Rockbolting For Highly Stressed Roadways

International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
Holger Witthaus
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International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
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7
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2000

Abstract

The conditions of great mining depth and multi-seam¬longwalling require a special method of rockbolting, It can be described as a control loop which is based on the elements of planning, drivage and measurement. Different planning elements such as the results of the observation of physical models, numerical programmes for calculation of stress-distribution and support success, lab and underground support testing and the knowledge of strata behaviour underground including geotechnical classification are used to get best results. The increasing geotechnical information collected during drivage of roadways are used to estimate and minimise the risks of support-overload. The repeated plan/acutal comparison during the use of roadway and continuously monitoring of support and roadways provided the opportunity of optimising support design during the process of drivage and if necessary in front and after of the longwall face.
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APA: Holger Witthaus  (2000)  Rockbolting For Highly Stressed Roadways

MLA: Holger Witthaus Rockbolting For Highly Stressed Roadways. International Conference on Ground Control in Mining, 2000.

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