A Model for Floor Stability Analysis

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
P. Tsang S. S. Peng
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Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1992

Abstract

Mine floor failures, such as floor heave and floor buckling, occur frequently in underground coal mines where soft mine floor exists. The types of failure can usually be classified into two categories; shear punching failure and tensile failure. A model based on the Winkler's elastic foundation is proposed in this paper for floor stability analysis. The model considers material properties of floor strata, in-situ horizontal stress, pillar size, entry width, and configuration of multiple-entry system and predicts stress conditions in the mine floor based on given in-situ mining and geological conditions, as well as deformation of the mine floor. This information is used to predict possible failures of mine floor by comparing the strength of mine floor with its stress condition. The validity of the model is verified by in-situ data described in this paper.
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APA: P. Tsang S. S. Peng  (1992)  A Model for Floor Stability Analysis

MLA: P. Tsang S. S. Peng A Model for Floor Stability Analysis. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1992.

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