Influence Of Fill And Fold Plunge On The Central Ross Shaft Pillar

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
W. G. Pariseau
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Jan 1, 2004

Abstract

Regression analysis of calculated on measured displacements were used to assess the influence of fill and fold plunge on shaft pillar mining at the Homestake Mine. These effects were neglected in the original three-dimensional finite element analysis undertaken in 1991. An average fold plunge of 15? and a 24K fill (Young’ modulus of 24,000 psi or 165 Mpa) were used in the reanalysis. Measured displacements were obtained from an array of 36 m (120 ft) multiple-position borehole extensometers installed in June 1994 and read to March 2003. Results indicate the effects of both on calculated displacements and thus on regression parameters are noticeable. However, these neglected effects would not have changed the original inference of Ross Shaft stability during pillar mining.
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APA: W. G. Pariseau  (2004)  Influence Of Fill And Fold Plunge On The Central Ross Shaft Pillar

MLA: W. G. Pariseau Influence Of Fill And Fold Plunge On The Central Ross Shaft Pillar. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2004.

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