Roof pre-blasting to prevent support crushing and water inrush accidents

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Support crushing and water inrush when mining under an unconsolidated confined aquifer in the Qidong Coal Mine was prevented by roof pre-blasting. The mechanism and applicable conditions for this method have been studied. The results show that when an overburden structure that may cause support crushing and a water inrush accident exists the weakening of the primary key stratum, which thereby reduces its weighting step, roof pre-blasting is both feasible and effective. If the position of the primary key stratum can be moved upward to exceed 10 times the mining height the possibility of support crushing and water inrush disaster caused by key stratum compound breakage will be lowered. The overburden structure of the number 7121 working face was considered during the design of a technical proposal involving roof pre-blasting. After comprehensively analyzing the applicability of roof pre-blasting the resulting design prevented support crushing and water inrush disasters from happening at the number 7121 working face and laid a solid foundation for mining safely. Keywords: Unconsolidated confined aquifer, Support crushing and water inrush, Roof pre-blasting, Key stratum
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Authors Wang, Xiaozhen;Xu, Jialin;Zhu, Weibing;Li, Yingchun;
Journal international journal of mining science and technology
Year 2012
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