Impact risk large-diameter borehole inspection method based on micro-seismic monitoring
A technology for microseismic monitoring and borehole inspection, which is applied in earthwork drilling, seismic signal processing, mining equipment, etc., to ensure the safety of mine production and improve the reliability of inspection results.
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[0024] The present invention will be further described below.
[0025] This example aims at the risk of strong impact on the 205 working face of a mine in the Binchang mining area. The average buried depth of the coal seam of the working face is 950m, and the measured maximum horizontal stress is 44MPa. The coal seam is at a relatively high stress level, and shocks have occurred during the mining process. The microseismic monitoring system has been installed in the mine and can effectively surround the area of the 205 working face, and the monitoring accuracy of microseismic events in the area is relatively high; figure 1 As shown, the specific steps are:
[0026] (1) Predict the scope of the impact hazard area and the impact hazard level: use the shock wave CT inversion method to predict the impact hazard area range and impact hazard level in front of the 205 working face, such as figure 2 As shown, one of the impact risk areas is 450m-550m in front of the 205 working fac...
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