Method for determining chamber blasting optimum thickness of wide span dead zone top plate and blasting method thereof
A definite method and large-span technology, applied in blasting and other directions, can solve problems such as difficulty in determining the height of centralized chemical chambers, long construction period, and potential safety hazards, and achieve the effects of small consumption of explosives per unit, short construction period, and convenient management
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[0041] like Figure 1-Figure 3 As shown, in the first preferred embodiment, the goaf roof caving layer area F 0 13000m 2 , the height H from the buffer layer to the roof is 40m, the thickness L of the roof caving layer is 20m, and the exposed area F of the roof is 14800m 2 , rock roughness coefficient k of the buffer layer c =6.6×0.1da, da is 0.5, da is a coefficient related to rock hardness and roughness, and the range of da is 0.4-0.6. First, the finite element method is used to simulate the stress distribution of the four sections of the goaf under the action of the rock mass stress field, and the point stress safety factors on the sections are all greater than 1.0, which proves that the goaf roof rock as a whole is stable ; Then calculate the buffer cushion thickness h that satisfies the safety production of ground mining in the goaf b =0.74k c h 1.25 L 0.02 (F 0 / F)=19.3m (this formula is the thickness formula of the buffer layer proposed by B.P Imenitov); and the...
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