Disclosed is a combined process of integrating stopping-backfilling and carbon storage. The combined process includes the following steps of: determining a cyclic interval of a working face through measured data of a mine pressure of a fully-mechanized coal winning working face; when the stopping distance of the fully-mechanized coal winning working face reaches a backfilling isolation interval, providing a backfilling tarpaulin behind a hydraulic support, and pumping, through a backfilling pipeline, backfilling slurry to a backfilling area along a support beam; when the area is backfilled with the backfilling slurry, injecting supercritical carbon dioxide into the backfilling slurry; and allowing the supercritical carbon dioxide to fully react with the backfilling slurry to solidify the backfilling slurry.

Disclosed is a method for remining a residual coal pillar in a residual mining area by collaboration of pillar-side backfilling and in-situ gasification. The method includes the following steps of: ascertaining geological and hydrological conditions, a geometric shape and a reserve of a residual coal pillar; carrying out side supporting on the residual coal pillar in a goaf by using a pillar-side backfilling method; and carrying out the underground gasification mining on the residual coal pillar by means of an underground coal gasification process.

Disclosed is a method for remining a residual coal pillar in a residual mining area by collaboration of pillar-side backfilling and in-situ gasification. The method includes the following steps of: ascertaining geological and hydrological conditions, a geometric shape and a reserve of a residual coal pillar; carrying out side supporting on the residual coal pillar in a goaf by using a pillar-side backfilling method; and carrying out the underground gasification mining on the residual coal pillar by means of an underground coal gasification process.

A method for recovery of residual coal pillars by freezing accumulated water in room-and-pillar mining areas is provided. A feasibility of repeated mining of residual coal pillars in room-and-pillar goafs is distinguished based on production data and exploration data of a mine. An accumulated water in the room-and-pillar mining areas is frozen to replace a paste filling material, which envelopes collapse roofs and gangues in the room-and-pillar goaf as a whole. The room-and-pillar goaf is filled with a frozen ice body. Roadways and mining faces are arranged in the frozen ice body. Coal cutter cuts the residual coal pillars and the frozen ice body. With the advancing of the mining face, the residual coal pillars are gradually recovered and melted water after the cutting is pumped out.