Study on the law of stress distribution in the presence of remaining coal pillar in a close-distance coal seam and the reasonable location of the roadway

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Abstract In order to reveal the impact of remaining coal pillar on roadway layout of the lower seam after the upper part of the close coal seam is reversely mined, theoretical analysis and numerical simulation are conducted in this paper. With the roadway to be excavated in a mine located in Shanxi as the research object, theoretical analysis and numerical simulation are performed to explore the evolution of stress field in the lower coal seam under the influence of the leftover coal pillar. Also, an analysis is conducted on the mechanism of deformation and destruction occurring to the roadway in the lower coal seam, so as to determine the rational layout of roadway in the lower coal seam and the optimal parameters related to roadway support. The study area is divided into two zones by considering the main influencing factors. Allowing for the mode of mining and to ensure safety, it is recommended that the roadway should be positioned at the edge of the H-II area, such as at the location that is 15-20m or 40-45m away from the study area. Taking into account these influencing factors, the original tunnel support parameters are optimized.
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With the roadway to be excavated in a mine located in Shanxi as the research object, theoretical analysis and numerical simulation are performed to explore the evolution of stress field in the lower coal seam under the influence of the leftover coal pillar. Also, an analysis is conducted on the mechanism of deformation and destruction occurring to the roadway in the lower coal seam, so as to determine the rational layout of roadway in the lower coal seam and the optimal parameters related to roadway support. The study area is divided into two zones by considering the main influencing factors. Allowing for the mode of mining and to ensure safety, it is recommended that the roadway should be positioned at the edge of the H-II area, such as at the location that is 15-20m or 40-45m away from the study area. Taking into account these influencing factors, the original tunnel support parameters are optimized. Earth and environmental sciences/Solid earth sciences/Mineralogy Earth and environmental sciences/Environmental sciences/Environmental impact Proximate coal seam Legacy coal pillar Stress distribution Butterfly damage theory Backcuts layout Full Text Additional Declarations No competing interests reported. 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