Solid Coal Stability with Regards to Seam Thickness or Bench mined

In the paper the problem of working unit stability, showing a limit state of a rock tension with the Mohr envelope known from a theory of failure, is described. It is obvious that a load of building units in mountain massives can be expressed easily either by simple or multiaxial compressions, and t...

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Main Author: Bukovanský Stanislav
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Technical University of Kosice 1998-03-01
Series:Acta Montanistica Slovaca
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Online Access:http://actamont.tuke.sk/pdf/1998/n1/13bukovansky.pdf
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Summary:In the paper the problem of working unit stability, showing a limit state of a rock tension with the Mohr envelope known from a theory of failure, is described. It is obvious that a load of building units in mountain massives can be expressed easily either by simple or multiaxial compressions, and then, on the basis of individual states characteristics, individual conditions of stability can be observed. So we may understand that such building units can be broken even in case of a certain discharge, i.e. lowering of one of main tensions of both of them as well. Combined methods of discharge and surchage can be used too. Another reactive power of an enormous value is caused by pre-fault then. In the OKR district it means even 10% of the seam thickness with common conditions (e.g. saddle seams). An area of a contact between a seam, original rocks and seam thickness should be taken into consideration as serious conditions of rock bumps origin. If this contact area is wavy of the seam thickness is small (possibly both conditions are valid), there will be no risk of any rock bump.
ISSN:1335-1788