采矿与安全工程学报 ›› 2013, Vol. 30 ›› Issue (1): 14-18.

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高应力软岩巷道围岩流变动态演化研究

  

  1. 1.河南理工大学能源科学与工程学院,河南  焦作  454000;
    2.中国矿业大学矿业工程学院,江苏  徐州  221116
  • 收稿日期:2012-01-10 出版日期:2013-01-15 发布日期:2013-01-17
  • 作者简介:王成(1984-),男,安徽省含山县人,博士,从事巷道矿压理论及其控制技术、深井煤与瓦斯共采方面的研究。 E-mail:wangchengcumt@163.com Tel:15838905979
  • 基金资助:

    国家重点基础研究发展计划(973)项目(2011CB201200);

    河南理工大学博士基金项目(B2012-064)

Research on the dynamic evolutionary of rock rheology in soft rock with high ground stress

  • Received:2012-01-10 Online:2013-01-15 Published:2013-01-17

摘要: 针对高地应力软岩巷道围岩的流变难题,基于Bingham流变模型,分别建立了围岩塑性区和弹性区的流变方程,推导出不同时刻围岩内部流变半径和应力,进一步分析了地应力、巷道半径、支护强度和围岩注浆等因素对流变的影响,并以淮北矿业集团孙疃矿-545 m南翼轨道大巷为例进行验证研究。结果表明:巷道围岩流变过程包括变形加速期、变形缓增期和变形稳定期3个阶段。随着时间的推移,围岩的流变范围逐渐向深部扩展,浅部应力减小,应力峰值不断向深部转移;地应力增大或巷道半径增大时,巷道流变半径随之增大;巷道支护强度增大时,流变半径将减小;巷道围岩注浆能够提高围岩自身的抗流变能力;数值计算和现场实测数据表明该理论模型是正确的。

关键词: 高应力, 软岩, 流变, 围岩注浆

Abstract: Aimed at the rheological problems of soft rock roadway with high ground stress,rheological equations for plastic zone and elastic zone has been established which is based on Bingham rheological model.Rheological radius and stress of surrounding rock were both derived by the different time.In order to analyze the influencing factors,such as ground stress,roadway radius,support strength,grouting and so on,the -545 m south track roadway in Suntuan mine of Huaibei Mining Group was taken as a case study. The results show that rheological process of roadway surrounding rock has three stages such as rapid growth stage,slow growth stage and stable stage. As time goes by,rheology range of surrounding rock gradually extends to the deep,and the shallow stress decreases. As a result,the stress peak continuously transfers to the deep. The rheological radius increases when the ground stress or roadway radius increases. The rheological radius decreases when support strength increases. Roadway grouting can improve surrounding rock’s anti-rheological properties,which is tested by the numerical calculations and measured data in the testing field.

Key words:  , high ground stress;soft rock;rheology;grouting