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Under two rock strata combination conditions, over 10,000 microseismic events were received with microseismic location monitoring technology which possessed by the author’s studying team, used in fully mechanized coal face of Huafeng Mine of Xinwen Coal Mining Group Co., Shandong Province. On the basis of the achievement of the location results, the conclusions were drawn as follows: On the basis of the achievement of 3D strata fracturing situation and the section plane of microseimic events in different areas, the relationship between spatial structure of overlying strata and mining pressure field was found, and we might describe distribution range of dynamic pressure of advance pressure and lateral stress around long face, and range of structure ad-tivation. Quantitative guidance to prevent dynamic disasters was provided. The practice in coal mine got a effective results. According to the FLAC3D soft numerical simulation of diameter drilling hole (the diameter is 300 mm) to relieve pressure in specified geological condition in Huafeng Mine, the right distance of two dirlls is 2.5 m and the right depth is 12 m. The research pro-vided basic guiding and practical experiences for the underground microseismic monitoring and disaster prevention in side slopes or tunnels engineering.
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Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (40674017, 50534080); the Open Fund of State Key Laboratory of Coal Resources and Safe Mining(2007-04); the Open Doctor Innovation Fund of Shandong Province (200703020); the Chinese Postdoctoral Science Fundation (20080440304)
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Cheng, Yh., Jiang, Fx. & Zou, Yh. Research on inversion high mining pressure distribution and technology of preventing dynamic disasters by MS monitoring in longwall face. J Coal Sci Eng China 15, 252–257 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12404-009-0307-2
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