When stepped coal getting technology was applied to high seam mining working face, with field observations the following aspects of working face were analyzed based on the inherent conditions of extremely soft thick s...When stepped coal getting technology was applied to high seam mining working face, with field observations the following aspects of working face were analyzed based on the inherent conditions of extremely soft thick seam mined by Liangbei Mine, such as the brokenness and activity law of rock seam in the working face, the law of load-bearing of its supports, and the instability character of coal or rock in tip-to-face area. The following are the major laws. Pressure intensity of roof in high seam mining with extremely soft thick seam is stronger than one in slicing and sublevel-caving as a whole. But the greater crushing deformation of coal side makes pressure intensity of roof in the middle of working face be equivalent to one in sublevel-caving. In the middle of working face the roof brokenness has less dynamic load effect than roof brokenness in the two ends of working face. The brokenness instability of distinct pace of roof brings several load-bearings to supports. In condition of extremely soft thick seam, the ratio of resistance increment of supports in two ends of working face is obviously greater than that of supports in the middle. Most sloughing in coal side is triangular slop sloughing caused by shear slipping in high seam mining with extremely soft thick seam. Ultrahigh mining is the major reason for roof fall. Instability of coal or rock in tip-to-face area can be controlled effectively with the methods such as improving setting load of supports, mining along roof by reinforcing floor and protecting the immediate roof in time, and so on.展开更多
This paper investigates the influence of temperature and wind conditions on ventilation of the air cavity beneath the roofing in a full-scale pitched wooden roof construction.The potential for condensation in the air ...This paper investigates the influence of temperature and wind conditions on ventilation of the air cavity beneath the roofing in a full-scale pitched wooden roof construction.The potential for condensation in the air cavity is studied.The relevant roof construction is equipped with 81 thermocouples and four air velocity measurement devices.A weather station at the site records outdoor temperature and wind conditions.Five periods between 2016 and 2018 are investigated.The findings show distinct periods of below-ambient temperature and positive condensation potential in the ventilated air cavity of the roof.A relation between low wind speed and positive condensation potential is shown.Difference in size of periods with below-ambient temperature and periods with positive condensation potential implies that the materials in the roof regulate the humidity in the air cavity.Large negative peaks in the condensation potential indicate dry-out of the construction.展开更多
The hygrothermal performance of a ventilated roof cavity is greatly affected by the airflow passing through it.This ventilation flow is mainly driven by the wind pressure difference between openings and the thermal-in...The hygrothermal performance of a ventilated roof cavity is greatly affected by the airflow passing through it.This ventilation flow is mainly driven by the wind pressure difference between openings and the thermal-induced buoyancy.However,the wind effect is not well understood as it is often neglected in previous studies.The present study investigates the properties of such airflows,including the flow pattern,flow regime,and flow rate,using a CFD method.The target building is a large-span commercial building with a low-pitched roof.To study the wind-induced airflows,the onset atmospheric boundary layer wind flow was modelled,and the results were compared with the site-measured data recorded in the literature.To study the thermal-induced buoyancy effects,a roof cavity model found in the literature with experimental data was adopted.The findings show that the flow pattern in the roof cavity varied with the airflow driven factors.The flow separation at the windward eave inlet of the thermally induced flows are more pronounced compared with those of the wind-induced flows.Furthermore,the wind-induced airflows can generate around two times more ventilation flow rate through the roof cavity compared to the thermal-induced airflow.The findings indicate that wind-induced ventilation flows are the dominant factor of the roof cavity ventilation in a large-span,low-pitched building.展开更多
文摘When stepped coal getting technology was applied to high seam mining working face, with field observations the following aspects of working face were analyzed based on the inherent conditions of extremely soft thick seam mined by Liangbei Mine, such as the brokenness and activity law of rock seam in the working face, the law of load-bearing of its supports, and the instability character of coal or rock in tip-to-face area. The following are the major laws. Pressure intensity of roof in high seam mining with extremely soft thick seam is stronger than one in slicing and sublevel-caving as a whole. But the greater crushing deformation of coal side makes pressure intensity of roof in the middle of working face be equivalent to one in sublevel-caving. In the middle of working face the roof brokenness has less dynamic load effect than roof brokenness in the two ends of working face. The brokenness instability of distinct pace of roof brings several load-bearings to supports. In condition of extremely soft thick seam, the ratio of resistance increment of supports in two ends of working face is obviously greater than that of supports in the middle. Most sloughing in coal side is triangular slop sloughing caused by shear slipping in high seam mining with extremely soft thick seam. Ultrahigh mining is the major reason for roof fall. Instability of coal or rock in tip-to-face area can be controlled effectively with the methods such as improving setting load of supports, mining along roof by reinforcing floor and protecting the immediate roof in time, and so on.
文摘This paper investigates the influence of temperature and wind conditions on ventilation of the air cavity beneath the roofing in a full-scale pitched wooden roof construction.The potential for condensation in the air cavity is studied.The relevant roof construction is equipped with 81 thermocouples and four air velocity measurement devices.A weather station at the site records outdoor temperature and wind conditions.Five periods between 2016 and 2018 are investigated.The findings show distinct periods of below-ambient temperature and positive condensation potential in the ventilated air cavity of the roof.A relation between low wind speed and positive condensation potential is shown.Difference in size of periods with below-ambient temperature and periods with positive condensation potential implies that the materials in the roof regulate the humidity in the air cavity.Large negative peaks in the condensation potential indicate dry-out of the construction.
文摘The hygrothermal performance of a ventilated roof cavity is greatly affected by the airflow passing through it.This ventilation flow is mainly driven by the wind pressure difference between openings and the thermal-induced buoyancy.However,the wind effect is not well understood as it is often neglected in previous studies.The present study investigates the properties of such airflows,including the flow pattern,flow regime,and flow rate,using a CFD method.The target building is a large-span commercial building with a low-pitched roof.To study the wind-induced airflows,the onset atmospheric boundary layer wind flow was modelled,and the results were compared with the site-measured data recorded in the literature.To study the thermal-induced buoyancy effects,a roof cavity model found in the literature with experimental data was adopted.The findings show that the flow pattern in the roof cavity varied with the airflow driven factors.The flow separation at the windward eave inlet of the thermally induced flows are more pronounced compared with those of the wind-induced flows.Furthermore,the wind-induced airflows can generate around two times more ventilation flow rate through the roof cavity compared to the thermal-induced airflow.The findings indicate that wind-induced ventilation flows are the dominant factor of the roof cavity ventilation in a large-span,low-pitched building.