Publications by authors named "Zonglong Mu"

Microseismic monitoring systems (MMS) have become increasingly crucial in detecting tremors in coal mining. Microseismic sensors (MS), integral components of MMS, profoundly influence positioning accuracy and energy calculations. Hence, calibrating these sensors holds immense importance.

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Directional hydraulic fracturing (DHF) is more and more widely used in coal mines in China for hard roof and coal burst control. The key to this technology is to determine the crack initiation pressure that affected by the shape of the artificial notch and the stress state around the fracturing hole. Reasonable and simple formula for fracturing pressure calculation is essential since the fracturing pump used in coal mines is usually limited by the harsh conditions and hardly replaced once selected.

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Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Zonglong Mu"

  • - Zonglong Mu's recent research focuses on the calibration and performance of microseismic sensors in coal mines, emphasizing their role in enhancing the accuracy of microseismic monitoring systems (MMS) for tremor detection.
  • - The study highlights the significance of calibrating amplitude-frequency measurement deviations in microseismic sensors to improve positioning accuracy and energy calculations crucial for safe mining operations.
  • - Additionally, Mu investigates the initiation pressure criteria for directional hydraulic fracturing (DHF) in coal mines, proposing a straightforward formula for calculating fracturing pressure based on environmental conditions, which is essential for effective fracture management under challenging situations.