CPC E02D 3/12 (2013.01) [E02D 2250/003 (2013.01); E21B 33/13 (2013.01)] | 7 Claims |
1. A water retention method for repairing an aquifer by grouting in a coal mine area after mining based on a hole with multiple uses, comprising:
drilling a survey hole in a ground area corresponding to a water inflow position from ground surface to a caving zone in a goaf;
determining a target layer for grouting based on drilling data collected from the survey hole while drilling, which comprises: monitoring a drilling fluid leakage rate at each layer from the survey hole in real time during the drilling process; in response to determining the drilling fluid leakage rate corresponding to a certain layer is greater than 70% and the drilling fluid leakage rates corresponding to a previous layer and a subsequent layer of the certain layer are both less than 30%, determining that the certain layer is a layer to be grouted; monitoring a core sampling rate at each layer from the survey hole in real time during the drilling process; in response to determining the core sampling rate corresponding to a certain layer is less than 40% and the core sampling rates corresponding to a previous layer and a subsequent layer of the certain layer are both greater than 70%, determining that the certain layer is a layer to be grouted; monitoring a fracture density at each layer from the survey hole in real time during the drilling process; in response to determining the fracture density corresponding to a certain layer is greater than 40% and the fracture densities corresponding to a previous layer and a subsequent layer of the certain layer are both less than 10%, determining that the certain layer is a layer to be grouted; in response to determining a layer is determined as a layer to be grouted corresponds to at least two kinds of the drilling data, determining that the layer is the target layer;
changing the survey hole to a grouting hole; and measuring a water level before grouting from the grouting hole; wherein, changing the survey hole to the grouting hole comprises: sealing the survey hole with cement slurry; and drilling the grouting hole at the place of the survey hole to the target layer; wherein, an aperture of the grouting hole is larger than that of the survey hole;
grouting through the grouting hole; changing the grouting hole to an observation hole after grouting; measuring a water level after grouting from the observation hole;
determining a water retention level based on the water level before grouting and the water level after grouting.
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