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Mechanism and application of a new method for roof cutting and pressure relief with dense drilling

Authors: FU Qiang; YANG Jun; GAO Yu-bing; LI Chang-jiang; LIU Yu-xuan; JIANG Han-ze; ZHOU Jian-lin; WU Xing

DOI: 10.1007/s11771-026-6168-7Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• Dense drilling provides a non-explosive alternative to blasting for roof cutting and pressure relief, reducing surrounding rock damage in weak roof roadways. • The rock weakening effect is directly correlated with the drilling density coefficient, with higher densities yielding more pronounced weakening. • Dense drilling amplifies tensile stress in the goaf side roof, facilitating controlled roof caving and stress redistribution. • Field implementation of RCPRDD effectively reduced coal stress and controlled roadway deformation, validating its feasibility for similar mining conditions.