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Study of the height of water flowing fracture zone based on strain energy failure criterion
Author(s) -
Donghe Qi,
Xinhua Ru,
Dayong Li,
Fuyao Chu,
Jingkai Zhang
Publication year - 2019
Publication title -
iop conference series earth and environmental science
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 1755-1307
pISSN - 1755-1315
DOI - 10.1088/1755-1315/330/2/022065
Subject(s) - overburden , geology , geotechnical engineering , coal , computer simulation , fracture (geology) , coal mining , fracture zone , roof , range (aeronautics) , mining engineering , mechanics , engineering , structural engineering , seismology , physics , aerospace engineering , waste management
In order to determine the development height of the overburden water flowing fracturing zone in the upper 15 coal seam of the zhubai Coal Mine, the 15101 working face is taken as an example. The FLAC3D numerical simulation software is used to establish the stope model, and the strain energy failure criterion is used as the extension criterion of overburden water flowing fracturing zone. The development range of the fracture zone is determined by the strain energy failure criterion, and the numerical simulation of the overlying strata movement law of the coal seam roof caused by mine exploitation is carried out. A numerical simulation method based on the strain energy failure criterion for determining the plastic zone is proposed. By analyzing the damage range, the height of the overburden water flowing fracturing zone is determined. The results of theoretical and field observation are used to validate the simulation result. The height of the overburden water flowing fractured zone according to the numerical simulation result is 22.8 m. The theoretical calculations are from 14.4 m to 27.3 m and the field observation is 21.44 m. The result obtained by the strain energy failure criterion is closer to the field observations. The accuracy of the development height of the overburden water flowing fracturing zone obtained by the strain energy failure criterion is validated. This stope model may have a scientific guidance for Mining Engineer.

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