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Optimization of the distribution of drilling boreholes in methane production from coal seams

Wątor Anna, Chećko Jarosław, Urych Tomasz

Journal of Sustainable Mining

2020

Vol. 19, iss. 4

272--285

The paper presents an evaluation of methane production from coal seams. The Warszowice-Pawłowice Północ deposit was selected for numerical modelling of methane production. The numerical model was made for a fragment of this deposit of about 2 km2. The numerical model was constructed for 6 seams. Three deposits were selected for simulation of methane production. Three horizontal boreholes were designed within the model area, referring to the existing Suszec19 borehole. A number of simulations related to methane production from the selected deposits were performed. They included different variants of the number of boreholes and also took into account the z-pinnate method. The analyses proved that the most advantageous is the production of 3 directional boreholes simultaneously with the z-pinnate method. For this variant the degree of methane production was 21.9% of the estimated resources.

Evaluation of undeveloped hard coal deposits and estimation of hard coal reserves in the Upper Silesian Coal Basin, Poland

Urych Tomasz, Chećko Jarosław, Rosa Marek, Wątor Anna

Journal of Sustainable Mining

2020

Vol. 19, iss. 4

230--242

The article presents the results of works concerning evaluation of undeveloped deposits in the Upper Silesian Coal Basin and an estimation of hard coal reserves which can be developed by 2050. Evaluation of hard coal deposits was established on criterions choice and their score determination. On the basis of obtained the final score and after consultations with experts in the field of hard coal mining, there were selected three areas of undeveloped deposits with the amount of about 1.99 Gt (billion metric tons) of anticipated economic resources which can extend the coal reserve base located in the direct vicinity of operating hard coal mines. Additionally, one undeveloped coal deposit with estimated resources amounts to about 1.15 Gt was selected as a potential deposit whose resources could be included in the reserves of operating mines, up to the depth of 1,500 metres. Deposit areas were selected and hard coal reserves were estimated with a view to building new coal mines. For Oświęcim-Polanka deposit, there was built a 3D geological model with estimated the amount of 924 Mt (million metric tons) of anticipated economic resources of coal. An example of a deposit development with ventilation, extraction and transport/haulage underground roadways connecting coal seams with the surface are presented. The designed mine working was placed in the 3D geological deposit model which is a useful tool for designing spatial deposit management.