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Fig 1.

Discrete element simulation of gangue accumulation zone.

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Fig 2.

Coupling flow chart of slurry in gangue flow.

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Fig 3.

Measurement of the stacking angle of slurry particles.

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Table 1.

Parameters of waste rock and tailings determined by angle of repose tests.

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Fig 4.

Calculation grid of fluid domain and its relation with particles.

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Fig 5.

Schematic dimensioning of the numerical simulation of grouting.

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Fig 6.

Fluid can pass through the pore rate in the calculation domain.

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Fig 7.

Slurry particle flow and deposition at different moments.

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Fig 8.

Range of slurry diffusion.

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Fig 9.

Distribution of slurry deposition in the experiment.

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Fig 10.

Velocity cloud at different moments.

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Fig 11.

Gangue internal pore flow vector map.

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Fig 12.

Schematic flow vectors of the profile.

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Fig 13.

Change of velocity vector in XY direction.

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Fig 14.

The variation of the flow line in the longitudinal and transverse sections.

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Fig 15.

(a)-(c) Velocity variations along the three monitoring lines [32].

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Fig 16.

Variation of slurry particle velocity with time [32].

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