Effects Of Bedding Plane Sliding And Separation And Tensioned Bolt In Layered Roof

International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
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International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
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Jan 1, 2001

Abstract

3-D finite element modeling was performed to study the effect of bedding plane sliding and separation and tensioned bolt in layered root It was found that the major influence zones of a tensioned bolt are restricted to the neighborhood of the anchor points; that bedding plane sliding and separation releases the vertical stress in the roof above entry but greatly increases the horizontal stress within the first layer of the roof, and that there is a triangular zone between the two adjacent bolts at and near the roofline level that is beyond the influence zone of the bolts which is liable to fail if conditions exist. Based on the results, three possible modes of roof failure are proposed for the design of tensioned bolting.
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APA:  (2001)  Effects Of Bedding Plane Sliding And Separation And Tensioned Bolt In Layered Roof

MLA: Effects Of Bedding Plane Sliding And Separation And Tensioned Bolt In Layered Roof. International Conference on Ground Control in Mining, 2001.

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