Fabrication and application of carbon sequestration grouting material for sealing leakages in mine strata

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Authors: Jing Mei, Jianwei Cheng, Shuping Sheng, Yejiao Liu, Zhiyuan Ma, Qiang Fu, Dezhi Ran
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Abstract

This article carries out the preparation of new solid carbon filling materials. Its function mainly lies in isolating the upper and lower underground mining gobs for sealing the air leakage channel and sequestering carbon in underground. The carbon sequestration effect during the preparation of the material is analysed by microstructure and mechanical properties. The effect of carbon sequestration during the preparation of the material is reflected by the microstructure and mechanical properties. The study results show that the best performance of each grouting material is achieved when the cement dosage is 40%, bentonite dosage is 6%, water–solid ratio is 1:1 and sodium silicate dosage is 3%. Sodium silicate and bentonite stimulate the hydration reaction can promote the material compressive strength enhancement. A numerical simulation of grouting and plugging leakage in mining zones was carried out. The amount of interlayer air leakage quantity was reduced by 40.9% and 32.8% compared with the initial one.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Grouting Rheology and Soil Mechanics Geomechanics and Mining Engineering CO2 Sequestration and Geologic Interactions

Publication details

Journal / source
European Journal of Environmental and Civil engineering
Volume
30
Issue
1
Publication date
10 February 2026
Language
EN