2019
DOI: 10.1007/s00707-019-02386-y
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A gradient weighted extended finite element method (GW-XFEM) for fracture mechanics

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“…e application of coal mining machinery in mining areas is more and more extensive [2,3]. Although relevant mechanics research has been carried out [4], the intensity of coal mining has increased, and the amount of dust generated in coal mining face has increased. In semiclosed or closed spaces, coal dust tends to form dust clouds which, once exposed to ignition sources (electric sparks, open flames, or high-temperature heat sources), would explode and produce destructive shock waves which would raise the surrounding deposited coal dust and trigger a secondary explosion.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…e application of coal mining machinery in mining areas is more and more extensive [2,3]. Although relevant mechanics research has been carried out [4], the intensity of coal mining has increased, and the amount of dust generated in coal mining face has increased. In semiclosed or closed spaces, coal dust tends to form dust clouds which, once exposed to ignition sources (electric sparks, open flames, or high-temperature heat sources), would explode and produce destructive shock waves which would raise the surrounding deposited coal dust and trigger a secondary explosion.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%