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Regularities Of Rock Pressure Manifestations In Longwalls In Terms Of The Theory Of Plates And Limit Equilibrium
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Shick, V. M. (1996). Regularities Of Rock Pressure Manifestations In Longwalls In Terms Of The Theory Of Plates And Limit Equilibrium. Proceedings 15th International Conference On Ground Control In Mining
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Shick, V. M. (1996). Regularities Of Rock Pressure Manifestations In Longwalls In Terms Of The Theory Of Plates And Limit Equilibrium. Proceedings 15th International Conference On Ground Control In Mining
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Organization: International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
Pages: 7
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1996
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| With gentle bedding within the zone of support pressure the delamination in roof rocks may occur only on those stratification planes where cohesiveness of rock is close to zero. Unlike this, at dip angles of more than 30-35° disintegration of rock occurs on the surfaces with cohesion up to 5 MPa. Therefore, the delamination in roof rocks at inclined beds is greater than at gently dipping ones. The original disintegration along the pressure fissures with the formation of block structure at inclined strata is not typical, and it may be observed only in roofs with included thick rocks; in this case, the orientation of fractures depends on the angle of seam inclination. Deformation of roof roocks above the mined-out space is determined by anisotropy of layers stiffness (hardness). With the increase of dip angle the own bearing capacity of layers will rise in the direction of strike. It was emphasized that the natural and technological factors are of great importance for rock pressure manifestation in longwalls. |
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