Experimental research was conducted to study the structural behaviors of a steel roof truss model without fire-proof coating under pool fire conditions.The data of temperature distribution and displacements of typical...Experimental research was conducted to study the structural behaviors of a steel roof truss model without fire-proof coating under pool fire conditions.The data of temperature distribution and displacements of typical members were obtained.It is found that the temperature distribution of environment inside the structure,which is found to be in accordance with the multi-zone model with height,has a decisive effect on the temperature evolution of steel members.Besides,it can also be observed that due to the restriction and coordination among the truss members in the localized fire,the maximum relative deflection,which occurs at the mid-span of the top chord,is relatively slight and has not exceeded 1 mm under experimental conditions.On the other hand,the column experiences a notable thermal expansion during the test.Then,a finite element model is presented and validated by the test results.展开更多
Trusses used for roof support in coal mines are constructed of two grouted bolts installed at opposing forty-five degree angles into the roof and a cross member that ties the angled bolts together. The load on the cro...Trusses used for roof support in coal mines are constructed of two grouted bolts installed at opposing forty-five degree angles into the roof and a cross member that ties the angled bolts together. The load on the cross member is vertical, which is transverse to the longitudinal axis, and therefore the cross member is loaded in the weakest direction. Laboratory tests were conducted to determine the vertical load capacity and deflection of three different types of cross members. Single-point load tests, with the load applied in the center of the specimen and double-point load tests, with a span of 2.4 m, were conducted. For the single-point load configuration, the yield of the 25 mm solid bar cross member was nominally 98 kN of vertical load, achieved at 42 cm of deflection. For cable cross members, yield was not achieved even after 45 cm of deflection. Peak vertical loads were about 89 kN for 17 mm cables and67 kN for the 15 mm cables. For the double-point load configurations, the 25 mm solid bar cross members yielded at 150 kN of vertical load and 25 cm of deflection. At 25 cm of deflection individual cable strands started breaking at 133 and 111 kN of vertical load for the 17 and 15 mm cable cross members respectively.展开更多
The support of coal roadways is seriously affected by intense dynamic pressures.This can lead to problems with large deformation of the roof and the two side walls of coal roadways.Rapid convergence of the walls and r...The support of coal roadways is seriously affected by intense dynamic pressures.This can lead to problems with large deformation of the roof and the two side walls of coal roadways.Rapid convergence of the walls and roof,a high damage rate to the bolts and cables,or even abrupt roof collapse or rib spalling can occur during the service period of these coal roadways.Analyzing the main support measures used in China leads to a proposed new cable truss supporting system.Thorough study of the entire structure shows the superiority of this design for roadways suffering under dynamic pressure.A corresponding mechanical model of the rock surrounding the cable truss system is described in this paper and formulas for calculating pre-tightening forces of the truss cable,and the minimum anchoring forces,were deduced.The new support system was applied to a typical roadway affected by intensive dynamic pressure that is located in the Xinyuan Coal Mine.The results show that the largest subsidence of the roof was 97 mm,the convergence of the two sides was less than 248 mm,and the average depth of the loose,fractured layer was only 6.12 mm.This proves that the new support system is feasible and effective.展开更多
Cable truss systems have been widely applied in roadways with complicated conditions, such as the large cross-sections of deep wells, and high tectonic stress. However, they are rarely applied to roadways with extreme...Cable truss systems have been widely applied in roadways with complicated conditions, such as the large cross-sections of deep wells, and high tectonic stress. However, they are rarely applied to roadways with extremely thick coal seams because the control mechanism of the system for the deformation of the roof and the separation between coal rock segments is not completely understood. By using the relationship between the support system and the roof strata, a mechanical model was established to calculate the deformation of the roof in a thick coal seam with bedding separation under different support conditions: with an anchor truss support and without support. On this basis, the research was used to deduce a method for computing the minimum pre-tightening forces in the anchor truss, the maximum amounts of subsidence and separation with, and without, anchor truss support under the roof, and the maximum subsidence and the decreasing amounts of the separation before and after adopting the anchor truss. Additionally, mechanical relationships between the minimum pre-tightening force and the anchoring force in the anchor were analyzed. By taking a typical roadway with thick coal roof as an example, the theoretical results mentioned above were applied in the analysis and testing of a roof supporting project in a roadway field to verify the accuracy of the theory: favorable experimental results were achieved. In addition, the relationships among other parameters were analyzed, including the minimum pre-tightening forces applied by the anchor truss, the angle of inclination of the anchor cable, and the array pitch. Meanwhile, the changing characteristics of the amounts of roof separation and subsidence with key parameters of the support system(such as array pitch, pre-tightening force, and inclination angle) were also analyzed. The research results revealed the acting mechanism of the anchor truss in control of roadway stability with a thick coal seam, providing a theoretical basis of its application in coal mining.展开更多
基金Project(50706059) supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of ChinaProject(HZ2009-KF05) supported by Open Fund of State Key Laboratory of Fire Science of University of Science and Technology in ChinaProject supported by the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities of China
文摘Experimental research was conducted to study the structural behaviors of a steel roof truss model without fire-proof coating under pool fire conditions.The data of temperature distribution and displacements of typical members were obtained.It is found that the temperature distribution of environment inside the structure,which is found to be in accordance with the multi-zone model with height,has a decisive effect on the temperature evolution of steel members.Besides,it can also be observed that due to the restriction and coordination among the truss members in the localized fire,the maximum relative deflection,which occurs at the mid-span of the top chord,is relatively slight and has not exceeded 1 mm under experimental conditions.On the other hand,the column experiences a notable thermal expansion during the test.Then,a finite element model is presented and validated by the test results.
文摘Trusses used for roof support in coal mines are constructed of two grouted bolts installed at opposing forty-five degree angles into the roof and a cross member that ties the angled bolts together. The load on the cross member is vertical, which is transverse to the longitudinal axis, and therefore the cross member is loaded in the weakest direction. Laboratory tests were conducted to determine the vertical load capacity and deflection of three different types of cross members. Single-point load tests, with the load applied in the center of the specimen and double-point load tests, with a span of 2.4 m, were conducted. For the single-point load configuration, the yield of the 25 mm solid bar cross member was nominally 98 kN of vertical load, achieved at 42 cm of deflection. For cable cross members, yield was not achieved even after 45 cm of deflection. Peak vertical loads were about 89 kN for 17 mm cables and67 kN for the 15 mm cables. For the double-point load configurations, the 25 mm solid bar cross members yielded at 150 kN of vertical load and 25 cm of deflection. At 25 cm of deflection individual cable strands started breaking at 133 and 111 kN of vertical load for the 17 and 15 mm cable cross members respectively.
基金provided by the National Basic Research Program of China (No. 2010CB226802)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities (No. 2010YZ02)the State Key Laboratory of Coal Resources and Safe Mining (No.SKLCRSM 10B08)
文摘The support of coal roadways is seriously affected by intense dynamic pressures.This can lead to problems with large deformation of the roof and the two side walls of coal roadways.Rapid convergence of the walls and roof,a high damage rate to the bolts and cables,or even abrupt roof collapse or rib spalling can occur during the service period of these coal roadways.Analyzing the main support measures used in China leads to a proposed new cable truss supporting system.Thorough study of the entire structure shows the superiority of this design for roadways suffering under dynamic pressure.A corresponding mechanical model of the rock surrounding the cable truss system is described in this paper and formulas for calculating pre-tightening forces of the truss cable,and the minimum anchoring forces,were deduced.The new support system was applied to a typical roadway affected by intensive dynamic pressure that is located in the Xinyuan Coal Mine.The results show that the largest subsidence of the roof was 97 mm,the convergence of the two sides was less than 248 mm,and the average depth of the loose,fractured layer was only 6.12 mm.This proves that the new support system is feasible and effective.
基金Project(51404248)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of the Youth Science Foundation of ChinaProject(2017XKQY012)supported by Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities of ChinaProject(2014M551702)supported by the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation
文摘Cable truss systems have been widely applied in roadways with complicated conditions, such as the large cross-sections of deep wells, and high tectonic stress. However, they are rarely applied to roadways with extremely thick coal seams because the control mechanism of the system for the deformation of the roof and the separation between coal rock segments is not completely understood. By using the relationship between the support system and the roof strata, a mechanical model was established to calculate the deformation of the roof in a thick coal seam with bedding separation under different support conditions: with an anchor truss support and without support. On this basis, the research was used to deduce a method for computing the minimum pre-tightening forces in the anchor truss, the maximum amounts of subsidence and separation with, and without, anchor truss support under the roof, and the maximum subsidence and the decreasing amounts of the separation before and after adopting the anchor truss. Additionally, mechanical relationships between the minimum pre-tightening force and the anchoring force in the anchor were analyzed. By taking a typical roadway with thick coal roof as an example, the theoretical results mentioned above were applied in the analysis and testing of a roof supporting project in a roadway field to verify the accuracy of the theory: favorable experimental results were achieved. In addition, the relationships among other parameters were analyzed, including the minimum pre-tightening forces applied by the anchor truss, the angle of inclination of the anchor cable, and the array pitch. Meanwhile, the changing characteristics of the amounts of roof separation and subsidence with key parameters of the support system(such as array pitch, pre-tightening force, and inclination angle) were also analyzed. The research results revealed the acting mechanism of the anchor truss in control of roadway stability with a thick coal seam, providing a theoretical basis of its application in coal mining.