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Fault fracture zones, high stress, extremely soft rock, and other complex conditions of underground engineering cause the surrounding rocks to become friable and fragmented after chamber excavation. It is common to observe phenomena such as bolt body slips, fractures, severe support buckling and breaking, resulting in safety issues. The broken rock mass is often reinforced by cement slurry, and the...
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