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Effect of composite stress arches evolution on abutment pressure distribution in repeated mining of close-distance coal seams

Authors: HU Pin-pin; ZUO Yu-jun; RONG Peng; CHEN Bin; ZHENG Lu-lin; WEN Zhi-jie; HU Jin-chun; REN Wei-de

DOI: 10.1007/s11771-026-6201-xStatus: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• Introduces a novel composite stress arch model that more accurately captures stress evolution under repeated mining of close-distance coal seams compared to traditional single arch theories. • Reveals the gradual transformation of a single stress arch into a composite structure, reflecting increasing stress distribution complexity during repeated mining. • Determines that the optimal stop-mining coal pillar width for the Longfeng Coal Mine is between 65 and 70 m, based on numerical simulations and field monitoring. • Establishes a coupling relationship between composite arch evolution and abutment pressure distribution, providing a theoretical basis for coal pillar design and stope stability enhancement.