Geomechanical Support Of Adaptive Mining Technology

International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
I. V. Baklashov
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International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
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10
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1996

Abstract

Geomechanical conditions of mining operation are determined by varying in time and space mechanical properties and initial state of the rock mass, by geological and technological factors. We define adaptive mining technology as a technology capable of adjusting to changing geomechanical conditions of mining operation. The ongoing research at Moscow State Mining University consisting of laboratory, theoretical, and field investigations aims at the development of theoretical basis and methodology of the system of geomechanical support of adaptive mining technology for the bedded salt deposit in the Urals, mined by room-and-pillar method. This system of geomechanical support is capable of - dynamically assessing mechanical properties and state of the rock mass varying within the panel; - mapping mechanical properties of the rock mass within the panel; - assessing and predicting mechanical condition of load-bearing elements of the rock mass and its changes due to the adjustment of the parameters of mining operation considering the in-situ geomechanical conditions.
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APA: I. V. Baklashov  (1996)  Geomechanical Support Of Adaptive Mining Technology

MLA: I. V. Baklashov Geomechanical Support Of Adaptive Mining Technology. International Conference on Ground Control in Mining, 1996.

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