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Optimizing Pillar Design In A Multi-Seam Environment
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Kanniganti, R. (1995). Optimizing Pillar Design In A Multi-Seam Environment. Proceedings of 14th International Conference on Ground Control in fining
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Kanniganti, R. (1995). Optimizing Pillar Design In A Multi-Seam Environment. Proceedings of 14th International Conference on Ground Control in fining
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Organization: International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
Pages: 5
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1995
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| The primary problems of pillar design in seams subject to interaction are due not only to difficulties in predicting loading, but also to the often unsymmetrical nature of the stress fields. The effects of uneven stress fields on failure patterns within a pillar were studied wing a two dimensional finite element method. Lower seams, including ultra- close mining situations were evaluated considering conventional pillars. Pillar case study data for under mining were analyzed to determine if empirical trends in stable pillar sizing could be derived. Recommendations for multi-seam pillar design are made, based on anticipated loading conditions within a pressure bulb. Applications of the research results are demonstrated using case studies |
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