Applications Of Cement Grouting Method For Controlling Weak Strata

International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
Herryal Z. Anwar
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International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
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8
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2000

Abstract

In recent years, many both mining and civil engineering projects are developed in the area which may be categorized unstable, such as fractured and jointed rocks or "water sensitive rocks". For example, in underground coal mining, in which the floor strata normally consist of weak shale, the problem that may arise in roadway is floor heaving. In this case cement injection in borehole appears to be an economically effective method in order to make roadway more stable. This method may be also applied in the projects in which the constructions are laid on fractured and jointed rock. Nevertheless, the successful cement injection is much dependent on the water-cement ratio and the injection technique. This paper discusses the application of cement grouting to improve the ground stability in longwall mining, the laboratory experimentation of cement grouting and the method of floor injection.
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APA: Herryal Z. Anwar  (2000)  Applications Of Cement Grouting Method For Controlling Weak Strata

MLA: Herryal Z. Anwar Applications Of Cement Grouting Method For Controlling Weak Strata. International Conference on Ground Control in Mining, 2000.

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