Patent classifications
E21D23/0481
COAL-BASED SOLID WASTE TRANSPORT AND FILLING INTEGRATED MACHINE MINING SYSTEM AND METHOD
The present invention provides a coal-based solid waste transport and filling integrated machine mining system, comprising a filling hydraulic support (6) and a coal winning machine (7), said filling hydraulic support (6) comprises a hydraulic top plate and a base (601), said hydraulic top plate comprises a hinged front top beam (602) and a rear top beam (603), with a front probe beam (604) attached to front end of said front top beam (602) and a telescopic slide rod (1) connected to rear end of said rear top beam (603), a double transport and single filling non-stop equipment is fixed on the telescopic slide rod (1). The apparatus and method of the present invention weaken the impact of groundwater pollution on mine production and mine ecology, bring good economic and environmental benefits to the mine and promoting safe and green coal mining.
Equipment system for no-roadway no-coal-pillar retained roadway mining method
An equipment system for a self-retaining mining method mainly comprises a transition support, an end support, a following support, and a fast-retracting support. Working face gateroads do not need to advance in mining, and a coal mining machine may be used to cut a neat coal wall at the end of a district. The entry rib is automatically formed after roof caving, thus forming a gateroad in a re-mining process. The coal mining machine is under digital control when its end cuts the coal, automatically enabling the end to laterally cut the coal wall to form a vertical straight line, which is used as the entry rib of the gateroad. A scrapper conveyor works in coordination with an arc-shaped coal grabbing plate of the coal mining machine to clean up float coal at the end as much as possible.
Mine roof support, pre-installation assembly for same, and method of installation
A mine roof support comprises two or more frusto-conical, tubular sections, the sections each flared outwardly from an upper end to a lower end thereof, a skirt portion of a section being received and secured within a neck portion of a section below in a frictional fit to define an interior volume of the mine roof support. A solid, compressible, load-bearing material is located within the volume. Methods of installing a mine roof support and a pre-installation assembly for a mine roof support are also disclosed.
Method for recovering room-mining coal pillars by solid filling in synergy with artificial pillars
A method for recovering room-mining coal pillars by solid filling in synergy with artificial pillars. Solid materials and cementing materials on the ground are conveyed through a feeding well and a pipeline to a room-and-pillar goaf, a plurality of artificial pillars is cast at an interval in a coal room area, and gangue is cast to fill other regions of the coal room using a gangue casting machine. Under joint support by the artificial pillars and the coal room filler, coal pillars are recovered using a continuous coal mining machine, artificial pillars are cast in the original coal pillar area after recovery, and gangue is cast to fill the original coal pillar area using the gangue casting machine. A system for recovering room-mining coal pillars by solid filling in synergy with artificial pillars mainly includes a material conveying system, a joint support system, and a coal pillar recovery system.
MINE ROOF SUPPORT, PRE-INSTALLATION ASSEMBLY FOR SAME, AND METHOD OF INSTALLATION
A mine roof support comprises two or more frusto-conical, tubular sections, the sections each flared outwardly from an upper end to a lower end thereof, a skirt portion of a section being received and secured within a neck portion of a section below in a frictional fit to define an interior volume of the mine roof support. A solid, compressible, load-bearing material is located within the volume. Methods of installing a mine roof support and a pre-installation assembly for a mine roof support are also disclosed.
METHOD FOR RECOVERING ROOM-MINING COAL PILLARS BY SOLID FILLING IN SYNERGY WITH ARTIFICIAL PILLARS
A method for recovering room-mining coal pillars by solid filling in synergy with artificial pillars. Solid materials and cementing materials on the ground are conveyed through a feeding well and a pipeline to a room-and-pillar goaf, a plurality of artificial pillars is cast at an interval in a coal room area, and gangue is cast to fill other regions of the coal room using a gangue casting machine. Under joint support by the artificial pillars and the coal room filler, coal pillars are recovered using a continuous coal mining machine, artificial pillars are cast in the original coal pillar area after recovery, and gangue is cast to fill the original coal pillar area using the gangue casting machine. A system for recovering room-mining coal pillars by solid filling in synergy with artificial pillars mainly includes a material conveying system, a joint support system, and a coal pillar recovery system. By constructing pillar grooves, casting artificial pillars, casting gangue to fill a goaf, and recovering coal pillars, the recovery rate of coal resources can be increased, and room-mining coal pillar recovery theories and technologies in China can be enriched while harmonious development of environmental protection and resource exploitation is promoted.
Method for designing supporting parameters of transition support for mixed mining face of filling and fully-mechanized mining
Disclosed is a method for designing supporting parameters of a transition support for a mixed mining face of filling and fully-mechanized mining. The method includes: first, determining a total length of a mixed mining working face and a length of a filling section according to requirements of a coal mining production capacity of the mixed mining working face and a filling capacity of the filling section working face; then, establishing a mixed mining numerical model of filling and fully-mechanized mining by using three-dimensional distinct element software, and simulating and calculating a caving height of a roof of a transition section and a stress influence range of the transition section when a filling rate of a mined-out area of the filling section changes; based on a result of numerical simulation and calculation, performing curve fitting according to a correlation coefficient to obtain a functional relationship between the filling rate and the caving height and a functional relationship between the filling rate and the stress influence range of the transition section; and finally designing supporting parameters of a transition support in combination with actual engineering geological parameters. The method can provide a reference for supporting design of a support, and enables a smooth transition between a filling support and a fully-mechanized mining support for a mixed working face, thereby further enriching filling mining theories and expanding the application range of filling mining.
METHOD FOR DESIGNING SUPPORTING PARAMETERS OF TRANSITION SUPPORT FOR MIXED MINING FACE OF FILLING AND FULLY-MECHANIZED MINING
Disclosed is a method for designing supporting parameters of a transition support for a mixed mining face of filling and fully-mechanized mining. The method includes: first, determining a total length of a mixed mining working face and a length of a filling section according to requirements of a coal mining production capacity of the mixed mining working face and a filling capacity of the filling section working face; then, establishing a mixed mining numerical model of filling and fully-mechanized mining by using three-dimensional distinct element software, and simulating and calculating a caving height of a roof of a transition section and a stress influence range of the transition section when a filling rate of a mined-out area of the filling section changes; based on a result of numerical simulation and calculation, performing curve fitting according to a correlation coefficient to obtain a functional relationship between the filling rate and the caving height and a functional relationship between the filling rate and the stress influence range of the transition section; and finally designing supporting parameters of a transition support in combination with actual engineering geological parameters. The method can provide a reference for supporting design of a support, and enables a smooth transition between a filling support and a fully-mechanized mining support for a mixed working face, thereby further enriching filling mining theories and expanding the application range of filling mining.
Method for removing hydraulic support for solid filling coal mining
A method for removing a hydraulic support for solid filling coal mining includes digging a support removing channel (3) in a coal body (2) in front of the hydraulic support (1), and laying a support removing track (4), then removing the hydraulic support from a coal conveying gateway (11) to a track gateway (5), temporary supporting is carried out by matching a single supporting column with a n-type steel beam before each hydraulic support is removed. A supporting roof is reinforced in time by means of erecting a crib (13) and grouting after each hydraulic support is removed, three grouting pipelines (12) are laid after the supports of the whole work surface are removed, and grouting is carried out in the whole finishing cut space. The roof of the support removing space of the work surface is stable so that the hydraulic supports on the work surface of solid filling coal mining are ensured to be safely and efficiently removed.
EQUIPMENT SYSTEM FOR NO-ROADWAY NO-COAL-PILLAR RETAINED ROADWAY MINING METHOD
An equipment system for a self-retaining mining method mainly comprises a transition support, an end support, a following support, and a fast-retracting support. Working face gateroads do not need to advance in mining, and a coal mining machine may be used to cut a neat coal wall at the end of a district. The entry rib is automatically formed after roof caving, thus forming a gateroad in a re-mining process. The coal mining machine is under digital control when its end cuts the coal, automatically enabling the end to laterally cut the coal wall to form a vertical straight line, which is used as the entry rib of the gateroad. A scrapper conveyor works in coordination with an arc-shaped coal grabbing plate of the coal mining machine to clean up float coal at the end as much as possible.