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coal and gas outburst: a standalone construct

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Mining engineering

sudden ejection of coal and gas from a working face, driven by stored gas pressure and stress in the coal seam.

In mining engineering, coal and gas outburst refers to sudden ejection of coal and gas from a working face, driven by stored gas pressure and stress in the coal seam. This meaning comes from Lama (1998) in International Journal of Coal Geology.[1]

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References

Lama, R. D., & Bodziony, J. (1998). Management of outburst in underground coal mines. International Journal of Coal Geology, 35(1-4), 83-115. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0166-5162(97)00037-2

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