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现代矿业 ›› 2025, Vol. 41 ›› Issue (06): 43-49.

• 采矿工程 • 上一篇    下一篇

地下充填开采法对露天排土场的安全影响分析

田津全   

  1. 贵州矿安科技有限公司
  • 出版日期:2025-06-25 发布日期:2025-08-01

Analysis of the Safety Impact of Underground Filling Mining on Open-pit Waste Dump

  1. GZ Kuangan Technology Co.,Ltd.
  • Online:2025-06-25 Published:2025-08-01

摘要: 地下开采可能诱发岩层移动,导致排土场失稳,威胁矿区安全,为实现安全与经济平 衡目标,采用数值模拟方法,分析充填法开采对排土场稳定性的影响,论证协同布局可行性。研究 基于矿区地质勘探数据与开采设计,构建含露天排土场、地下采场及充填体的三维数值模型,模拟 不同充填体强度(0.5~2.5 MPa)工况下的岩体变形规律。模型采用 Mohr-Coulomb 准则,设定地下分 阶段开采与充填体强度梯度变化,模型重点监测排土场位移场、应力场、塑性区扩展及井下采场顶 板沉降,通过多工况对比建立充填体强度与稳定性的定量关系。结果表明:①在水平变形方面,X/Y 方向水平变形对充填体强度(0.5~2.5 MPa)敏感性低,最大张拉值分别为 80,120 mm;在沉降控制方 面,Z 方向沉降受充填体强度影响,0.5~1.0 MPa 时最大沉降达 155~212 mm,1.5~2.5 MPa 时沉降量降 至 142~136 mm,强度大于 1.5 MPa 后,沉降降幅趋缓(仅减少 6 mm)。②在剪切应变与应力场方面, 充填体强度变化对排土场剪切应变增量及地表应力场分布影响微弱,剪切应变增量与原始状态基 本一致,表明排土场基底变形主控因素为竖向沉降。③在塑性区与稳定性方面,当充填体强度不 小于 0.5 MPa 时,排土场及地层塑性区范围较小,对整体稳定性影响可控。④在采场顶板沉降方 面,顶板沉降随充填体强度增加呈递减趋势,沉降极值均位于排土场正下方,揭示排土场荷载对井 下开采存在反向扰动效应。通过控制充填体强度不小于 1.5 MPa,在移动带内布设露天排土场,可 实现露天与地下协同安全开采。

关键词: 排土场, 充填强度, 数值模拟, 地表沉降

Abstract: Underground mining may induce the movement of rock strata,leading to the instability of the waste dump and threatening the safety of the mining area. To achieve the goal of balancing safety and economy,a numerical simulation method is adopted to analyze the influence of filling mining on the stabili⁃ ty of the waste dump and demonstrate the feasibility of the collaborative layout. Based on the geological ex⁃ ploration data and mining design of the mining area,a three-dimensional numerical model including open�pit waste dumps,underground stopes and filling bodies was constructed to simulate the deformation law of rock mass under different filling body strength(0.5~2.5 MPa)working conditions. The model adopts the Mohr-Coulomb criterion,sets the staged underground mining and the strength gradient change of the filling body. The model focuses on monitoring the displacement field,stress field,plastic zone expansion of the waste dump and the roof settlement of the underground stope. The quantitative relationship between the strength and stability of the filling body is established through the comparison of multiple working condi⁃ tions. The results show that: ①In terms of horizontal deformation,the horizontal deformation in the X/Y di⁃ rection has low sensitivity to the strength of the filling body(0.5~2.5 MPa),and the maximum tensioning values are 80 and 120 mm respectively; In terms of settlement control,the settlement in the Z direction is affected by the strength of the filling body. When the strength is 0.5~1.0 MPa,the maximum settlement eaches 155~212 mm. When the strength is 1.5~2.5 MPa,the settlement amount drops to 142~136 mm. When the strength is greater than 1.5 MPa,the decrease in settlement slows down(only reducing by 6 mm). ② In terms of shear strain and stress field,the strength variation of the filling body has a weak influence on the shear strain increment and the distribution of the surface stress field of the waste dump. The shear strain increment is basically consistent with the original state,indicating that the main controlling factor for the base deformation of the waste dump is vertical settlement. ③ In terms of the plastic zone and stability,when the strength of the filling body is not less than 0.5 MPa,the range of the plastic zone of the waste dump and the formation is relatively small,and the influence on the overall stability is controllable. ④Regarding the roof settlement of the stope,the roof settlement shows a decreasing trend with the increase of the strength of the filling body. The extreme values of settlement are all located directly beneath the waste dump,revealing that the load of the waste dump has a reverse disturbance effect on underground mining. By controlling the strength of the filling body to be no less than 1.5 MPa and setting up open-pit waste dumps within the mobile zone,the coordinated and safe mining of open-pit and underground can be achieved.

Key words: waste dump, filling strength, numerical simulation, surface subsidence