Research on the Exposure Stability of Full Tailings Cemented Backfill
摘要
This study evaluates the stability of cemented backfill in deep mining through theoretical models (Thomas, Terzaghi, Mitchell, Yang Xin, overburden-bearing capacity, Cai Sijing) and FLAC3D numerical simulations. Results show vertical stress at the base correlates strongly with backfill height (R2 = 0.98) and varies minimally with stope length (<5%). For a 60 m-high backfill, theoretical predictions range 0.92–1.53 MPa, with numerical simulations aligning closely (1.21 MPa). The Cai Sijing method yields conservative estimates (1.53 MPa). Incorporating dynamic roof loads (0.82 MPa), the recommended design strength is 1.13–1.53 MPa. Primary stopes require strength R₂₈ = 0.025h + 1.17 MPa (h = 10–60 m), secondary stopes 0.6 MPa, and critical zones ≥3.0 MPa. Safety factors (1.2–2.0) and binder-tailings ratios (1:4–1:8) are proposed, balancing safety and feasibility for deep mining applications.