorporates the definition of surface movement duration. Additionally
a method for determining the model parameters using the probability integration method is provided. To validate the rationality and accuracy of the prediction model
monitoring data from 24 deep working faces are utilized. The results demonstrate that the predicted surface movement duration aligns well with the monitoring results from the working faces. The mean absolute error is only 38 days
the root mean square error is only 47 days
and the mean absolute percentage error is only 9%. These values indicate a significantly lower prediction error compared to existing empirical models. The accuracy of the surface movement duration prediction model is confirmed. The study further reveals that the duration is influenced by coal seam mining height
average mining depth
loose layer thickness
bedrock layer thickness
and mining speed. Specifically
it increases nonlinearly with coal seam mining height
linearly with average mining depth
loose layer thickness
and bedrock layer thickness
but decreases nonlinearly with mining speed. This research provides theoretical guidance for evaluating the stability of surface movement and deformation in coal mining and formulating scientifically sound mining plans.