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The aquifer in the Salawusu Formation is extensively distributed within the Jurassic coalfield of northern Shaanxi, China. However, the fracture development in overlying strata induced by repeated mining of close-distance coal seams and the stability of the aquiclude remain unclear.
Jian Cao +4 more
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BackgroundAssessing water filling intensity in coal seam floors lays a foundation for the prevention and control of water hazards in mines. However, in the Jurassic coalfield in the northern Ordos Basin, complex hydrogeological structures and sedimentary
Xi LIU +5 more
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The exploitation of coal resources will destroy the aquifer structure, disturb the groundwater system and produce a new water cycle model. As the focus of coal supply and production, the western mining area is short of water resources and fragile in ...
Aoshuang MEI +9 more
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This paper takes Taigemiao Mining Area in the middle and upper reaches of the Yellow River Basin as the research object, analyzes the relationship between the spatial structure of water-bearing(isolated) layer and the development height of water flowing fractured zone, excavates the main control factors affecting the water loss of aquifer in the study ...
SHANG Hongbo +4 more
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Abstract This paper presents new data concerning the mineralogy and trace element geochemistry of the enriched rare metals in the Jurassic No. 6 coal from the Iqe Coalfield, Qaidam Basin, China. The conclusions of this study are based on new data and evidence that suggest the considerable enrichment of Ga-Rb-Cs-REEs and Y in the No. 6 coal of the Iqe
Cunliang Zhao +10 more
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Water inrush from high-position separation layers in the Jurassic coal field represents a novel type of hydraulic disaster, inflicting substantial damage upon coal mines.
Qingju Qin +6 more
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The Junggar Basin is an important coal-bearing basin in northwestern China. The coalfield in the east of the Junggar basin is an important part of the large Xinjiang coal base, and contains rich coal resources.
Xiaotao XU +6 more
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Abstract Understanding the laws behind the development of water-conducting fissure zones in the Huanglong Jurassic coalfield and accurately predicting the height of these water-conducting fissures are crucial to prevent and control the water damage in the overlying thick sandstone aquifer of the Luohe Formation.
Enke Hou +5 more
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In the Yuheng mining area (Jurassic coalfield, northern Shaanxi, China), the Yan’an Formation groundwater is characterized by elevated salinity, posing challenges for mine water pollution control and regional water resource management. However, the spatial distribution patterns and formation mechanisms of this high-salinity groundwater remain poorly ...
Han, Yuanhong +4 more
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The first and currently only Jurassic coal seam mining floor Baotashan sandstone water inrush and well flooding accident occurred in the New Shanghai No. 1 Coal Mine in Shanghai Miao Mining Area, Inner Mongolia.
Wei QIAO +7 more
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