Combined with a digital bored photography system and in-situ statistics concerning the joints and fissures of both ore-body and surrounding rock,a 2D discrete model was constructed using UDEC.The stress field and disp...Combined with a digital bored photography system and in-situ statistics concerning the joints and fissures of both ore-body and surrounding rock,a 2D discrete model was constructed using UDEC.The stress field and displacement field changes of different sublevel stoping systems were also studied.Changes in the overlying rock strata settlement pattern has been analyzed and validated by in-situ monitoring data.The results show that:in the caving process,there exists an obvious delay and jump for the overlying rock strata displacement over time,and a stable arch can be formed in the process of caving,which leads to hidden goafs.Disturbed by the mining activity,a stress increase occurred in both the hanging wall and the foot wall,demonstrating a hump-shaped distribution pattern.From the comparison between simulation results and in-situ monitoring results,land subsidence shows a slow-development,suddenfailure,slow-development cycle pattern,which leads eventually to a stable state.This pattern validates the existence of balanced arch and hidden goafs.展开更多
A numerical simulation method for parachute Fluid-Structure Interaction （FSI） problem using Semi-Implicit Method for Pres- sure-Linked Equations （SIMPLE） algorithm is proposed. This method could be used in both co...A numerical simulation method for parachute Fluid-Structure Interaction （FSI） problem using Semi-Implicit Method for Pres- sure-Linked Equations （SIMPLE） algorithm is proposed. This method could be used in both coupling computation of para- chute FSI and flow field analysis. Both fiat circular parachute and conical parachute are modeled and simulated by this new method. Flow field characteristics at various angles of attack are further simulated for the conical parachute model. Compari- son with the space-time FSI technique shows that this method also provides similar and reasonable results.展开更多
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.51374033)the Doctoral Program of Higher Education Research Fund(No.20120006110022)the Chenchao Iron Mine and the technical support of Itasca
文摘Combined with a digital bored photography system and in-situ statistics concerning the joints and fissures of both ore-body and surrounding rock,a 2D discrete model was constructed using UDEC.The stress field and displacement field changes of different sublevel stoping systems were also studied.Changes in the overlying rock strata settlement pattern has been analyzed and validated by in-situ monitoring data.The results show that:in the caving process,there exists an obvious delay and jump for the overlying rock strata displacement over time,and a stable arch can be formed in the process of caving,which leads to hidden goafs.Disturbed by the mining activity,a stress increase occurred in both the hanging wall and the foot wall,demonstrating a hump-shaped distribution pattern.From the comparison between simulation results and in-situ monitoring results,land subsidence shows a slow-development,suddenfailure,slow-development cycle pattern,which leads eventually to a stable state.This pattern validates the existence of balanced arch and hidden goafs.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 10577003)Monash University of Australia
文摘A numerical simulation method for parachute Fluid-Structure Interaction （FSI） problem using Semi-Implicit Method for Pres- sure-Linked Equations （SIMPLE） algorithm is proposed. This method could be used in both coupling computation of para- chute FSI and flow field analysis. Both fiat circular parachute and conical parachute are modeled and simulated by this new method. Flow field characteristics at various angles of attack are further simulated for the conical parachute model. Compari- son with the space-time FSI technique shows that this method also provides similar and reasonable results.
