A novel control method of automatically formed roadway by roof cutting and confined concrete column in extremely close-distance coal seam
Hao-jie Xue , Qi Wang , Chong Zhang , Man-chao He , Bo-wen Zhang , Shu Zhang , Ye-tai Wang
Journal of Central South University ›› 2025, Vol. 32 ›› Issue (10) : 3911 -3926.
A novel control method of automatically formed roadway by roof cutting and confined concrete column in extremely close-distance coal seam
Under the influence of the upper coal pillars and dynamic pressure of coal mining, the roadway of the lower coal seam is prone to large deformation failure. In this paper, a novel control method and key technologies of automatically formed roadway (AFR) by roof cutting and confined concrete column in extremely close-distance coal seam are proposed. Furthermore, a numerical model is established to analyze the structure characteristics of overlying roof strata. Based on numerical results, the roof structure model of “voussoir beam of upper layer + short cantilever beam of lower layer” of this method is proposed. What’s more, the calculation equation of the roof bending moment and evaluation indexes is established, and the influence of different factors on roof stability control of AFR is studied. Finally, a field test is conducted to verify the effectiveness of this novel method. Field results were as follows: 1) The maximum and average support stress of working face obviously decreased; 2) The confined concrete column can provide high-strength support in dynamic influence zone; 3) The maximum deformation of AFR safety requirement can be met. This study can provide effective guidance for the application of this method in extremely close-distance coal seam.
extremely close-distance coal seam / automatically formed roadway (AFR) / confined concrete column / numerical simulation / roof structure model / field test
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