Conference Proceedings
Occurrence, Prediction and Control of Outbursts in Coal Mines, Southern Queensland
Conference Proceedings
Occurrence, Prediction and Control of Outbursts in Coal Mines, Southern Queensland
Seam Gas Drainage as a Means of Outburst Control
Outbursts of coal and gas are coupled both in their nature and mechanism and take place under varied sets of physical and geological conditions. The main interacting factors are geology and seam structure, seam gas composition and pressure and strata stress. By pre-draining the seam gas in advance of workings one of the factors contributing to outbursts is removed. One method of pre- draining gas from the coal seam or from areas of geological disturbance is to drill long horizontal holes in the coal seam. The technology to drill horizontal holes up to 600 m in the coal seam is now available by hydraulic control of the rotation and thrust on the drill bit and accurate survey methods to determine the vertical and horizontal position of the drill bit.
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D J Richards
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- Published: 1980
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