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Fig 1.

Dynamic disturbance mechanical model of periodic roof fracture.

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Table 1.

Mechanical parameters of materials used in the model.

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Fig 2.

Initial numerical model.

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Fig 3.

Vertical stress distribution contour of the surrounding rock in the mining face.

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Fig 4.

Distribution characteristics of the abutment pressure ahead of the working face.

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Fig 5.

Vertical displacement of the roof during working face advancement.

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Fig 6.

Crack propagation direction in coal under stress.

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Table 2.

Seepage parameters.

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Fig 7.

Numerical simulation of gas pressure at the instant of roof fracture (50m).

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Table 3.

Gas desorption from the coal body at the moment of roof fracture.

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Fig 8.

Gas pressure distribution before and after periodic roof weighting.

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Fig 9.

Variation of gas pressure under different mining distances.

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