According to the characteristic of huge thick loose layer in Huainan mining area, based on the measured data, the correlation between the relative parameters of coal pillar setting and the ratio of loose layer thickne...According to the characteristic of huge thick loose layer in Huainan mining area, based on the measured data, the correlation between the relative parameters of coal pillar setting and the ratio of loose layer thickness to mining depth in Huainan mining area under the mining condition of huge thick loose layer was mainly studied by using regression analysis method, and corresponding mathematical models were established and analyzed. It makes a theoretical supplement for the the analysis and research of mining subsidence rules in Huainan mining area under the condition of huge thick loose layer.展开更多
In order to prevent coal and methane outbursts, mining protective layers is an effective means, yet no precedents of mining multiple protective layers is discoveried in seams which includes several seams are prone to ...In order to prevent coal and methane outbursts, mining protective layers is an effective means, yet no precedents of mining multiple protective layers is discoveried in seams which includes several seams are prone to outburst like Xinzhuangzi Mine. This paper perfected the related theories through analyzing mining multiple upper protective layers. By means of examining several parameters, it synthetically analyzed and ascer- tains the protected effectiveness and scope and reasonable parameters, finally obtained the specific indexes and effectiveness of mining multiple protective layers in coal seams cluster.展开更多
Monolayer barriers called evapotranspiration (ET) covers were developed as alternative final cover systems in waste landfills but high-quality soil remains a limiting factor in these cover systems. Coal bottom ash was...Monolayer barriers called evapotranspiration (ET) covers were developed as alternative final cover systems in waste landfills but high-quality soil remains a limiting factor in these cover systems. Coal bottom ash was evaluated to be a very good alternative to soil in previous tests and a combination of soil (65% wt.wt-1) and coal bottom ash (35% wt.wt-1) was evaluated to be the most feasible materials for ET cover systems. In our pot test, selected manure compost as soil amendment for the composite ET cover system, which was made of soil and bottom ash at ca. 40 Mg.ha-1 application level was very effective to promote vegetation growth of three plants;namely, garden cosmos (Cosmosbipinnatus), Chinese bushclover (Lespedezacuneata), and leafy lespedeza (Lespedeza cyrtobotrya). To evaluate the effect of compost application on plant growth in an ET vegetative cover system, two couples of lysimeters, packed with soil and a mixture of soil and bottom ash, were installed in a pilot landfill cover system in 2007. Manure composts were applied at the rates of 0 and ?40 Mg.ha-11before sowing the five plant species, i.e.indigo-bush (Amorphafruticosa), Japanese mugwort (Artemisia princeps, Arundinella hirta, Lespedezacuneata, and Lespedezacyrtobotrya). Unseeded native plant (green foxtail,Setaria viridis) was dominant in all treatments in the 1st year after installation while the growth of the sown plants significantly improved over the years. Total biomass productivity significantly increased with manure compost application, and more significantly increased in the composite ET cover made of soil and bottom ash treatment compared to the single soil ET cover, mainly due to more improved soil nutrient levels promoting vegetation growth and maintaining the vegetation system. The use of bottom ash as a mixing material in ET cover systems has a strong potential as an alternative to fine-grained soils, and manure compost addition can effectively enhance vegetative propagation in ET cover systems.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China （51004003） the Natural Science Foundation of Ministry of Education of Anhui Province （K J2010A091 ）
文摘According to the characteristic of huge thick loose layer in Huainan mining area, based on the measured data, the correlation between the relative parameters of coal pillar setting and the ratio of loose layer thickness to mining depth in Huainan mining area under the mining condition of huge thick loose layer was mainly studied by using regression analysis method, and corresponding mathematical models were established and analyzed. It makes a theoretical supplement for the the analysis and research of mining subsidence rules in Huainan mining area under the condition of huge thick loose layer.
基金Supported by the National Nature Science Foundation of China （50874089） the Doctoral Program Foundation of Institutions of Higher Education of China（20096121110002） Scientific Research Program by Shaanxi Provincial Education Department （ 11 JK0774）
文摘In order to prevent coal and methane outbursts, mining protective layers is an effective means, yet no precedents of mining multiple protective layers is discoveried in seams which includes several seams are prone to outburst like Xinzhuangzi Mine. This paper perfected the related theories through analyzing mining multiple upper protective layers. By means of examining several parameters, it synthetically analyzed and ascer- tains the protected effectiveness and scope and reasonable parameters, finally obtained the specific indexes and effectiveness of mining multiple protective layers in coal seams cluster.
文摘Monolayer barriers called evapotranspiration (ET) covers were developed as alternative final cover systems in waste landfills but high-quality soil remains a limiting factor in these cover systems. Coal bottom ash was evaluated to be a very good alternative to soil in previous tests and a combination of soil (65% wt.wt-1) and coal bottom ash (35% wt.wt-1) was evaluated to be the most feasible materials for ET cover systems. In our pot test, selected manure compost as soil amendment for the composite ET cover system, which was made of soil and bottom ash at ca. 40 Mg.ha-1 application level was very effective to promote vegetation growth of three plants;namely, garden cosmos (Cosmosbipinnatus), Chinese bushclover (Lespedezacuneata), and leafy lespedeza (Lespedeza cyrtobotrya). To evaluate the effect of compost application on plant growth in an ET vegetative cover system, two couples of lysimeters, packed with soil and a mixture of soil and bottom ash, were installed in a pilot landfill cover system in 2007. Manure composts were applied at the rates of 0 and ?40 Mg.ha-11before sowing the five plant species, i.e.indigo-bush (Amorphafruticosa), Japanese mugwort (Artemisia princeps, Arundinella hirta, Lespedezacuneata, and Lespedezacyrtobotrya). Unseeded native plant (green foxtail,Setaria viridis) was dominant in all treatments in the 1st year after installation while the growth of the sown plants significantly improved over the years. Total biomass productivity significantly increased with manure compost application, and more significantly increased in the composite ET cover made of soil and bottom ash treatment compared to the single soil ET cover, mainly due to more improved soil nutrient levels promoting vegetation growth and maintaining the vegetation system. The use of bottom ash as a mixing material in ET cover systems has a strong potential as an alternative to fine-grained soils, and manure compost addition can effectively enhance vegetative propagation in ET cover systems.
