Dynamic prediction of displacement and deformation of any point on mining surface based on B-normal model

Abstract

The surface displacement and deformation of goaf caused by coal mining destroy the underground rock structure and surface ecological environment in the mining area and endanger the safety of human life and property. An accurate and efficient dynamic prediction system of mining subsidence is indispensable. Given the limited scope of the application of the probability integral model on the edge of the mobile basin, its poor prediction effect, and its low accuracy, a new mining subsidence prediction model based on the Boltzmann function is proposed. Combined with the transformed normal distribution time function, a B-normal prediction model that can predict the dynamic displacement and deformation of any point on the surface was constructed. The global optimal solution of the parameters of the dynamic prediction model was inversed by introducing particle swarm optimization shuffled frog leaping intelligent algorithm (PSO-SFLA), and then, the model was applied to the 8102 working face of the Guobei coal mine to dynamically predict the subsidence, inclination, curvature, horizontal displacement, and horizontal deformation of the goaf surface. The prediction results showed that on the strike and dip observation lines, the prediction accuracy of the dynamic subsidence and horizontal displacement of the surface could reach the centimeter level, the predicted root mean square error (RMSE) of dynamic tilt and horizontal deformation was less than 0.51 mm/m, and the predicted RMSE of dynamic curvature was within 0.020 mm/m². The prediction results reflected the dynamic evolution law of surface displacement and deformation and verified the reliability of the B-normal dynamic prediction model, which can fully meet the needs of practical engineering applications.

Keywords: Boltzmann function model; Dynamic displacement deformation; Dynamic prediction; Mining subsidence; Normal distribution time function; PSO-SFLA algorithm.