High Capacity Tensioned Cable Bolts For Tailgate Support

International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
Stephen C. Tadolini
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International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
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Jan 1, 2000

Abstract

A joint research program was designed and conducted at Lodestar Energy?s Baker Mine to investigate the performance of a high-capacity tensioned cable supported gateroad. The secondary system consisted of a 4.5 m (14.5 ft) 7 strand cables that were 23 mm (.9 in) and 18 mm (.? in) in diameter with a designed capacity of 515 kN (58 tons) and 355 kN (40 tons), respectively. The cables ware installed with an effective resin column length of 1.25 m (4 ft) and then pre-tensioned using a hydraulic jacking system. Roof separations, caving characteristics, and support performance was monitored and evaluated during the critical extraction of the adjacent panel, complex geological conditions of the west Kentucky No. 13 seam were mapped and the support performance recorded. This paper will describe the theory of tensioned cable systems and present an assessment of the support performance during the longwall retreat mining process.
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APA: Stephen C. Tadolini  (2000)  High Capacity Tensioned Cable Bolts For Tailgate Support

MLA: Stephen C. Tadolini High Capacity Tensioned Cable Bolts For Tailgate Support. International Conference on Ground Control in Mining, 2000.

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