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Yield Pillar Behavior At Jim Walter No. 7 Mine Stress And Strata Measurements Of Yield And Abutment Pillars
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Brasfield, J. (1994). Yield Pillar Behavior At Jim Walter No. 7 Mine Stress And Strata Measurements Of Yield And Abutment Pillars. Proceedings of 13th International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
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Brasfield, J. (1994). Yield Pillar Behavior At Jim Walter No. 7 Mine Stress And Strata Measurements Of Yield And Abutment Pillars. Proceedings of 13th International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
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Organization: International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
Pages: 9
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1994
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| Jim Walter Resources, along with the Rock Mechanics Branch of British Coal and Strata Control Technology Pty. Ltd., is presently studying the yield-stable-yield pillar design in use at the Blue Creek No. 7 Mine located in Brookwood, Alabama. This paper describes the steps taken to determine stresses on the strata surrounding the pre-driven development entries. It also describes the installation and monitoring of stress cells and extensometers used to quantify the stress build-up and strata movement associated with the headgate pass of a longwall panel. The findings of this study will be used to design and predict the performance of a 2 entry yield pillar system in the Parkgate Seam at Welbeck Colliery in the United Kingdom. Stress measurements and strata movement data from No. 7 Mine and Welbeck will be used to develop a computer model that can predict the performance of such a pillar system in British mines. Jim Walter Resources will use this data to study the performance of the present yield-stable-yield pillar system in order to determine if conditions will allow the stable pillar width to be decreased while maintaining current standards of safety and production. |
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