Abstrakt: |
Water–rock interaction mechanism and water purification capacity of broken coal and rock masses are very important for the efficient operation of the underground reservoir. In this paper, a water purification simulation device for an underground mine reservoir was designed. The experimental study on the dynamic interaction between broken coal and rock masses and mine water was carried out. The water purification mechanism is analyzed from the changes in rock mineral composition and mine water quality before and after the test. The results show that after the broken coal and rock mass purification, the water turbidity and the concentration of chlorides and suspended solids decreased obviously. The water purification capacities of mudstone and sandstone are stronger than that of coal samples. After 60 days of reaction between the working face sewage and the broken samples (mudstone, sandstone, and coal), the turbidity, chromaticity, and residual chlorine decreased by > 90%, 90%, and 60%, respectively; and COD decreased by 35.29%, 30.59%, and 28.99%, respectively. While the TDS and the total hardness increased by about 40%, 30%, and 10% for the mudstone, sandstone, and coal, respectively. It shows that coal also has the worst degradation performance. The water purification effect of broken coal and rock masses has a significant time effect. The early stage of water–rock interaction is dominated by mineral dissolution, and the middle stage is dominated by precipitation and adsorption. The pH value of the solution has a certain influence on the ion change. In the later stage, the water–rock interaction is weak in a dynamic equilibrium state, and the change in the mine water quality index is not obvious. Considering the influence of rock lithology on water quality and the law of water–rock interaction time, the construction site selection and water storage time optimization of underground reservoirs in Jinjie Coal Mine were carried out, respectively. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |