Assessment and Mitigation of Subsidence Effects on a Tall Self-Supporting and Free-Standing Communication Tower

International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
Yi Luo
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International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
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8
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2008

Abstract

A longwall mining operation went under a tall, self-supporting and free-standing wireless communication transmission tower. In anticipation of that the ground subsidence process might affect the transmission tower, the mining company took a proactive approach to mitigate the expected subsidence influences. The efforts include prediction of surface subsidence process at the location of the tower, assessment of stability, structural integrity and functionality of the tower structures, and design and implementation of mitigation measures. The intension of this paper is to demonstrate the techniques that can be used to assess and mitigate the subsidence effects on tall self-supporting and free standing tower structures.
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APA: Yi Luo  (2008)  Assessment and Mitigation of Subsidence Effects on a Tall Self-Supporting and Free-Standing Communication Tower

MLA: Yi Luo Assessment and Mitigation of Subsidence Effects on a Tall Self-Supporting and Free-Standing Communication Tower. International Conference on Ground Control in Mining, 2008.

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