This application provides a backfilling and stacking mining method without external
vein preparation, belonging to the field of underground
metal mining. In this method, a return
airway and an intake
airway are first excavated in the pillars at both ends of the mining panel. Then, an ore extraction
haulage roadway is excavated at the bottom of the stope, penetrating the trapezoidal first mining block, the
parallelogram-shaped secondary mining block, and the trapezoidal final mining block, and connecting to the return
airway and the intake airway, forming a ventilation
system. Next, the trapezoidal first mining block, the
parallelogram-shaped secondary mining block, and the trapezoidal final mining block are mined sequentially, with each block being mined in
layers from bottom to top. As mining progresses, dynamically changing ore passes, first false roadways, first
vein inclined ramps, second false roadways, second
vein inclined ramps, and third false roadways are formed within the ore body. This method eliminates the need for external vein preparation and
cutting works, reducing mining costs; compared to the full-face method and room-and-pillar method, it provides better ventilation; and there is virtually no ore residue.