Ground Control Criteria for Coal Reserve Optimization in Multiple-Seam Mines

International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
Eric Westman
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International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
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5
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1997

Abstract

Ground control problems caused by multiple-seam interaction frequently sterilize coal reserves. Interaction mechanisms differ for overmining and undermining and are controlled by mining, spatial. and geologic conditions at each site. A multiple-seam interaction analysis software program, UGLY (Uppersearn Gateroad Longwall Stability), has been used to evaluate sterilization of coal reserves due to overmining at three locations. Four case histories were reviewed to determine the effectiveness of improved ground control in mitigating interaction effects.
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APA: Eric Westman  (1997)  Ground Control Criteria for Coal Reserve Optimization in Multiple-Seam Mines

MLA: Eric Westman Ground Control Criteria for Coal Reserve Optimization in Multiple-Seam Mines. International Conference on Ground Control in Mining, 1997.

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