A Modified Cable Bolt System For The Support Of Underground Openings

The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Tillmann V. H Worotnicki G
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The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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Jan 1, 1983

Abstract

Past experience with fully bonded cable dowels placed as a means of reinforcement in highly stressed crop pillars at the New Broken Hill Consolidated Limited (NBHC) mine indicated such support was not fully effective. Typically overbreak of the crown occurred leaving long lengths of cables hanging from the back stripped of grout and rock with the potential load carrying capacity of the cables not having been fully utilised. This mode of behaviour had been observed in the cable dowelled crowns of three longhole open stopes (EROS) mined to the No. 12 level at NBHC. A system of support with improved mechanism of load transfer from rock to cable and capable of full utilisation of cable strength was proposed for the crown pillars of future Stopes.
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APA: Tillmann V. H Worotnicki G  (1983)  A Modified Cable Bolt System For The Support Of Underground Openings

MLA: Tillmann V. H Worotnicki G A Modified Cable Bolt System For The Support Of Underground Openings. The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1983.

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