Patent classifications
E21D17/00
Method of treating tunnel collapse with roof-contacted shield support
A method of treating tunnel collapse includes mounting a shield plate, a column, a support column to form a combined support and moving the combined support onto an operation platform, lifting up the combined support, and enabling the height of canopy to be greater than the height of an initial supporting arch. Actively contacting a surface of a collapse cavity by a fixed support column and bearing a load, and lifting a movable support column to the top of the collapse cavity and bearing a load. Mounting an initial supporting arch, and welding the initial supporting arch with the support column. Removing a hydraulic prop after the support column contacting the initial supporting arch is cut off and the load of the shield plate is transferred to a supporting shed. Mounting an exhaust pipe and a filling material pumping pipe, and pumping a filling material into a collapse cavity space.
METHOD OF TREATING TUNNEL COLLAPSE USING PAVILION SUPPORT
A method of treating tunnel collapse includes leveling a collapse body and moving a pavilion support under the collapse cavity, lifting a shield plate until a lower edge of the shield plate surpasses a contour line of an initial supporting arch of a tunnel, connecting a bottom column and inserting a padding plate under a column. If the hydraulic prop retracts, the column, the bottom column, the padding plate and the hydraulic prop bear a load from the shield plate. Mounting and connecting the initial supporting arch, welding the intersection point of the column and the initial supporting arch, cutting off the column in the initial supporting arch. Transferring the load of the shield plate from the pavilion support to an initial supporting shed, spraying fast-setting concrete to a grid arch to form a closed shell, and pumping filling material to fill the space of the collapse cavity.
METHOD OF TREATING TUNNEL COLLAPSE WITH ROOF-CONTACTED SHIELD SUPPORT
A method of treating tunnel collapse includes mounting a shield plate, a column, a support column to form a combined support and moving the combined support onto an operation platform, lifting up the combined support, and enabling the height of canopy to be greater than the height of an initial supporting arch. Actively contacting a surface of a collapse cavity by a fixed support column and bearing a load, and lifting a movable support column to the top of the collapse cavity and bearing a load. Mounting an initial supporting arch, and welding the initial supporting arch with the support column. Removing a hydraulic prop after the support column contacting the initial supporting arch is cut off and the load of the shield plate is transferred to a supporting shed. Mounting an exhaust pipe and a filling material pumping pipe, and pumping a filling material into a collapse cavity space.
Method of treating tunnel collapse using pavilion support
A method of treating tunnel collapse includes leveling a collapse body and moving a pavilion support under the collapse cavity, lifting a shield plate until a lower edge of the shield plate surpasses a contour line of an initial supporting arch of a tunnel, connecting a bottom column and inserting a padding plate under a column. If the hydraulic prop retracts, the column, the bottom column, the padding plate and the hydraulic prop bear a load from the shield plate. Mounting and connecting the initial supporting arch, welding the intersection point of the column and the initial supporting arch, cutting off the column in the initial supporting arch. Transferring the load of the shield plate from the pavilion support to an initial supporting shed, spraying fast-setting concrete to a grid arch to form a closed shell, and pumping filling material to fill the space of the collapse cavity.
Grouting bolt-cable composite beam and supporting method for advanced support of fractured surrounding rock in deep coal mines
It discloses a grouting bolt-cable composite beam and supporting method for advanced support of fractured surrounding rock in deep coal mines. The quadrate plates are fixed at both ends of the steel beam, the anchor cable holes are arranged in the center of the steel beam and the quadrate plates, and the diameter of anchor bolt holes should be larger than that of the grouting cables. There are four anchor bolt holes on each quadrate plate, and each anchor bolt hole corresponds to a anchor plate, the horizontal surface of the anchor plate is close to the quadrate plate, and the arc parts of the four anchor plates are all facing the center of the quadrate plate.
Grouting bolt-cable composite beam and supporting method for advanced support of fractured surrounding rock in deep coal mines
It discloses a grouting bolt-cable composite beam and supporting method for advanced support of fractured surrounding rock in deep coal mines. The quadrate plates are fixed at both ends of the steel beam, the anchor cable holes are arranged in the center of the steel beam and the quadrate plates, and the diameter of anchor bolt holes should be larger than that of the grouting cables. There are four anchor bolt holes on each quadrate plate, and each anchor bolt hole corresponds to a anchor plate, the horizontal surface of the anchor plate is close to the quadrate plate, and the arc parts of the four anchor plates are all facing the center of the quadrate plate.
METHOD OF MINING SINGLE STEEPLY-INCLINED THICK COAL SEAM
Provided is a method of mining a single steeply-inclined thick coal seam, which belongs to the mining engineering field. The mining method includes: carrying out one transport crossheading along a floor of the coal seam to constitute a production system together with rises on both sides of a district; arranging a top-coal caving hydraulic support along a thickness of the coal seam in the transport crossheading, with a cyclic advance interval being 1.0 m; maintaining one section of return air channel close to a side of a roof that is in a gob and behind the hydraulic support. In a case of mining, caved coals fall on a scraper conveyer and transported through a belt conveyer. Fresh air flow required for a working surface enters the transport crossheading through a district transport crosscut and a track rise, and then enters the return air rise through the return air channel after washing the working surface. A unique return air channel is adopted. The method features advantages such as simple roadway arrangement system, strong adaptability, large yield of working surface, and high safety level.
Ventilated mine roof support
A longitudinally yieldable support for underground roof support includes first and second outer shell portions having a first wall thickness and a third outer shell portion having a second wall thickness that is greater than the first wall thickness. The support is filled with a solid compressible filler material. At least one air ventilation tube extends between opposite sides of the third outer shell portion to allow a flow of air through the support as the first and second outer shell portions and filler material therein yield under load.
Ventilated mine roof support
A longitudinally yieldable support for underground roof support includes first and second outer shell portions having a first wall thickness and a third outer shell portion having a second wall thickness that is greater than the first wall thickness. The support is filled with a solid compressible filler material. At least one air ventilation tube extends between opposite sides of the third outer shell portion to allow a flow of air through the support as the first and second outer shell portions and filler material therein yield under load.
VENTILATED MINE ROOF SUPPORT
A longitudinally yieldable support for underground roof support includes first and second outer shell portions having a first wall thickness and a third outer shell portion having a second wall thickness that is greater than the first wall thickness. The support is filled with a solid compressible filler material. At least one air ventilation tube extends between opposite sides of the third outer shell portion to allow a flow of air through the support as the first and second outer shell portions and filler material therein yield under load.