Research on the Testing Method for the Rheological Properties of Large-Particle Gangue Filling Slurry
2025
Xiaobo Duan | Yucheng Huang | Yuxin Hao | Liao Zhang
Coal mine gangue cementation filling technology has increasingly become an effective and major means of dealing with &ldquo:coal mining under buildings, railways, and bodies of water&rdquo: and other complex hard-to-mine coal seams: but also, an important part of a large number of treatments of coal gangue stockpiled on the ground is to realize the green mining of coal mines. Coal mine cement filling often contains gangue particles with particle sizes larger than 15 mm: however, the viscometer and rheometer currently used at home and abroad are unable to accurately measure the rheological parameters of the slurry containing large-particle-sized gangue. In order to accurately measure the rheological parameters of slurry containing large-sized gangue particles combined with the site filling materials, the torque values obtained on the mixing blades at different speeds were generated by the combined action of the slurry between the blade side edge and the mixing drum wall, as well as the slurry between the blade lower edge and the mixing drum bottom. A new type of gangue slurry rheometer was developed. The new type of gangue slurry rheometer mainly included components such as the power system, sensing system, mechanical system, and other auxiliary units. Finally, using Fluent software ANSYS2023 to numerically simulate the fluidity of the slurry under the same conditions, the results obtained after the calculation and the test results showed that the error was within a reasonable range, indicating the correctness of the test principles of the new gangue slurry rheometer and the effectiveness of the instrument. This research offers new insights for accurately measuring the rheological parameters of particles with large sizes.
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