Stress Distribution in a Coal Seam before and after Bump Initiation

This paper deals with to the behaviour of open rock that occurs, for example, during longwall mining in coal mines, in deep tunnel, or shaft excavation.Longwall instability leads to extrusion of rock mass into an open space. This effect is mostly referred to as a bump, or a rock burst. For bumps to...

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Main Author: J. Vacek
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: CTU Central Library 2001-01-01
Series:Acta Polytechnica
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Online Access:https://ojs.cvut.cz/ojs/index.php/ap/article/view/260
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description This paper deals with to the behaviour of open rock that occurs, for example, during longwall mining in coal mines, in deep tunnel, or shaft excavation.Longwall instability leads to extrusion of rock mass into an open space. This effect is mostly referred to as a bump, or a rock burst. For bumps to occur, the rock has to possess certain particular rock burst properties leading to accumulation of energy and the potential to release this energy. Such materials may be brittle, or the bumps may arise at the interfacial zones of two parts of the rock, that have principally different material properties.The solution is based on experimental and mathematical modelling. These two methods have to allow the problem to be studied on the basis of three presumptions: – the solution must be time dependent – the solution must allow the creation of crack in the rock mass – the solution must allow an extrusion of rock into an open space (bump effect)
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spelling doaj.art-5cfca06c5c6044adac50c35518a755612022-12-21T19:53:21ZengCTU Central LibraryActa Polytechnica1210-27091805-23632001-01-01414-5260Stress Distribution in a Coal Seam before and after Bump InitiationJ. VacekThis paper deals with to the behaviour of open rock that occurs, for example, during longwall mining in coal mines, in deep tunnel, or shaft excavation.Longwall instability leads to extrusion of rock mass into an open space. This effect is mostly referred to as a bump, or a rock burst. For bumps to occur, the rock has to possess certain particular rock burst properties leading to accumulation of energy and the potential to release this energy. Such materials may be brittle, or the bumps may arise at the interfacial zones of two parts of the rock, that have principally different material properties.The solution is based on experimental and mathematical modelling. These two methods have to allow the problem to be studied on the basis of three presumptions: – the solution must be time dependent – the solution must allow the creation of crack in the rock mass – the solution must allow an extrusion of rock into an open space (bump effect)https://ojs.cvut.cz/ojs/index.php/ap/article/view/260rock burstsbumpsminingrock mechanicsmathematics and physical modelling
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Stress Distribution in a Coal Seam before and after Bump Initiation
Acta Polytechnica
rock bursts
bumps
mining
rock mechanics
mathematics and physical modelling
title Stress Distribution in a Coal Seam before and after Bump Initiation
title_full Stress Distribution in a Coal Seam before and after Bump Initiation
title_fullStr Stress Distribution in a Coal Seam before and after Bump Initiation
title_full_unstemmed Stress Distribution in a Coal Seam before and after Bump Initiation
title_short Stress Distribution in a Coal Seam before and after Bump Initiation
title_sort stress distribution in a coal seam before and after bump initiation
topic rock bursts
bumps
mining
rock mechanics
mathematics and physical modelling
url https://ojs.cvut.cz/ojs/index.php/ap/article/view/260
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