Abstract

High-stress coal seams are different from ordinary coal seams in terms of their low hardness, low permeability, and certain degree of fluidity, making them more difficult to enhance permeability. Hydraulic punching enhanced transmission technology can quickly create voids in coal seams, but existing hydraulic punching techniques are suitable for shallow coal seams, and the effect of creating voids is greatly reduced when applied to high-stress coal seams. To optimize the application effect of hydraulic punching enhanced transmission technology in high-stress coal seams, theoretical research was conducted on the parameters of hydraulic punching nozzles and injection water pressure. A simulation model was established using COMSOL numerical simulation software to optimize the nozzle parameters and explore the combined effect of nozzle parameters and injection water pressure on enhancing permeability. Field experiments were conducted in the Zhaotong Tunnel of the China high-speed railway to determine the optimal combination of nozzle parameters and injection water pressure, thereby increasing the overall permeability of the coal seam and improving gas extraction efficiency. The results indicate that: (1)Through theoretical calculations, numerical simulations, and experimental verification, it has been proven that the perforation effect of a jetting device with three the long oblique nozzle with an oblique length of 15 mm and a size of 3 mm × 6mm is the best among the comparative results under a water injection pressure of 5 MPa;(2)Compared to the perforation effect before optimization, the water consumption for perforation after optimization is reduced to 0.6 times that before optimization, and the perforation efficiency after optimization is 3.556 times that before optimization. The perforation efficiency has been effectively improved;(3)The similarity between the theoretical results, simulation results, and experimental results in this study is all above 85%. The consistency of the results provides mutual verification and has certain engineering guidance significance.

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