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    Precise application of grouting technology in underground coal mining: water inrush risk of floor elimination

    Many coal mines in China suffer from the Ordovician limestone (OL) and Carboniferous limestone (CL) containing water inrush frequently due to the complex geology condition; water inrush has become a serious di...

    Minglei Zhai, Haibo Bai in Environmental Science and Pollution Research (2023)

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    A state-of-the-art review on rock seepage mechanism of water inrush disaster in coal mines

    Water inrush is one of the most dangerous disasters in coal mining. Due to the large-scale mining and complicated hydrogeological conditions, thousands of deaths and huge economic losses have been caused by wa...

    Dan Ma, Hongyu Duan, Jixiong Zhang in International Journal of Coal Science & Te… (2022)

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    Mechanical and damage properties of coal specimens considering the impact and cyclic loading

    In this study, the split Hopkinson pressure bar impact tests, uniaxial cyclic loading and unloading (UCLU) tests on anthracite specimens were conducted. The effects of impact loads with different strain rates ...

    Haoshuai Wu, Yanlong Chen, Hai Pu, Haibo Bai in Geomechanics and Geophysics for Geo-Energy… (2022)

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    A reinforcement method of floor grouting in high-water pressure working face of coal mines: a case study in Luxi coal mine, North China

    The working face is seriously threatened by limestone aquifer with high-water pressure in coal seam floor when Permo-Carboniferous coal is mined in North China Coalfield. Mine water control has become one of t...

    Minglei Zhai, Haibo Bai, Luyuan Wu, Guangming Wu in Environmental Earth Sciences (2022)

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    Prediction and Prevention of Water Inrush Hazards from Bed Separation Space

    The rock plate (RP) method can be used to identify the size and location of potentially dangerous bed separation space (BSS) in coal mines. The RP method is performed in three steps: (1) The rock strata above ...

    Luyuan Wu, Haibo Bai, Dan Ma in Mine Water and the Environment (2021)

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    Simulation research on the mechanism of water inrush from fractured floor under the dynamic load induced by roof caving: taking the **nji Second Coal Mine as an example

    The deformation and failure modes of the fractured floor are very complicated, under the coupled action of the dynamic and static stress superposition disturbance as well as the seepage field induced by high s...

    Hailong Li, Haibo Bai in Arabian Journal of Geosciences (2019)

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    Study on the failure mechanism of clay layer overlying thin bedrock in coal seam mining

    The water-blocking property of clay at the bottom of the Cenozoic overburden is an important factor for mining safety and protecting underground latent water resources in thin bedrock coal seam mining. The fai...

    Guangming Wu, Haibo Bai, Bin Du, Luyuan Wu, Shixin He in Environmental Earth Sciences (2019)

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    A Set of Methods to Predict Water Inrush from an Ordovician Karst Aquifer: A Case Study from the Chengzhuang Mine, China

    To ensure safe mining of the 3153 working face in the Chengzhuang mine, with its thin aquifuge, we developed a complete set of methods, including transient electromagnetics, drilling, a water injection experim...

    Hao Li, Haibo Bai, Jianjun Wu, Qingbin Meng, Kai Ma in Mine Water and the Environment (2019)

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    Mechanism of water inrush driven by grouting and control measures—a case study of Chensilou mine, China

    Water inrush into coal mines from aquifers underlying coal seams often causes serious casualties and economic losses. The key to preventing the disaster is to discover a water inrush mechanism suitable for spe...

    Hao Li, Haibo Bai, Jianjun Wu, Changshen Wang, Zhanguo Ma in Arabian Journal of Geosciences (2017)

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    A method for prevent water inrush from karst collapse column: a case study from Sima mine, China

    Mining-induced groundwater inrush could result in serious economic losses and casualties. This disaster usually depends on geological structure, such as the karst collapse column (KCC). It could reduce the aqu...

    Hao Li, Haibo Bai, Jianjun Wu, Huiming Zhao, Kai Ma in Environmental Earth Sciences (2017)

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    Effect of mining on shear sidewall groundwater inrush hazard caused by seepage instability of the penetrated karst collapse pillar

    Mining-induced groundwater inrush, a type of serious hazard for underground coal extraction, occurs in tunnel or coal face combined with a large volume of groundwater gushing. It has an impartible relationship...

    Dan Ma, **exing Miao, Haibo Bai, Jihui Huang, Hai Pu, Yu Wu in Natural Hazards (2016)

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    Impact of particle transfer on flow properties of crushed mudstones

    Karst collapse pillar (KCP) is widespread in North China coalfields, where coal extraction above the Ordovician limestone aquifer is threatened by the abundant supply of water and a very high hydraulic pressur...

    Dan Ma, **exing Miao, Haibo Bai, Hai Pu, Zhanqing Chen in Environmental Earth Sciences (2016)

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    Compaction and seepage properties of crushed limestone particle mixture: an experimental investigation for Ordovician karst collapse pillar groundwater inrush

    As mining activity rapidly develops to deeper and deeper ground, there have been an increasing number of groundwater inrush events occurring in China. The Ordovician limestone karst collapse pillar (KCP), whic...

    Dan Ma, Haibo Bai, **exing Miao, Hai Pu, Bangyou Jiang in Environmental Earth Sciences (2015)

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    Effect of Particle Mixture on Seepage Properties of Crushed Mudstones

    Crushed rocks, especially mudstones, whose seepage properties are strongly influenced by particle mixture during compaction due to muds will be washed away after water flow. The present study focuses on the po...

    Dan Ma, Haibo Bai, Zhanqing Chen, Hai Pu in Transport in Porous Media (2015)

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    Groundwater inflow prediction model of karst collapse pillar: a case study for mining-induced groundwater inrush risk

    The prediction of groundwater inflow in karst collapse pillar has an important impact on safety underground mining, and the occurrence of these groundwater disasters is likely to be controlled and decreased vi...

    Dan Ma, Haibo Bai in Natural Hazards (2015)

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    Mechanical behavior of a coal seam penetrated by a karst collapse pillar: mining-induced groundwater inrush risk

    A karst collapse pillar (KCP) is caused by the karst subsidence that occurs in carbonate rock distribution areas. Current KCP studies focus mainly on aspects such as the cause of formation, rule of developmen...

    Dan Ma, Haibo Bai, Yanmeng Wang in Natural Hazards (2015)