Coal gangue slurry overburden balanced grouting and filling method for pre-fracturing hard rock stratum
By constructing fracturing boreholes and using hydraulic fracturing technology within thick and hard rock strata, the problems of balanced grouting and subsidence control in thick and hard rock strata, which were not addressed in existing technologies, have been solved, achieving controllable grouting volume and controllable subsidence.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Patents(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- CHINA UNIV OF MINING & TECH
- Filing Date
- 2023-07-17
- Publication Date
- 2026-07-10
AI Technical Summary
In coal mining, the ultimate fracture step of thick and hard rock strata is large, which leads to the rock strata below the grouting layer not being fractured. The grouting space is limited, and the grouting system cannot supply in time, causing the key overburden layer to become unstable and the surface to subside rapidly. Existing methods increase the flow rate of the surface grouting pump, resulting in problems such as excessive load on the surface pumping station and blockage of the filling borehole.
The method of uniform grouting and filling of coal gangue slurry overburden in pre-fracturing hard rock strata is adopted. By constructing the first and second fracturing boreholes in the thick and hard rock strata, fracturing fractures are formed along the dip and strike. Steel casings and quick-setting cement are installed in the boreholes for fixation. Combined with hydraulic fracturing technology, uniformly fractured fracturing fractures are formed to control rock strata collapse and ensure the balance between grouting volume and settlement control.
The first and second fracturing boreholes were drilled in thick, hard rock strata to form fracturing fractures along the dip and strike. Steel casings and quick-setting cement were installed in the boreholes for fixation. Combined with hydraulic fracturing technology, uniformly fractured fracturing fractures were formed to control rock strata collapse and ensure a balance between grouting volume and settlement control.
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