浅析煤矿综采放顶煤安全开采问题

以煤矿放顶煤安全开采问题为对象开展分析探究。结合具体工程实际,在分析综放工艺技术特征的基础上,对综采放顶煤安全开采需注意的问题与防范措施开展深入分析,希望能够为其他矿井综放开采的有效开展提供借鉴和帮助。     

冲击地压高应力回采巷道支护改革技术的研究与应用

通过改变传统巷道支护理念,优化巷道支护方式和工艺,解决冲击区域高应力与强卸压大蠕变巷道的主动支护技术难题,规范巷道支护材料、施工机具和巷道支护效果监测,降低巷道翻修率,保障矿井采掘接替正常,为巷道支护提供参考和理论依据,同时进一步完善冲击区域煤层开采巷道支护技术,也为煤炭资源的开采最大化和经济效益最大化提供科学依据和技术保障。     

陕北沙漠区浅埋厚煤层开采潜水位及生态响应

煤炭开采造成上覆岩层破裂、移动，破坏了矿区含（隔）水层结构，改变了地表水及地下水循环演化状态，对浅表层生态环境造成严重影响，引发一系列环境地质问题。为深入研究沙漠地区厚煤层开采给潜水位及生态环境造成的影响，以毛乌素沙漠金鸡滩矿为例，对水文地质条件进行了研究，采用数值模拟的方法，模拟了沙漠区厚煤层开采潜水位的变化，并通过采动潜水位监测数据验证了预测结果。调查分析了研究区及周边地表生态环境现状，预测采后潜水位基本满足植物生长需求，对生态环境影响不大。     

智能跟踪算法在采砂监管中的应用研究

受利益的驱动,长江流域非法采砂行为屡禁不止,给采砂有效监管造成很大的困扰。采砂监管水平的提高需要高效准确的跟踪识别技术作支撑。提出了一种基于相关滤波器的可变跟踪框智能算法。该算法可以准确快速地跟踪江河湖面上的非法采砂船,计算量少,鲁棒性高,对硬件的要求并不严苛,可以自由应用于从低性能到高性能的各种设备。基于该算法开发了非法采砂船追踪器,再配合百度深度学习平台Easy DL后,可构成一套采砂船监控系统,能够实现对长江水域非法采砂船24 h的有效监控,从而大大提高监控非法采砂行为的效率。     

Looking into the TESSERACT: Time-drifts in event streams using series of evolving rolling averages of completion times

Business processes are dynamic and change due to diverse factors. While existing approaches aim to detect drifts in the process structure, Tesseract looks for temporal drifts in activity interim times. This orthogonal view on the process extends the traditional data cube of events – case id, activities and timestamps – by a fourth dimension and improves the operational support by a visualization of temporal drifts in real-time.Insights about temporal deviations lead to an augmented awareness of imminent failures or improved service times. The detection of related structural concept drifts can be improved by early warning, as operation times of critical parts often increase before they catastrophically fail.     

基于数据挖掘的开源电子资源访问行为统计模型

为了解决当前图书馆资源个性化推荐过程中存在推荐的准确率、召回率以及效率较低的问题,采用二维距离模型构建用户社区模型,用于描述访问用户与图书馆开源电子资源之间的关系,并对互联网用户需求和访问行为进行模糊规则推理.依据互联网用户属性和图书馆资源访问需求属性之间的模糊规则,建立图书馆开源电子资源访问行为统计模型,并利用该模型向用户提供个性化推荐服务.仿真结果表明,所建模型的推荐召回率高达98. 4%,推荐准确率为99. 2%,运行时间小于0. 04 s.所建模型能够为互联网用户提供准确、高效地图书馆资源个性化推荐服务.     

Pumped-hydro in Bendigo: Room for wider reform?

As the world adjusts to a rapidly changing climate, interest in renewable energy technologies has increased. One disadvantage of renewables is that they’re only intermittently reliable; when the sun doesn’t shine, or the wind stops blowing the energy generation capacity of these infrastructures tapers off. In light of these changes there has been renewed interest in the creation of Pumped Hydro-Electricity Storage (‘PHES’), which acts as a ‘battery’ storing excess electricity generated when consumption of energy is at its lowest. In addition new technologies allow for legacy infrastructures, that would otherwise be a liability for the community, to now be used in a productive way for projects like PHES. Although there are many exciting opportunities the Bendigo PHES project presents, there is a dearth of regulatory issues for a small-medium scale project like this. This paper will explore the way in which such a project would fit within the national electricity market, as well as the limitations and barriers to implementation it might face before making some brief recommendations on changes that would benefit other such schemes in the future.     

Discovery of path-attribute dependency in manufacturing environments: A process mining approach

The more knowledge industrial practitioners detain of their production processes, the more they are capable of performing process improvements. Nonetheless, there may exist process characteristics and dependencies that are not easily extractable from business models, such as routing dependent attributes. This paper introduces an algorithm-driven framework to establish whether process path decisions influence the attributes in non-direct sequences, e.g., deploying machine A instead of machine B affects the % of rejected parts on the process, 4 stages down the line. This problem is shown to bears similarities with sequential pattern mining problems. The basis of the solution framework relies on process mining and data mining techniques. The approach proposed is applied on a real industrial log, unveiling deficiencies in the system and providing further improvement recommendations.     

Experimental study on the deformation and failure mechanism of overburden rock during coal mining using a comprehensive intelligent sensing method

Understanding the spatiotemporal evolution of overburden deformation during coal mining is still a challenge in engineering practice due to the limitation of monitoring techniques. Taking the Yangliu Coal Mine as an example, a similarity model test was designed and conducted to investigate the deformation and failure mechanism of overlying rocks in this study. Distributed fiber optic sensing (DFOS), high-density electrical resistivity tomography (HD-ERT) and close-range photogrammetry (CRP) technologies were used in the test for comprehensive analyses. The combined use of the three methods facilitates the investigation of the spatiotemporal evolution characteristics of overburden deformation, showing that the mining-induced deformation of overburden strata was a dynamic evolution process. This process was accompanied by the formation, propagation, closure and redevelopment of separation cracks. Moreover, the key rock stratum with high strength and high-quality lithology played a crucial role in the whole process of overburden deformation. There were generally three failure modes of overburden rock layers, including bending and tension, overall shearing, and shearing and sliding. Shear failure often leads to overburden falling off in blocks, which poses a serious threat to mining safety. Therefore, real-time and accurate monitoring of overburden deformation is of great significance for the safe mining of underground coal seams.