Mine Pillar Stability Analysis Using Fem Methods - Two Case Studies

International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
David H. Tang
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International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
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11
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1990

Abstract

Massive pillar failures were observed at two underground coal mines. The results of stability analysis using traditional pillar design formulae did not agree with the underground observations. Finite element models were used to analyze the causes and mechanisms of the pillar failures. The results were confirmed by the underground observations. Finally, the improved mine plan for each case was derived to ensure the stability of the underground structure.
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APA: David H. Tang  (1990)  Mine Pillar Stability Analysis Using Fem Methods - Two Case Studies

MLA: David H. Tang Mine Pillar Stability Analysis Using Fem Methods - Two Case Studies. International Conference on Ground Control in Mining, 1990.

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