Geo-Mechanical Property And Failures Of Weak Roof Shales In Coal Mines

International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
Yunqing Zhang
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International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2004

Abstract

Weak shales refer to those with lower strength, thinly- laminated structure, sensitivity to moisture and weathering as well as significant time dependent behavior. It has been said that many future coal reserves with good quality have weak immediate roofs. Therefore their geo-mechanical properties and behavior must be known before an appropriate support plan can be designed. In this study, four types of shales collected from underground coal mines were tested in the laboratory. Their modes of failures in underground were observed and correlated with their lab behavior. The failure mechanisms of thinly-laminated weak shales were analyzed by the means of numerical modeling.
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APA: Yunqing Zhang  (2004)  Geo-Mechanical Property And Failures Of Weak Roof Shales In Coal Mines

MLA: Yunqing Zhang Geo-Mechanical Property And Failures Of Weak Roof Shales In Coal Mines. International Conference on Ground Control in Mining, 2004.

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