Method and device for calculating standard depth/thickness ratio of coal mine goaf overhead transmission line
An overhead transmission line and calculation method technology is applied in the field of standard depth ratio of overhead transmission lines in goaf areas of coal mines, and can solve problems such as no standardized calculation method, no consideration of the properties of overlying layers, inconvenient engineering application, etc., and achieves wide applicability , the results are reliable, the effect of ensuring safety
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[0072] Example 1: The coal seam thickness of the coal mining face in a goaf is 2.65m, the mining thickness ratio λ=125.8, the average inclination angle is 6°, the long-wall caving mining method is adopted, and the comprehensive mechanized coal mining is carried out, and the mining depth is 330 meters. To 360 meters, the surface does not undulate much. According to the rock formation histogram in the study area and the physical and mechanical experimental results of the rock and soil, the basic occurrence of the overlying layer and the physical and mechanical parameters of the rock and soil are determined as shown in Table 1. Now it is necessary to evaluate the surface deformation of the mining area by calculating the standard depth ratio at this location.
[0073] Table 1: Layered parameters of the upper cladding
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[0075] 1. Calculate the average density of each rock and soil layer overlying the goaf and density coefficient
[0076] Substitute the actual thic...
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