Study on transient electromagnetic forward response and two-dimensional inversion under the interference of metal support in coal mine underground
Zhang Dong1, 2, 3
1. Hebei Coal Research Institute Co., Ltd., Xingtai 054000, China; 2. Key Laboratory of Mine Water Disaster Detection and Prevention and Control, National Mine Safety Administration, Xingtai 054000, China; 3. Hebei Engineering Research Center of Mine Geophysical Exploration, Xingtai 054000, China
Water outburst accident is the main threat to the safe production of coal mine roadway excavation and working face mining. The hidden water-bearing abnormal bodies such as goaf water and high-pressure Ordovician limestone water are the core sources of frequent water disasters in deep mining, causing serious safety hazards and economic losses. Transient electromagnetic technology, as the mainstream method for detecting abnormal water abundance bodies in coal mines, is strongly electromagnetically interfered by underground rails, metal supports, cables and other metals and charged bodies, resulting in serious distortion of the electromagnetic response received by the detection equipment. The traditional response model based on the ideal environment is difficult to adapt to the processing and interpretation algorithm, which is easy to cause misjudgment. In order to solve the above problems, based on physical simulation and numerical simulation, combined with the forward and inverse algorithm of transient electromagnetic data, this paper aimed to improve the interpretation accuracy of water-bearing abnormal bodies in coal mines. The results showed that the research had important practical significance for reducing production cost, improving safety production level and realizing efficient mining in coal mines. It had broad application prospects and could produce significant social and economic benefits.
张 东1,2,3. 煤矿井下金属支护干扰下瞬变电磁正演响应与二维反演研究[J]. 煤炭与化工, 2026, 49(2): 82-86,92..
Zhang Dong1, 2, 3. Study on transient electromagnetic forward response and two-dimensional inversion under the interference of metal support in coal mine underground. CCI, 2026, 49(2): 82-86,92..