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Fig 1.

Support mode of GER.

(a) Filling support; (b) Roof-cutting support.

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FFGER.

(a) Technical process; (b) Operational procedure.

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Table 1.

Statistics of gob-side roadway retention in Sichuan Coal Group.

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Fig 3.

Layout of working face.

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Fig 4.

Engineering geological conditions.

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Table 2.

Chemical composition of gangue and stone.

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Fig 5.

Structure and mechanical model of surrounding rock.

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Fig 6.

The shape analysis of flexible formwork wall.

(a) Floor of vertical goaf; (b) Incline 20° to the goaf; (c) The floor of a vertical roadway.

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Design and practice.

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Fig 8.

Coarse aggregate for test.

(a) Stone; (b) Gangue.

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Fig 9.

SEM electron microscope scan of gangue.

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Fig 10.

SEM electron microscope scan of stone.

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Table 3.

Test results of physical properties of gangue and stone.

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Table 4.

Experimental proportioning design.

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Fig 11.

Analysis of test mix properties.

(a) Slump change curve; (b) Extension degree change curve.

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Table 5.

Compressive strength test results.

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Fig 12.

Analysis of concrete compressive strength tests.

(a) Cubic compressive strength; (b) Axial compressive strength.

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Fig 13.

Results of compressive strength test.

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Table 6.

Mix ratio of C30 flexible concrete.

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Fig 14.

Comparative age-growth curves.

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Fig 15.

Compressive strength comparison.

(a) Standard group; (b) Flexible formwork group.

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Fig 16.

Field effect.

(a) Roadway deformation monitoring; (b) Wall stress monitoring.

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Fig 17.

Engineering practice monitoring results.

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