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Abstract: The Deformation Metamorphism of Tectonic Previous HitCoalNext Hit and Its Application in Geological Mining Hazards

CAO, YUNXING and LIU RUIXUN

Deformed Previous HitcoalNext Hit is called tectonic Previous HitcoalNext Hit which is further classified as cataclastic Previous HitcoalNext Hit, granular Previous HitcoalNext Hit, and mylonite Previous HitcoalNext Hit. All three kinds of tectonic Previous HitcoalNext Hit have generated dynamometamorphism during their deformation period. Compared with normal Previous HitcoalNext Hit, their physical and chemical properties changed:

1. The basic structure unit (BSU) of tectonic Previous HitcoalNext Hit increased. Compared to bituminous Previous HitcoalNext Hit, the Lc of BSU of the tectonic Previous HitcoalNext Hit increases while La stays constant. Compared to anthracites, La of BSU of tectonic Previous HitcoalNext Hit increases while Lc stays constant.

2. The free radical content of bituminite in the tectonic Previous HitcoalNext Hit is higher than that of normal Previous HitcoalNext Hit. The free radical content of metaanthracitic tectonic Previous HitcoalNext Hit is decreased.

3. The reflectence and hydrocarbon content of tectonic Previous HitcoalNext Hit is increased.

All of above facts suggest that the physical and mechanical properties of tectonic Previous HitcoalNext Hit was changed by structural stress during the geological history. This kind of change is called deformation metamorphism or dynamometamorphism of Previous HitcoalNext Hit.

Our studies show that the zone with tectonic Previous HitcoalNext Hit will have a propensity for gas and Previous HitcoalNext Hit outbursts and spontaneous combustion. Geologists and mining engineers of China consider tectonic Previous HitcoalNext Hit as a useful indicator used for forecasting outburst zone and dangerous zone of spontaneous combustion of Previous HitcoalTop.

AAPG Search and Discovery Article #90939©1997 AAPG Eastern Section and TSOP, Lexington, Kentucky