The Use Of Foamed Cement Cribs At American Electric Power Fuel Supply Meigs Division

International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
Michael Amick
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International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
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4
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1993

Abstract

Due to the importance of maintaining open airways on a longwall panel, mine management decided to install cribs made of foamed cement. Foamed cement had been used at other company operations on several projects. A recent test at a sister operation had proven the crib installation technique and established that foamed cement cribs could provide better support than wooden cribs. The area to be supported was in a remote location; the limited material needs of foamed cement cribs offered a substantial advantage. In mid February 1993, 75 foamed cement cribs were installed on the tailgate of the active longwall panel. The 75 cribs resisted both horizontal and vertical stresses while successfully supporting the entry.
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APA: Michael Amick  (1993)  The Use Of Foamed Cement Cribs At American Electric Power Fuel Supply Meigs Division

MLA: Michael Amick The Use Of Foamed Cement Cribs At American Electric Power Fuel Supply Meigs Division. International Conference on Ground Control in Mining, 1993.

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