OFR-50-82 Comparisons Of Structural Stability For Entry Configurations And Ground Support For Longwall Panel Development

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
D. E. Van Dillen
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The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
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223
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Jan 1, 1981

Abstract

Seven configurations for panel entries of a longwall coal mine are compared and ranked according to structural stability. These entry configurations are analyzed using three-dimensional finite element modeling The models include large dimensions to minimize boundary effects, elastoplastic constitutive relations, and simulated excavation and construction of support systems. The stability criteria are formulated in a quantitative manner to facilitate the ranking of the entry configurations. These criteria are based on the expected volume of caved rock in the entry openings. The stability ranking is applied to the entry excavation phase, the headgate phase, and the tailate phase of the entry life cycle. Parametric variations are applied using two-dimensional finite element models to determine the sensitivity to changes in mining and design parameters.
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APA: D. E. Van Dillen  (1981)  OFR-50-82 Comparisons Of Structural Stability For Entry Configurations And Ground Support For Longwall Panel Development

MLA: D. E. Van Dillen OFR-50-82 Comparisons Of Structural Stability For Entry Configurations And Ground Support For Longwall Panel Development. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1981.

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