Application of Yield-Lok Bolt for Bursting and Convergence Grounds in Mines

International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
Rocky Wu
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International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2011

Abstract

Rock bursts are one of the greatest challenges to ground control in the mining industry. With increasing mining depth and mining scale, there are more and more industry requirements on yielding rock support. Since 2008, Jennmar has been conducting large scale research and development works to develop a technically reliable and cost-effective yielding rock bolt. This paper introduces a new yielding rock support: the Yield-Lok bolt. The bolt is characterized by the designed yielding ability to produce 150?250 mm (6?10 in) of deflection at 8?10 metric tons (MT) (7.9?9.8 t) loads for every 16.4kJ (12,096 ft lb) energy input. The bolt?s performance characteristics are consistent through multiple and varying amplitude of impacts. In this paper, the design criteria of the bolt and the principle of performance are described; the dynamic testing results are discussed; and the features and application of the bolt are presented.
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APA: Rocky Wu  (2011)  Application of Yield-Lok Bolt for Bursting and Convergence Grounds in Mines

MLA: Rocky Wu Application of Yield-Lok Bolt for Bursting and Convergence Grounds in Mines. International Conference on Ground Control in Mining, 2011.

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