Publications by authors named "Huice Jiao"

The finite difference model and particle flow model were constructed to reproduce the process of coal and gas outburst in front of the tunnel. The reliability of the particle flow model was verified by studying the internal stress, gas pressure, and related parameters of gas and coal two-phase flow. Then the process of coal and gas outburst is described from a microscopic perspective.

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  • The study focuses on tackling the issue of dynamic pressure disturbances and roadway stability during large-section support return channels in a mining setting.
  • Using Baiyinhua No. 4 Mine as a case study, numerical simulations and theoretical analyses were conducted to understand the roof's structural behavior and failure conditions during mining operations.
  • A comprehensive support system involving multiple components was developed, proving effective in reducing roof subsidence and enhancing the stability of surrounding rock, thereby facilitating safer mining practices and efficient hydraulic support withdrawal.
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To improve the prediction accuracy and time-consuming of coal mine gas occurrence law (OL), a new prediction method based on multi-source data fusion is proposed in this paper. Firstly, the method obtains the data of coal mine gas OL, determines the key data required in prediction through decision matrix, and preprocesses the data to reduce the influence of regular noise data. This paper analyzes the basic principle of multi-source data fusion, constructs the prediction model of coal mine gas OL with this technology, takes the optimal value of weighting factor as the input value of the model, and completes the design of coal mine gas OL prediction method based on multi-source data fusion.

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In-situ stresses are significantly important for underground mining geotechnical design and coal seam gas management in underground coal mines. Aiming at regions with geological structures, this paper proposes an in-situ stress inversion method combining Rhino precise modeling and transverse isotropy theory, and tests it near the Guodishan fault. The results show that the application of Rhino precise modeling and transversely isotropic model in in-situ stress inversion shows advantages in improving the accuracy of in-situ stress calculation.

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