More accurate forecasting of rock burst might be possible from observations of electromagnetic radiation emitted in the mine.We analyzed experimental observations and field data from the Muchengjian coal mine to study...More accurate forecasting of rock burst might be possible from observations of electromagnetic radiation emitted in the mine.We analyzed experimental observations and field data from the Muchengjian coal mine to study the relationship between electromagnetic radiation signal intensity and stress during the fracturing of coal, or rock, and samples under load.The results show that the signal intensity is positively correlated with stress.In addition, we investigated the change in the electromagnetic radiation intensity, the supporting resistance in a real coal mine environment, and the coal or rock stress in the mining area.The data analysis indicates that:1) electromagnetic radiation intensity can accurately reflect the distribution of stress in the mining area;and, 2) there is a correlation between electromagnetic radiation intensity and supporting resistance.The research has some practical guiding significance for rock burst forecasting and for the prevention of accidents in coal mines.展开更多
The longitudinal ultrasonic velocity （V1）, attenuation （α1）, magnetization and resistivity of single phase polycrystalline La1/3Sr2/3CoO3 were measured as a function of temperature from 20 K to 300 K. The resisti...The longitudinal ultrasonic velocity （V1）, attenuation （α1）, magnetization and resistivity of single phase polycrystalline La1/3Sr2/3CoO3 were measured as a function of temperature from 20 K to 300 K. The resistivity shows metallic behavior in the whole temperature range and a kink at 235 K was observed, which coincides with the ferromagnetic transition temperature （Tc）. As the temperature cools down from Tc, the V1 softens conspicuously at beginning and reaches a minimum at 120 K. After that the V1 dramatically stiffens below 120 K accompanied by a wide attenuation peak. The analysis of the results suggests that these ultrasonic anomalies ;nay correspond to local lattice distortions via the Jahn-Teller effect of intermediate spin Co^3＋.展开更多
基金Projects 50427401 supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China2006AA06Z119 by the Hi-tech Research and Development Program of China+2 种基金NCET-06-0477 by the New Century Excellent Talent Plan of Ministry of Education2007A002 by the Science & Research Foundation for Youth of China University of Mining and Technologythe Na-tional Basic Research Program of China (2005cb221505)
文摘More accurate forecasting of rock burst might be possible from observations of electromagnetic radiation emitted in the mine.We analyzed experimental observations and field data from the Muchengjian coal mine to study the relationship between electromagnetic radiation signal intensity and stress during the fracturing of coal, or rock, and samples under load.The results show that the signal intensity is positively correlated with stress.In addition, we investigated the change in the electromagnetic radiation intensity, the supporting resistance in a real coal mine environment, and the coal or rock stress in the mining area.The data analysis indicates that:1) electromagnetic radiation intensity can accurately reflect the distribution of stress in the mining area;and, 2) there is a correlation between electromagnetic radiation intensity and supporting resistance.The research has some practical guiding significance for rock burst forecasting and for the prevention of accidents in coal mines.
基金This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China （No.10774136）.
文摘The longitudinal ultrasonic velocity （V1）, attenuation （α1）, magnetization and resistivity of single phase polycrystalline La1/3Sr2/3CoO3 were measured as a function of temperature from 20 K to 300 K. The resistivity shows metallic behavior in the whole temperature range and a kink at 235 K was observed, which coincides with the ferromagnetic transition temperature （Tc）. As the temperature cools down from Tc, the V1 softens conspicuously at beginning and reaches a minimum at 120 K. After that the V1 dramatically stiffens below 120 K accompanied by a wide attenuation peak. The analysis of the results suggests that these ultrasonic anomalies ;nay correspond to local lattice distortions via the Jahn-Teller effect of intermediate spin Co^3＋.
