Feasibility Study on Cemented Backfill in Longwall Coal Mine for Surface Subsidence Control

The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Caigen Wang Wending Ma Xiexin Mi
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Jan 1, 1998

Abstract

The urgent need for the control of surface subsidence caused by longwall coal mining in densely populated areas of China has led to a feasibility study on the effectiveness of longwall goaf cemented backfill. The study is focussed on exploring the potential of longwall goaf cemented backfill practice for surface subsidence control. Specific backfill geometry was designed in view of the characteristics of the longwall coal mining system. Laboratory physical simulated tests were carried out with different backfill material properties and pack size. The tests achieved a marked reduction in surface subsidence by the use of goaf cemented backfill. The system has been shown to be effective in laboratory tests, the challenge now is to overcome the engineering problems to put it into practice.
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APA: Caigen Wang Wending Ma Xiexin Mi  (1998)  Feasibility Study on Cemented Backfill in Longwall Coal Mine for Surface Subsidence Control

MLA: Caigen Wang Wending Ma Xiexin Mi Feasibility Study on Cemented Backfill in Longwall Coal Mine for Surface Subsidence Control. The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1998.

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