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Nonlinear study on the response of mine water inflow to atmospheric precipitation
Author: LI Jianlin, WANG Shuwei, WANG Xinyi, CUI Yanhua Time: 2020-11-11 Counts:

doi:10.16186/j.cnki.1673-9787.2020.6.6

Received:2020/02/20

Revised:2020/04/26

Published:2020/11/15

Nonlinear study on the response of mine water inflow to atmospheric precipitation

LI Jianlin1,2, WANG Shuwei1, WANG Xinyi1,2, CUI Yanhua1

1.Institute of Resources & Environment Henan Polytechnic University Jiaozuo  454000 Henan China2.Collaborative Innovation Center of Coalbed Methane and Shale Gas for Central Plains Economic Region Henan Province Jiaozuo  454000 Henan China

Abstract:Mine water inflow is an important basic index of coal mine safety production. The quantitative research of the relationship between deep mine water inrush surface water and groundwater has been a difficult problem in the study of hydrological process. The Mann-Kendall test R/S analysis GM 1 2 model and onsite analysis method were used to study the response of mine water inflow to the change of precipitation in Pingmei No.7 Mine. The results showed that 1 The Hurst index of precipitation series was 0. 367 7 which had an inverse persistence and its average cycle was 5 months 2 The Hurst index of the water inflow series was 0. 897 3 which had a positive persistence and the average cycle period of mine water inflow series was 20 months. Precipitation impact on mine water inflow would be 1.5 ~3 months later. On this basis a GM 1 2 prediction model of mine inflow was established and the prediction accuracy reached 94. 25% . This model had reference value for the same type of mine to establish the water inflow prediction model.

Key words:mine water inflow;atmospheric precipitation;Mann-Kendall trend test;R/S analysis;GM 1,2 prediction model

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