Portal Stability In Rock

International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
G. K. Rogers
Organization:
International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
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8
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2014 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1988

Abstract

Portals, which are the surface entrances to underground excavations, are frequently overlooked and often difficult areas In terms of ground control. Failures commonly occur In the typically high angle approach cuts and Initial subsurface portion of the portal. In order to permit rigorous design of all types of portal structures, failures are Identified and subsequently classified. Based on the failure classification and suggested analysis methodology, optimum ground and support loading can be determined.
Citation

APA: G. K. Rogers  (1988)  Portal Stability In Rock

MLA: G. K. Rogers Portal Stability In Rock. International Conference on Ground Control in Mining, 1988.

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