Cable Bolting - Potential Applications For Variable Strata Conditions

International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
David Allen
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International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1994

Abstract

Cable bolting is a relatively new strata reinforcement technique that has been used successfully in Australia and the United Kingdom. Jim Walter Resources, Inc. has examined the principles and can visualize its useful application in many areas, such as: a) Longwall pull-out areas, b) Roadway junctions, particularly those involving yield pillars, c) Rib reinforcement, and d) Possible replacement of cribbing in roadways, especially longwall tailgates. This paper describes the conditions which led to cable bolt testing, the results of tests conducted to date, and conclusions about the direction that Jim Walter Resources, Inc. is heading as far as testing and potential applications are concerned.
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APA: David Allen  (1994)  Cable Bolting - Potential Applications For Variable Strata Conditions

MLA: David Allen Cable Bolting - Potential Applications For Variable Strata Conditions. International Conference on Ground Control in Mining, 1994.

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