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Fig 1.

Air leakage from surface mining fractures in the 6104 working face.

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Fig 2.

Layout of the SF6 release points and collection points.

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Table 1.

Air leakage test analysis.

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Fig 3.

Distribution of the surface air leakage speed contours.

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Fig 4.

Predicted air leakage speeds at the working face of 6104.

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Fig 5.

Porosity distribution in goaf.

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Fig 6.

Numerical calculation model of goaf.

(a) Physical model face; (b) Meshing.

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Fig 7.

Distribution of the pressure, air leakage velocity and air leakage flow field in goaf.

(a) relative pressure; (b) air leakage speed; (c) air leakage flow field.

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Fig 8.

Distribution of oxygen concentration in the goaf.

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Fig 9.

Layout of measuring points of pre-embedded beam tube in working face.

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Fig 10.

Distribution of O2 and CO at different locations in the goaf.

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Fig 11.

Distribution of pressure and air leakage flow field in goaf under different pressure differences between the ground surface and mining face.

(a) ΔP = 800 Pa; (b) ΔP = 600 Pa; (c) ΔP = 400 Pa; (d) ΔP = 200Pa; (e) ΔP = 0 Pa; (f) ΔP = -200 Pa.

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Fig 12.

"Three zones" of spontaneous combustion in the goaf under different pressure differences between the mining face and ground surface.

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Fig 13.

Air leakage of the working face and upper corner CO concentration during pressurization.

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Fig 14.

Prediction of air leakage in the 6104 working face.

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