STRATA III ? A Full-Spectrum Roof Control Concept

International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
John H. Perry
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International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1987

Abstract

Strata III is a full-spectrum roof control system which provides the mine operator the ability to upgrade his roof control in place. The procedure is easily adaptable with current roof bolting techniques. To use the system, the operator starts by installing a special hollow core mechanically anchored roof belt during the roof bolting cycle. This bolt can be upgraded to a fully grouted tensioned rebar bolt by injecting StrataGee G-300, a special polyurethane grout, around the bolt through an injection port in the roof plate. This same bolt can then be used to inject RokLok binders for roof consolidation by pumping the binders through the core of the bolt. This concept in roof control was developed to provide the mine operator a flexible way to maintain roof control in areas which deteriorate over time, or must be kept open for long periods of time. Possible locations of use would be: longwall set-up rooms, recovery rooms, headgates, intersections, and belt entries.
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APA: John H. Perry  (1987)  STRATA III ? A Full-Spectrum Roof Control Concept

MLA: John H. Perry STRATA III ? A Full-Spectrum Roof Control Concept. International Conference on Ground Control in Mining, 1987.

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