Design Procedure Optimizes Roof Truss Installations In Bedded Roof - Objective

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
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Jan 1, 1989

Abstract

Provide mine personnel with a convenient means of determining the optimum installation geometry of roof trusses in bedded roof. Background Mine operators frequently ask the following questions concerning roof truss installations: 1. Where should the bearing plates or brackets be placed or where should the inclined holes be started? 2. At what angle should the holes for the inclined chords or angle holts be drilled? 3. What tension should be put into the inclined chords so as to achieve the most effective results for the effort and expense? Truss hardware manufacturers have responded to these questions with answers based on what seems to work best. While designs based on past experience are frequently reliable, there was a need for a rational approach that could accommodate a variety of conditions. The Bureau has developed a procedure that enables mine operators to optimize roof truss installations in bedded roof.
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APA:  (1989)  Design Procedure Optimizes Roof Truss Installations In Bedded Roof - Objective

MLA: Design Procedure Optimizes Roof Truss Installations In Bedded Roof - Objective. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1989.

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