Reasonable Support Technology of Full-Stress Anchoring Technology of Advance Roadway: A Case Study

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Based on the engineering background of providing advance support for the working face of mining roadways, this paper studies the reasonable support technology of advance roadway roofs by combining theoretical analysis, numerical simulation, and field tests. Based on the geological conditions of the 1304 working face of Yineng Coal Mine, the FLAC3D numerical simulation software was used to compare and analyze the effects of the original single hydraulic prop advance support and the bolt-mesh-cable support without the single hydraulic prop. The results show that although the deformation of the surrounding rock is reduced under the support of the single hydraulic prop, the convergence of the roof and floor of the roadway and the left and right sides are still as high as 288 mm and 308 mm, respectively, which does not meet the requirements for safe production. Based on this problem, this study proposes full-stress anchoring technology. FLAC3D numerical simulation software is used to simulate and analyze the supporting effect of the full-stress anchoring support technology in advanced mining roadways. The results of numerical simulation experiments show that the convergence of the roof and floor and the convergence of the left and right sides of the roadway surrounding rock are 33 mm and 52 mm, respectively, which have a good control effect on the roadway surrounding rock. The field test of bolt full-stress anchoring support technology was carried out in the return air roadway of the 1304 working face. The deformation of the surrounding rock of the roadway was monitored by setting up stations. The measured results show that the maximum roof and floor convergence of the roadway is 42 mm, and the maximum convergence of the two sides of the roadway is 69 mm, which meets the requirements for safe mining on site. In this study, by comparing with the advance support effect of the original single hydraulic prop, the rationality of the full-stress anchoring technology of the mining roadway in the advance section of the working panel is determined. The use of bolt full-stress anchoring instead of the traditional single hydraulic prop for advanced support has a better surrounding rock control effect and a lower support cost. This is a new technology for advanced support of surrounding rock in mining roadways, which enriches the control technology of roadway surrounding rock and also provides technical reference for other similar engineering cases.

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