Research Article
Analysis of Stability Factors of Roadway Roof and Determination of Unsupported Roof Distance
Table 3
Distribution of 8# coal and roof and floor strata.
| No. | Lithology | Thickness (m) | Lithology description |
| 5 | Fine sandstone | 7.74 | Gray, grayish white, mainly composed of quartz, containing dark minerals and muscovite fragments and argillaceous siliceous cementation | 4 | Sandy mudstone | 1.15 | Gray, dense, brittle, flat section, containing more phytochemical fragments | 3 | 8 coal | 3.54 | It is mainly powdery, belonging to semidark and semibright briquette, and some contain coal gangue and carbonaceous shale | 2 | Mudstone | 3.01 | Gray-dark gray, dense, brittle, rich in rooted fossils | 1 | Siltstone | 4.35 | Gray-light gray, dense, brittle, containing plant fossils and vein bedding, with siderite sandstone at the bottom |
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