Research Article

Height of Mining-Induced Fractured Zones in Overlying Strata and Permeability of Rock with Nonpenetrative Fractures

Table 3

Top boundary depths and heights of the CZ in boreholes.

HolesSpecial phenomena in the drilling processDCAResults (m)
Basis for determinationTop boundary depths the CZ (m)Heights of the CZ (m)Basis for determinationTop boundary depths the CZ (m)Heights of the CZ (m)

JE1At the depth of 240.00 m, drill dropped with 25 cm distance; at 241.40 m, suction phenomenon240.0022.70Below 238.00 m, extremely broken core, 238.0024.7024.70
JE2Drill tool was stuck at a depth 240.10 m with strong vibration; at 241.40 m, suction phenomenon240.1022.37Below 239.00 m, broken core, 239.0023.4723.47
JE3During 237.00~238.00 m, drill dropped with 60 cm distance237.0023.55Below 238.28 m, fragmental core, 238.2822.2723.55
JE4At 238.12 m, drill dropped with 30 cm distance; at 238.56 m, suction phenomenon238.1223.16Below 237.20 m, fragmental core, 237.2023.0823.08
JE5None0Integrity core, 00
JE6None0Integrity core, 00
JE7At 240.80 m, drill dropped with 15 cm distance; at 243.15 m, suction phenomenon240.8021.30Below 239.15 m, broken core, 239.1522.9522.95
JE8At 247.02 m, drill dropped with 35 cm distance; at 239.00 m, suction phenomenon247.0219.18Below 241.70 m, broken core, 241.7024.5024.50
JE9At 238.00 m, suction phenomenon; at 247.72 m, drill dropped with 15 cm distance, and drill tool was stuck238.0020.58During 234.80~238.00 m, disorder bedding, 234.8023.7823.78