A professional drawing based on the coal seam gas geological map, which comprehensively reflects the coal seam occurrence, gas geology, tunnel layout, burst prevention system and other elements within the scope of the mining project, and is used to guide on-site burst prevention work.
| Working Face Type | Forecast Range | Scale Requirements | Update Frequency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stone Gate Coal Uncovering | Normal Distance 10m to 7m | Plane 1:500 Section 1:200 | 24-hour Mapping |
| Coal Lane Excavation | 150m in front + 20-30m on both sides | 1:1000 or 1:500 | Updated every ten days |
| Coal mining working face | 100m range in front | 1:1000 or 1:500 | Monthly review |
The specification requires that six types of boreholes be marked: geological exploration holes, stone gate coal pre-extraction holes, through-layer pre-extraction holes, bedding holes, effect inspection holes and surface extraction wells, and three-dimensional coordinate associations be established.
The paper version of the prediction map must be updated within 24 hours after each prediction, and the electronic version must be updated at least once every ten days. Major geological changes must be corrected in real time.
This specification systematically integrates the GB/T 38110 graphic symbol standard and the GB/T 50593 mine mapping standard for the first time, and innovatively proposes the separation of annotation points and annotation symbols technology to provide a standardized interface for digital mine construction.

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