Method for detecting conduction of overlying rock strata crack based on isotope identification
A detection method and isotope technology, applied in the direction of construction, etc., can solve the problems of detection of overlying rock fissure conductivity, complex data interpretation, low detection accuracy, etc., and achieve the effects of easy detection, simple data collection, and high detection accuracy
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[0042] The present invention will be described in further detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.
[0043] The thickness of the 11# coal seam in a mine is 8.5-12.8m, with an average of 10.25m. The immediate roof is mudstone with poor water permeability and is a stable water-resisting layer with a thickness of about 20.3m; the basic roof is coarse sandstone and sandy mudstone with well-developed fissures and abundant fissure water, with a thickness of about 28.7m. There are several layers of stable aquifers above the basic top, which are rich in fissure water. Sandy mudstone and argillaceous siltstone are between each aquifer, which blocks the hydraulic connection between the aquifers. The inclination length of the working face is 158.6m, and the strike length is 1285m. The fully mechanized caving mining method is adopted, the mining height is 3m, and the coal caving height is 6.8m.
[0044] In order to detect the fracture conductivit...
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