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A Simplified Two-Dimensional Analysis Of The Roof-Pillar-Floor Interaction Problem In Coal Mines
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Pytel, W. (1988). A Simplified Two-Dimensional Analysis Of The Roof-Pillar-Floor Interaction Problem In Coal Mines. Proceedings 7th International Conference on Ground Control in Mining (ICGCM) 7th
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Pytel, W. (1988). A Simplified Two-Dimensional Analysis Of The Roof-Pillar-Floor Interaction Problem In Coal Mines. Proceedings 7th International Conference on Ground Control in Mining (ICGCM) 7th
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Organization: International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
Pages: 11
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1988
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| A two-dimensional time-dependent analysis of a overburden-coal pillar-weak floor strata interaction problem is presented as a beam model consisting of a composite roof beam resting on multiple elastic foundations (pillars) underlain by a composite rock mass representing immediate floor strata. Several different material models may be considered for the immediate floor strata. The analysis can include all openings and pillars in a panel and permits bed separations in the roof composite beam. The model has enabled identification of the relative significance of different geometric and mechanical behavior parameters which govern the system. The paper presents the theoretical background for the model as well as its application to a mine in Illinois where surface and underground geotechnical observations have been conducted over the last two years. |
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