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US 10,884,154 · App. 16/343,407 · Granted Jan 5, 2021

Monitoring and forewarning method for coal-rock dynamic disasters based on electromagnetic radiation and earth sound

Inventors: Zhenlei Li (Beijing, CN); Xueqiu He (Beijing, CN); Dazhao Song (Beijing, CN); Shengquan He (Beijing, CN); Donghui Li (Beijing, CN)
Assignees: UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY BEIJING; ZHONG-AN ACADEMY OF SAFETY ENGINEERING
G01V3/12E21F17/185G01L5/0004G01N27/725
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Patent No.
US 10,884,154
App. No.
16/343,407
Granted
Jan 5, 2021
Kind
B2
Abstract

A monitoring and forewarning method for coal-rock dynamic disasters based on an electromagnetic radiation and an earth-sound monitoring includes the following steps: (1) calculating the weighted average value of research parameter P(t) during a time period according to the monitoring data collected by the electromagnetic radiation and the earth-sound monitoring system in real time; (2) calculating D(t), the deviation value of P(t); (3) calculating |D(t)| as the deviation threshold value, the average value of |D(t)| during period of normal mining of the working surface; (4) calculating D S , the number of times that D(t) is greater than |D(t)| in one day; (5) normalizing D S to obtain the monitoring and forewarning index ε; (6) forewarning the hazard state of dynamic disaster of the working surface in real time according to ε and forewarning method, determining hazard level.

Claims (97)

1. A monitoring and forewarning method for coal-rock dynamic disasters based on an electromagnetic radiation and an earth sound, wherein an electromagnetic radiation sensor and an earth-sound sensor are respectively arranged on a coal body or a rock body for collecting an energy and a pulse number of the electromagnetic radiation, and an energy and a frequency of an earth-sound signal in real time as original data; the method comprises the following steps:

step (1), calculating P(t), wherein the P(t) is a weighted average value of a research parameter in a time period, and the P(t) is calculated according to monitoring data collected by an electromagnetic radiation and an earth-sound monitoring system;

step (2), calculating D(t), wherein the D(t) is a deviation value of the P(t);

step (3), calculating |D(t)| , wherein the |D(t)| is an average value of the |D(t)|, and the |D(t)| is an absolute value of the D(t) during a period of normal mining of a working surface, and using the |D(t)| as a deviation threshold value;

step (4), calculating D S , wherein the D S is a number of times that the deviation value D(t) is greater than the deviation threshold value |D(t)| in one day;

step (5), normalizing the D S to obtain a monitoring and forewarning index ε;

step (6), forewarning a hazard state of a dynamic disaster of the working surface in real time according to the ε and a forewarning method, and determining a hazard level of the dynamic disaster,

wherein, in the step (1), the research parameter is one or more of an electromagnetic radiation energy, an electromagnetic radiation pulse number, an earth-sound energy, or an earth-sound frequency, and the weighted average value of the research parameter P(t) is a result of a cumulative sum of the research parameter divided by a time window length during the time period,

the monitoring and forewarning index ε in the step (5) is calculated by the following formula:

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D

S

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D

S

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min

D

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max

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D

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,

wherein D S-max is a maximum value of the D S during the time period, and D S-min is a minimum value of the D S during the time period, and

the hazard level in the step (6) includes no hazard, a low hazard, a medium hazard and a high hazard; and the hazard level is determined as follows: when ε<0.5, no hazard exists, when 0.5≤ε<0.65, the low hazard exists, when 0.65≤ε<0.8, the medium hazard exists, and when 0.8≤ε, the high hazard exists.

2. The monitoring and forewarning method of claim 1 , wherein, the time period is 10 minutes.

3. The monitoring and forewarning method of claim 1 , wherein, the deviation value D(t) in the step (2) is calculated by the following formula:

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wherein,

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 represents a time interval related to time t, and is the time interval from a time point before the time t to the time t, and n is a number of the P(t), the weighted average value of the research parameter, in the time interval of T t .

4. The monitoring and forewarning method of claim 3 , wherein, the time interval is 24 hours.

5. The monitoring and forewarning method of claim 1 , wherein, the period of normal mining of the working surface in the step (3) is a period in which the working surface is not affected by geological structures including faults and folds and there is no abnormal situation in the working surface including a roof weighting and a dynamic pressure behavior, and the period is one or multiple months.

6. The monitoring and forewarning method of claim 1 , wherein, the time period is from a time point that a previous dynamic pressure behavior occurs to a present time point.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Apr 19, 2019
From: LI, ZHENLEI; HE, XUEQIU; SONG, DAZHAO; HE, SHENGQUAN; LI, DONGHUI
To: UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY BEIJING; ZHONG-AN ACADEMY OF SAFETY ENGINEERING
Reel/Frame 048933/0720 →
Priority Claims (1)
CN 2018 1 0162579 · Feb 26, 2018 · national
Continuity (1)
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