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Fig 1.

Characteristics of bedding and joints of coal.

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Fig 2.

Coal sample preparation (a) Core direction (b) Coal sample (c) The coal form after multi-direction sample.

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Fig 3.

Mechanical testing (a) Compression test (b) Tensile test.

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Fig 4.

Load-deformation curve of uniaxial compressive strength test.

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Fig 5.

Load-deformation curve of uniaxial tensile strength test.

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Table 1.

Test results of compressive and tensile strength.

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Fig 6.

Calculation model of blasting crack.

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Table 2.

The effective distances of the crushing and crack zones.

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Fig 7.

The crushing and crack distances of blasting (a) The crushing and crack distances in different direction (b) The crushing and crack zones.

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Fig 8.

Hole layout for blasting effect investigation.

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Fig 9.

Curve diagrams of gas drainage concentration and pure methane quantity (a) No.2 gas drainage hole (b) No.2’ gas drainage hole.

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Fig 10.

Ratio after and before blasting with the different distances between gas drainage hole and blasthole (a) Methane concentration (b) Pure methane quantity.

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Table 3.

The measurements of blasting cracking effect.

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Fig 11.

Blasting crushing-crack distance of coal seam.

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Fig 12.

Simplified blasthole layout schematic diagram.

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Fig 13.

Blasthole layout for a mining panel (a) Design of in this paper (b) Conventional design.

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Table 4.

The layout way of parameter.

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Fig 14.

The effect of gas drainage before and after blasting with the two methods (a) The methane concentration (b) Gas drainage quantity.

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