CN111538108A - Original geostress field-based mine rock joint structure simulation method - Google Patents

Original geostress field-based mine rock joint structure simulation method Download PDF

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CN111538108A
CN111538108A CN202010534086.1A CN202010534086A CN111538108A CN 111538108 A CN111538108 A CN 111538108A CN 202010534086 A CN202010534086 A CN 202010534086A CN 111538108 A CN111538108 A CN 111538108A
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陈晓云
李光
张洪昌
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The invention belongs to the technical field of mine geology, and particularly relates to a method for simulating a rock and ore joint structure based on an original geostress field, which is characterized by comprising the following steps of: (1) investigating a field joint structure; (2) establishing a three-dimensional model; (3) and (4) performing inversion numerical simulation on the ground stress structure. The method utilizes mechanical software to restore the mineral rock stress environment during the mining period, namely a rock model is built in the software, and stresses in different directions and different magnitudes are applied, when the development condition of the joint crack is matched with the existing data, the mechanical environment is considered to be close to the stress condition during the mining period, and the stress condition is loaded in other position areas, so that the joint structure condition of an unknown area is obtained by inversion by the method, a large amount of reliable structure data is obtained, and the accuracy of the collapse evaluation can be effectively improved; a large amount of simulation data can be obtained through limited data, and the problems of high cost, high difficulty and long period of joint structure field investigation are thoroughly solved.

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Original geostress field-based mine rock joint structure simulation method
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of mine geology, and particularly relates to a method for simulating a rock and ore joint structure based on an original geostress field.
Background
The natural caving mining method is a safe and efficient mining method capable of realizing large-scale continuous ore removal, and is mainly suitable for mining thick and large ore bodies with relatively-developed joint cracks and steep dip angles. At present, more than 50 mines mined by a natural caving method in the world are mainly distributed in the countries such as the United states, Australia, Canada, Chile, south Africa, China and the like, and domestic application mines mainly comprise copper mine, valley copper mine and plain copper mine. The ore rock collapsibility evaluation is an important content of natural caving method mine exploitation design and research, and has decisive influence on mining stoping sequence, bottom-drawing direction, bottom-drawing area, ore removal mode, ore drawing control, cut wall presplitting, safe production, technical and economic indexes and the like. In the past, the ore rock cavibility evaluation mainly depends on the joint structure condition of field investigation, the physical and mechanical parameters of the ore rock mass, the regional ground stress field condition and the like, and because the field investigation work is difficult to cover the whole ore region and only a small amount of limited data can be utilized to carry out the ore rock cavibility evaluation, the ore rock cavibility evaluation result of the ore region is usually local and inaccurate. The conventional joint structure data survey is usually carried out in the disclosed underground rock mass engineering or through exploration drilling, so that the difficulty is high, the cost is high, the period is long, and in addition, the obtained data is limited and the structural characteristics of the rock mass of the whole mining area are difficult to reflect. In order to more accurately evaluate the collapsibility of the ore rocks in the whole mining area and guide the mine to reasonably determine the first mining position, the bottom mining direction and the like, the collapsibility evaluation of the ore rocks needs to be carried out by relying on a more comprehensive mining area joint structural model.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a method for simulating a rock joint structure based on an original geostress field, which is suitable for evaluating the caving property of rock ores during mining by adopting a natural caving method, mainly solves the problem of insufficient geological data of field engineering, and can obtain more related data by utilizing the method.
The purpose of the invention is realized by the following technical scheme:
the invention discloses a rock joint structure simulation method based on an original geostress field, which is characterized by comprising the following steps of:
(1) on-site joint structure survey
Firstly, carrying out on-site geological survey work through existing underground engineering and exploration drilling engineering of a mine to obtain distribution conditions of rock mass joint structures in different areas; the dominant joint group occurrence, the structural surface line density and the structural surface roughness characteristic parameters of the regional ore rock mass are known;
(2) building a three-dimensional model
Establishing a three-dimensional model of lithological structure of the mining area, and preparing for subsequent ground stress simulation;
(3) inversion numerical simulation of ground stress structure
Carrying out structure inversion simulation under different stresses on a local area in which joint structure data are obtained, namely applying a three-dimensional ground stress field to a three-dimensional model of a rock mass in a mining area, and referring to the ground stress field measured on the spot of the current mine by the initial value of the ground stress field; randomly changing the magnitude and direction of the applied ground stress field; and extracting failure surface attitude information by simulating failure modes of the three-dimensional model under different stress field conditions, recording the ground stress parameters when the characteristics of the rock mass structural surface appearing in the simulation are close to or reach characteristic parameters of field investigation, and simulating rock blocks in an unknown region in the ranges of similar burial depths and rock types by using the parameters so as to obtain the joint structure distribution conditions of other regions.
The invention has the advantages that:
the invention relates to a method for simulating a mineral rock joint structure based on an original geostress field, which is characterized in that a mechanical software is used for reducing a mineral rock stress environment during a mining period, namely a rock model is established in the software, and stresses in different directions and different magnitudes are applied, when the joint crack development condition is matched with the existing data, the mechanical environment is considered to be close to the stress condition during the mining period, and the stress condition is loaded in other position areas, so that the method is used for inverting to obtain the joint structure condition of an unknown area, thereby obtaining a large amount of reliable structure data and effectively increasing the accuracy of collapsibility evaluation; a large amount of simulation data can be obtained through limited data, and the problems of high cost, high difficulty and long period of joint structure field investigation are thoroughly solved.
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FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a fault and joint fracture.
FIG. 2 is a diagram of a stratigraphic configuration model of the present invention.
FIG. 3 is a plan view of the segment joint density of example 203 of the present invention.
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The following further describes the embodiments of the present invention with reference to the drawings.
As shown in fig. 1-3, the method for simulating the joint structure of the ore rock based on the original geostress field of the invention can accurately acquire the distribution condition of the joint structure of an unknown region by adopting a software simulation method, and is characterized by comprising the following steps:
(1) on-site joint structure survey
Firstly, carrying out on-site geological survey work through existing underground engineering and exploration drilling engineering of a mine to obtain distribution conditions of rock mass joint structures in different areas; the dominant joint group occurrence, the structural surface line density and the structural surface roughness characteristic parameters of the regional ore rock mass are known; obtaining a certain amount of joint structure distribution conditions of different areas through field geological exploration work, wherein the data have certain representativeness, such as the data are respectively distributed in areas with different depths and different lithologies;
(2) building a three-dimensional model
Establishing a three-dimensional model of lithological structure of the mining area, and preparing for subsequent ground stress simulation;
(3) inversion numerical simulation of ground stress structure
Carrying out structure inversion simulation under different stresses on a local area in which joint structure data are obtained, namely applying a three-dimensional ground stress field to a three-dimensional model of a rock mass in a mining area, and referring to the ground stress field measured on the spot of the current mine by the initial value of the ground stress field; randomly changing the magnitude and direction of an applied ground stress field, wherein the change increment of the magnitude of the ground stress is 2 MPa, and the change increment of the direction of the ground stress is 2 degrees; and extracting failure surface attitude information (tendency, inclination angle, roughness and the like) by simulating failure modes of the three-dimensional model under different stress field conditions, recording the ground stress parameters when the rock mass structural surface characteristics appearing in the simulation are close to or reach characteristic parameters of field investigation, and simulating rock blocks in an unknown region in the ranges of similar burial depths (+ -20 m) and rock types by using the parameters so as to obtain the joint structure distribution conditions of other regions.
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(1) Investigation of anterior hill joint fissure
The method for investigating the fault structure of the iron ore in the front of the eye is large-scale geological measurement and gallery recording, the joint structure investigation uses a line measurement method and a three-dimensional laser scanning method, wherein the line measurement method is used for investigating and analyzing 28 roadways in the horizontal middle section of the iron ore in the front of the eye, namely 159, 177, 195, 213 and 303, and the investigating and analyzing roadway 2788 remaining meters, and the obtained field data specifically comprise the following contents: structural surface occurrence (including dip angle, tendency, structural surface grouping and the like), structural surface spacing, structural surface roughness, structural surface openness, structural surface continuity and the like. In the three-dimensional laser scanning method roadway survey, a maptekI-Site8200 three-dimensional laser scanner is used for scanning rock mass structural planes of 16 roadways at the middle sections of iron ores-159, -177, -195 and-213 in the front of eyes, and the total length of the scanning roadway is more than 3000 meters. The attitude projection of the fault and the joint fissure is shown in figure 1;
(2) building a three-dimensional model
The method for establishing the stratum structure model is based on a geological exploration profile, and utilizes datamine software to spatially connect the stratum and the structure of the exploration profile to generate a solid model, so that preparation is made for subsequent ground stress simulation. Lithology in the earth model of the iron ore of the mountain before the eye is mainly divided into three types, phyllite, magnetite quartzite and taigu granite. The stratigraphic structure model is shown in figure 2;
(3) inversion simulation of ground stress structure
Exporting the three-dimensional established by the datamine into a file with a dxf format, and importing the dxf file into finite element software for numerical simulation. Rock mechanical Properties according to the results of previous experiments, the uniaxial compression strength of magnetoquartzite was defined as 120MPa, the modulus of elasticity was defined as 22GPa, the Poisson's ratio was defined as 0.2, the uniaxial compression strength of phyllite was defined as 50MPa, the modulus of elasticity was defined as 18GPa, the Poisson's ratio was defined as 0.13, the uniaxial compression strength of ancient granite was defined as 30MPa, the modulus of elasticity was defined as 8.35GPa, and the Poisson's ratio was defined as 0.24. The method comprises the steps of performing fracturing simulation on rock in a combined change mode in three directions of XYZ, taking 20 degrees change in each direction as an experiment, simulating 5832 times under the action of a fixed force, then re-simulating by changing the magnitude of the force, comparing a simulation result with a known joint structure, and displaying that the joint structure development is closest to an actual measurement result when a stress of 10MPa is applied in the vertical direction and 180MPa is applied in the direction of 80-160 degrees, writing a simulated joint crack into a model to perform subsequent collapsibility and block size prediction, wherein a joint density plan in the middle section of-203 is shown in figure 3.
The invention relates to a method for simulating a mineral rock joint structure based on an original geostress field, which is characterized in that a mechanical software is used for reducing a mineral rock stress environment during a mining period, namely a rock model is established in the software, and stresses in different directions and different magnitudes are applied, when the joint crack development condition is matched with the existing data, the mechanical environment is considered to be close to the stress condition during the mining period, and the stress condition is loaded in other position areas, so that the method is used for inverting to obtain the joint structure condition of an unknown area, thereby obtaining a large amount of reliable structure data and effectively increasing the accuracy of collapsibility evaluation; a large amount of simulation data can be obtained through limited data, and the problems of high cost, high difficulty and long period of joint structure field investigation are thoroughly solved.

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1. A rock joint structure simulation method based on an original geostress field is characterized by comprising the following steps:
(1) on-site joint structure survey
Firstly, carrying out on-site geological survey work through existing underground engineering and exploration drilling engineering of a mine to obtain distribution conditions of rock mass joint structures in different areas; the dominant joint group occurrence, the structural surface line density and the structural surface roughness characteristic parameters of the regional ore rock mass are known;
(2) building a three-dimensional model
Establishing a three-dimensional model of lithological structure of the mining area, and preparing for subsequent ground stress simulation;
(3) inversion numerical simulation of ground stress structure
Carrying out structure inversion simulation under different stresses on a local area in which joint structure data are obtained, namely applying a three-dimensional ground stress field to a three-dimensional model of a rock mass in a mining area, and referring to the ground stress field measured on the spot of the current mine by the initial value of the ground stress field; randomly changing the magnitude and direction of the applied ground stress field; and extracting failure surface attitude information by simulating failure modes of the three-dimensional model under different stress field conditions, recording the ground stress parameters when the characteristics of the rock mass structural surface appearing in the simulation are close to or reach characteristic parameters of field investigation, and simulating rock blocks in an unknown region in the ranges of similar burial depths and rock types by using the parameters so as to obtain the joint structure distribution conditions of other regions.
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