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DETERMINATION OF METHANE DRAINAGE BOREHOLE SYSTEM OPTIMAL PARAMETERS TO DECREASE GAS CONTENT IN MINE WORKINGS

YE. Khodyrev

First published: 2008DOI pendingView metrics

Abstract

Possibility of taking into account changes in permeability of rock mass being undermined when planning methane drainage borehole systems designed to decrease methane emission in the gob from the rock mass being undermined has been considered. It is shown that industrial anisotropy of the undermined rock mass permeability appreciably effects methane drainage efficiency. A number of criteria is specified which should be taken into account when planning methane drainage systems. Experimental evaluation of the efficiency of boreholes drilled according to different recommendations has been made.

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Title
DETERMINATION OF METHANE DRAINAGE BOREHOLE SYSTEM OPTIMAL PARAMETERS TO DECREASE GAS CONTENT IN MINE WORKINGS
Authors
YE. Khodyrev
Proceedings
8th International Scientific Conference - SGEM2008
Publisher
SGEM Scientific GeoConference
Year
2008
Pages
277-280
SWS Citekey
Khodyrev2008277280
ISSN
1314-2704
ISBN
954-918181-2
Language
en
Publication type
Conference Paper
Keywords
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