Method for predicting, preventing and controlling earth surface residual movement and deformation caused by newly-built building in mine lot
A technology for buildings and ground surfaces, which is applied to fillings, mining equipment, and earthwork drilling and mining, and can solve problems such as difficult promotion of new parameters, complex effects of geological mining factors in difficult-to-overburden rocks, and few parameters.
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[0074] Embodiment. A certain mining area intends to build new buildings above the old underground mining area, and the old underground goaf is located below the corner point of the rectangular foundation of the new building on the surface.
[0075] The prediction and prevention methods of the residual movement and deformation of the ground surface caused by the new building are as follows:
[0076] Step 1. If the mining depth is greater than 150 meters, the residual movement and deformation of the surface will not be caused by new buildings on the surface of the old mining area; LJ >H 0 , to calculate the critical depth of coal mining H LJ ; The critical depth of coal mining H LJ and average mining depth H 0 For comparison, if the criterion H LJ >H 0 If the conditions are satisfied, it can be determined that there will be residual movement and deformation on the surface of the old mining area. In this example, the mining depth is less than or equal to 150 meters, and the...
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