Longwall predriven recovery room support design using analytical solutions for an elliptical crack in an infinite plate - SME Transactions 2012

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
B. Qiu Y. Luo
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Jan 1, 2012

Abstract

The design of the predriven recovery room is not an easy task, because the stress distribution in the barrier pillar, standing supports, fender pillar and the immediate roof is changing as the longwall face approaches the predriven recovery room. An analytical approach is proposed to determine the stress distribution in the barrier pillars, fender pillars, standing supports and immediate roof of the recovery room based on the fracture mechanics approach. Based on the developed mathematical model, a stand-alone computer program has been developed to facilitate the required computations. The parameters such as overburden depth, recovery room width, mining height, shield and standing support capacities are incorporated into this program to access the feasibilities of predriven recovery room designs. Compared to the finite element method previously employed, this analytical approach offers the same, if not better, accuracy without requiring expensive computer hardware and software or specialized expertise.
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APA: B. Qiu Y. Luo  (2012)  Longwall predriven recovery room support design using analytical solutions for an elliptical crack in an infinite plate - SME Transactions 2012

MLA: B. Qiu Y. Luo Longwall predriven recovery room support design using analytical solutions for an elliptical crack in an infinite plate - SME Transactions 2012. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2012.

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