Rigid Or Yielding Roof Bolts: At The Face Or Away From The Face (3eff2ffb-d0b3-4171-9439-10f9fdec54f7)

International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
R. D. Lama
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International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
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Jan 1, 1992

Abstract

The concept of rigid or yielding bolts is discussed based upon support requirements for excavations of equivalent geomechanical behaviour. The concept of equivalent geomechanical behaviour is introduced for comparison purpose where the rock mass properties are varied for a given depth (stress) so that the deformation of the roof without any support remains constant = 300mm. A simple experimental theoretical analysis for a uniform stress field acting on an axi-symmetric excavation is conducted to establish roof bolt requirements under different conditions such as width of a given excavation, time of setting of support etc. Results are presented in graphical forms.
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APA: R. D. Lama  (1992)  Rigid Or Yielding Roof Bolts: At The Face Or Away From The Face (3eff2ffb-d0b3-4171-9439-10f9fdec54f7)

MLA: R. D. Lama Rigid Or Yielding Roof Bolts: At The Face Or Away From The Face (3eff2ffb-d0b3-4171-9439-10f9fdec54f7). International Conference on Ground Control in Mining, 1992.

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