Crop Cultivation in Abandoned Mines
Copyright policy ) Shihao Guo; Bangbang Mu; Mingyang Zhao; Huiyan Wang;
Crop Cultivation in Abandoned Mines
Expounds the current status of the rising number of abandoned mines, sums up some mainstream of abandoned mine reuse idea, put forward the idea of cultivation of crops in the shaft, through the analysis of roadway surrounding rock stability, residual gas extraction and various key factors needed to make crops grow, and so on, this is a feasible and environmentally friendly concept.
- Henan Polytechnic University China (People's Republic of)
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