China University of Mining and Technology (cumt)

Xianlei Xu

Suping Peng

Tao Sun

Jingtao Zhao

Wenfeng Du

Xiaoqin Cui

Biao Guo

Zheng Ma

An intelligent detection and recognition system and method for a coal-rock interface of a mine are provided. The intelligent detection and recognition system mainly includes an intelligent lifting support fastened to the top of a shearer, a non-contact radar antenna disposed at the top of the intelligent lifting support, and an operating terminal with which the radar antenna wirelessly conducts information transmission. In an operating state, a radiation direction of the radar antenna is perpendicular to the surface of a to-be-detected coal seam, and the operating terminal is configured to acquire radar data of the to-be-detected coal seam collected by the radar antenna, and draw and display a coal-rock horizon occurrence curve according to the radar data.

Intelligent detection and recognition system and method for coal-rock interface of mine

A method and a device for detecting a discontinuous body with ground penetrating radar, comprising acquiring a ground penetrating radar signal of a predefined underground space, where the ground penetrating radar signal carries discontinuous information about an electrical parameter of the underground space; determining, from multiple preset dip angles, a target dip angle of the ground penetrating radar signal with respect to each of multiple channels to be scanned, by a target scanning algorithm; separating the ground penetrating radar signal according to the target dip angle, to obtain a scattered wave; performing velocity continuation analysis on the scattered wave, to obtain a focusing velocity of the scattered wave; and imaging the scattered wave according to the scattered wave and the focusing velocity, to obtain an imaging result, where the imaging result is used to determine distribution information of the discontinuous body in the predefined underground space.

Method and device for detecting discontinuous body with ground penetrating radar

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Xianlei Xu