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Table 1.

Statistics of water inrush disasters during coal mining under thin bedrock conditions in China.

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Fig 1.

Contour map of stratum thickness.

(A) Bedrock thickness. (B) Cenozoic overburden thickness.

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Fig 2.

The stratigraphic situation revealed by N.4 borehole.

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Fig 3.

Collaborative deformation and failure of clay layer and bedrock.

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Fig 4.

Deformation and force diagram of clay layer.

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Fig 5.

Stress conditions of the unit body.

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Table 2.

Physical and mechanical parameters of the model.

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Fig 6.

Numerical simulation model.

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Fig 7.

The failure state of clay layers with different bedrock thicknesses (Y = 200 m section).

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Fig 8.

The failure state of clay layers with bedrock thickness 53 m (Y = 200 m section).

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Fig 9.

The failure state of clay layers with bedrock thickness 48 m (Y = 200 m section).

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Fig 10.

The failure state of clay layers with bedrock thickness 43 m (Y = 200 m section).

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Fig 11.

The failure state of clay layers with bedrock thickness 38 m (Y = 200 m section).

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Fig 12.

The failure state of clay layers with bedrock thickness 33 m (Y = 200 m section).

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