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Support Resistance And Roof Behaviour Of A Longwall Face With 4-Leg Shields
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Peng, S. S. (1982). Support Resistance And Roof Behaviour Of A Longwall Face With 4-Leg Shields. Proceedings Second Conference On Ground Control In Mining
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Peng, S. S. (1982). Support Resistance And Roof Behaviour Of A Longwall Face With 4-Leg Shields. Proceedings Second Conference On Ground Control In Mining
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Organization: International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
Pages: 11
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1982
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| The hydraulic powered supports have been employed in U. S. longwall mining for the past two decades. Yet the sciences of roof control at the powered supported faces remain largely unknown. In order to improve longwall roof control and increase production, a series of questions in longwall roof control should be studied and answered: what is the basic rules of roof behavior in longwall coal faces equipped with the hydraulic powered supports? What is the interaction between the roof, supports, and the floor What is the contact condition of the canopy with the roof, and consequently the load distribution on the canopy? Des the periodic roof weighting really exist in the powered supported face and if so, how does it affect the face area? This paper presents the preliminary analysis of underground observations and instrumentations in a longwall panel with 4-leg shield supports designed to address the questions mentioned above. |
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