Numerical Evaluation of Ground Deformation Due To Thermally Stressed Coal Measure Rock in Underground Coal Gasification
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Abstract
The global energy demand is rising while fossil fuel reserves are decreasing, prompting innovation in resource recovery technologies in the energy sector across the world.Underground coal gasification (UCG) is one such innovation, converting coal into synthetic gas within the earth's crust.However, UCG leaves large cavities, exposing surrounding strata to high temperatures, causing physical and geo-mechanical changes in rock and eventual subsidence.In this paper, a parametric study of UCG reactor cavities of different widths at depths of 100 m, 500 m, and 1000 m with coal seam thicknesses of 1 m, 4 m, 10 m, and 20 m is numerically simulated.Results show that, vertical displacement is directly proportional to the width of the UCG cavity and the thickness of the seam.Highest vertical displacement is found to be 1684.43mm in case of 50 m wide cavity with 20 m thick coal seam at 1000 m depth.The vertical displacement increased by 5.21% to 7.93%, and horizontal displacement by an average of 6.17%.
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