Abstract
The article proves the importance of using interval hydraulic fracturing of coal seam for gas emission stimulation. The authors suggest using equipment for taking measures to intensify gas emission during implementation of hydraulic fracturing. They assess rock condition before and after hydrodynamic impact on coal seam by means of seismic reflection technique.
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