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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 03, 2023
Filed:
Mar. 22, 2023
Norin Mining Limited, Beijing, CN;
University of Science and Technology Beijing, Beijing, CN;
Chao Liu, Beijing, CN;
Yunpu Qi, Beijing, CN;
Zhanglun Song, Beijing, CN;
Shuai Zhang, Beijing, CN;
Liang Wang, Beijing, CN;
Shenghua Yin, Beijing, CN;
Fusong Dong, Beijing, CN;
Dapeng Chen, Beijing, CN;
Leiming Wang, Beijing, CN;
NORIN MINING LIMITED, Beijing, CN;
University of Science and Technology Beijing, Beijing, CN;
Abstract
A segmented grouting method for ramp drivage in an aquifer is provided. Concerning grouting reinforcement for a ramp in an aquifer, a grouting process is divided into four stages according to a pressure change, that is, micro-pressure filling, low-pressure diffusion, medium-pressure reinforcement, and high-pressure fracturing. In the micro-pressure filling, an initial pressure of a grouting orifice is 0, and a low-concentration single-component grout is used to fill an original fissure of the aquifer. In the low-pressure diffusion, a low-concentration bicomponent grout is used for grouting, the original fissure is expanded, and a grouting radius is increased. In the medium-pressure reinforcement, a high-concentration bicomponent grout is used for grouting, thereby reinforcing the aquifer. In the high-pressure fracturing, a high-concentration bicomponent grout is used to reinforce a new fractured fissure of the orifice caused by a high pressure and the original fissure, thereby forming a confining bed.