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In-situ experimental study on hydro-borehole technology application to improve the hard coal excavating techniques in coal mine

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type , Journal 21 Jan 2023Publisher:Springer Science and Business Media LLCJournal:Scientific Reports, volume 13 (eissn: 2045-2322,

Authors: Józef Dubiński; Bartłomiej Jura; Janusz Makówka; Tomasz Janoszek; Jacek Skiba; Robert Hildebandt; Adam Duda; +2 Authors

doi: 10.1038/s41598-023-28501-7

pmid: 36681710

pmc: PMC9867735

In-situ experimental study on hydro-borehole technology application to improve the hard coal excavating techniques in coal mine

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AbstractThe hydro-mining technology is considered as a promising method of bituminous coal excavation. The paper presents the results of the in-situ experimental campaign and modelling of hydro-cutting technology application. The proposed innovative technology was tested in terms of the effects of the distance between the outlet of water from the nozzle and a sidewall, pressure of the water jet, as well as the type of a nozzle on hydro-mining effectiveness. The hydro-cutting tests of coal seam performed in the Experimental Mine “Barbara” in Poland proved that the increase in water pressure in the range 20–40 MPa only slightly affects the coal face structure, while high pressure, of 80–100 MPa, has a significant impact on a coal face structure. The experimental results also showed the major effects of operating time as well as the distance of the water jet on the effectiveness of coal face mining.

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Central Mining Institute
Poland
Central Mining Institute
Poland

Keywords

Science, Q, R, Water, Coal Mining, Article, Coal, Hydrostatic Pressure, Medicine, Poland

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