RI 8252 Single-Entry Development for Longwall Mining - Research Approach and Results at Sunnyside No. 2 Mine, Carbon County, Utah

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
Melvin E. Poad
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The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
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Jan 1, 1977

Abstract

This Bureau of Mines report presents two phases of a research program to evaluate a single-entry system for longwall development. Organizations participating in the program; which began in July 1971, include the Bureau of Mines, the Mining Enforcement and Safety Administration, and the University of Utah, working under a cooperative agreement with Kaiser Steel Corp. at its Sunnyside mine in Utah. Part 1 of this report describes the present longwall mining practice, including a brief history, and discusses the advantages and disadvantages of a single-entry development system and its introduction in the United States. Part 2 of the report presents the research program; test design, instrumentation for ground and support evaluation, and the test results from the No. 2 mine. Subsequent reports will describe the research conducted in the No. 1 mine.
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APA: Melvin E. Poad  (1977)  RI 8252 Single-Entry Development for Longwall Mining - Research Approach and Results at Sunnyside No. 2 Mine, Carbon County, Utah

MLA: Melvin E. Poad RI 8252 Single-Entry Development for Longwall Mining - Research Approach and Results at Sunnyside No. 2 Mine, Carbon County, Utah. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1977.

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