Analyses Of Shield Response To A Fault Using Longwall Strata Control And Maintenance System (LoSCoMS)

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
D. W. Park
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Jan 1, 1999

Abstract

Geologic condition is one of the most important factors for longwall mining operations, especially, the existence of faults limits the mineable area, or cause stress variations at the longwall face. Recently, a longwall panel passed through a fault at the Shoal Creek Mine of Drummond Company, Inc. The fault was situated diagonally along the longwall face and the coal seam was displaced up to 2.4 m (8.0 ft) in a mode of a normal fault. LoSCoMS (Longwall Strata Control and Maintenance System) was used for monitoring shield pressure every minute and interpreting data in terms of setting, developing and final pressures. The results of the analysis regarding the influence of the fault on the shield pressure are presented.
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APA: D. W. Park  (1999)  Analyses Of Shield Response To A Fault Using Longwall Strata Control And Maintenance System (LoSCoMS)

MLA: D. W. Park Analyses Of Shield Response To A Fault Using Longwall Strata Control And Maintenance System (LoSCoMS). Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1999.

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