Ground Control Hazard Analysis In Multi-Seem Mining

International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
R. Fraher
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International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
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6
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1992

Abstract

Hazard analysis utilizes interaction mechanisms in combination with geologic, structural and mining conditions to delineate areas of potential damage in seams subject to interaction. Using characterizations of conditions peculiar to multi-seam mining, such as innerburden thickness, geology and structures, initial interaction contour maps can be constructed. Geologic hazard analysis is then carried out on roof, pillar and floor conditions in the affected seam using lower seam rock properties and layout geometries in the overlying seam. Either safety factors or damage ratings can then be developed representing degree of hazard in the lower seam. The final hazard map shows both the aerial extent and magnitude of potential damage from interaction.
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APA: R. Fraher  (1992)  Ground Control Hazard Analysis In Multi-Seem Mining

MLA: R. Fraher Ground Control Hazard Analysis In Multi-Seem Mining. International Conference on Ground Control in Mining, 1992.

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