International Conference On Ground Control In Mining Design Of Three-Entry System For Super Longwall Panels

International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
J. D. Cole
Organization:
International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
Pages:
10
File Size:
2174 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1990

Abstract

In order to reduce the number of longwall face moves and to increase the rate of gateroad construction, super longwall panels, 1000 feet wide and 12000 to 14000 feet long, are planned for Wolf Creek Collieries No. 4 mine. The development of the longwall panels at the mine has evolved from 5-entry, to 4-entry, to 3-entry systems. A three-entry system including pillar size and entry supporting method for the super longwall panels was designed for long-term stability. The design procedures included field observation and studies, laboratory properties tests, in-situ stress measurement, and computer analysis. Three pillar design methods consisting of PILLAR, ALPS, and the Wilson Method, and one entry supporting method, ROOFBOLT, were adopted in this study. The procedures, methods, and results are discussed in detail.
Citation

APA: J. D. Cole  (1990)  International Conference On Ground Control In Mining Design Of Three-Entry System For Super Longwall Panels

MLA: J. D. Cole International Conference On Ground Control In Mining Design Of Three-Entry System For Super Longwall Panels. International Conference on Ground Control in Mining, 1990.

Export
Purchase this Article for $25.00

Create a Guest account to purchase this file
- or -
Log in to your existing Guest account