Abatement Optimization Of Abandoned Mine Land Subsidence

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
P. M. Lin
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Jan 1, 1990

Abstract

This paper presents an overall stabilization method to eliminate the potential of reoccurrence of subsidence over abandoned mine lands. The method considers column grouting at the specific locations inside the subsidence influence areas including the distressed and stress concentration zones instead of grouting' around and beneath the damaged structures. The later method is commonly used for AML subsidence abatement at the present. By using finite element method the conditions of stress distribution in the strata before and after grouting can be calculated. The design of grout pattern includes the location and number of the grouting holes. Based on the calculation, the proposed method significantly reduces the stress concentration, i.e., the potential of reoccurrence of subsidence can be reduced or eliminated. A comparative analysis including number of grouting holes, grout affected area, stress level, and potential of subsidence reoccurrence will also be presented.
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APA: P. M. Lin  (1990)  Abatement Optimization Of Abandoned Mine Land Subsidence

MLA: P. M. Lin Abatement Optimization Of Abandoned Mine Land Subsidence. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1990.

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