Gas Seepage Model and Experiment Based on Bedding Effect of Fractured Coal Body

Kunyun Tian, Erjian Wei and Conghu Liu

Mathematical Problems in Engineering, 2022, vol. 2022, 1-11

Abstract: Gas drainage is of great significance for the efficient and safe mining in coal mine, in which the coal seam layer bedding has a great influence on it. For obtaining gas permeability characteristics of coal body with the parallel and vertical bedding in fractured coal under the action of stress loading and unloading, experimental research was carried out employing a three-stress-axis simulation device. Experimental results showed that in the stress loading process, the permeability decreased with increasing effective stress; the decrement was initially rapid albeit it slowed later. With the increase of effective stress, the coal sample underwent three stages, namely, crack compaction, elastic deformation, and plastic deformation. In the stress unloading process, the permeability of coal samples increased with decreasing of effective stress, and the increasing trend of permeability was consistent. The degree of fracture compaction of the parallel bedding coal samples after compression was much higher than that of vertical bedding. In the stress-relieved coal seam, gas drainage boreholes should be arranged vertically to the bedding fissure to maximise the gas drainage effect. A group of parallel and vertical bedding gas drainage holes were arranged in the test mine to investigate the drainage effect. Field engineering application also showed that the drilling direction should be perpendicular to the bedding direction as far as possible, so as to improve the gas drainage effect. The research results can provide a reference for the gas drainage borehole layout, thus maximising the gas extraction efficiency and ensuring the sustainability of mine safety production.

Date: 2022
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DOI: 10.1155/2022/3863267

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