New developments with the coal mine roof rating (7c278b2d-cc1e-4949-9bd2-643d1af010e5)

International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
Chris Mark
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International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2002

Abstract

The Coal Mine Root Rating (CMRR) was first presented at this Conference nine years ago. Since Its Introduction, the CMRR has been incorporated into many aspects of mine planning. including longwall pillar design, rout support selection, feasibility studies. and extended cut evaluation. It has also become truly international, with involvement in mine designs and funded research projects iii South Africa. Canada. and Australia. The purpose of this paper is to bring the minim community Up to date with recent improvements and applications of the CMRR. The must important new development is a streamlined process for determining the CMRR from exploratory drill core. Just three types of information are Jaw required: Fracture spacing (or RQD) Uniaxial compressive strength for axial Point Load Testing) Diametral Point Load Testing The moisture sensitivity adjustment has also been changed, and new research has related the immersion test to slake durability. Most recently, the CMRR has been implemented in a computer program. which can be obtained from NIOSH free of charge. The program facilitates calculation of the CMRR firm either underground or drill core data. Values from ninny locations can he saved in a single file. and an interface with Autocad allows CMRR contour plots to he integrated 11110 mine planning.
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APA: Chris Mark  (2002)  New developments with the coal mine roof rating (7c278b2d-cc1e-4949-9bd2-643d1af010e5)

MLA: Chris Mark New developments with the coal mine roof rating (7c278b2d-cc1e-4949-9bd2-643d1af010e5). International Conference on Ground Control in Mining, 2002.

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