Designing an underground lead and zink mine using in-situ initial state of stresses
Designing an underground lead and zink mine using in-situ initial state of stresses
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使用原位初始应力状态设计地下铅锌矿
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2011
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通讯作者:
M. Stefenelli
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T. Walter;G. Khatibi;M. Nelhiebel;M. Stefenelli
One of the most important parameters in designing the openings in underground works is the initial state of stresses, based on which the geometrical dimensions of the openings and the volume of required supports are determined. A number of tests have been conducted to evaluate in-situ stresses at the mean depth of 120 meters below the surface by means of Borehole Slotter. Dilatometer tests in the same galleries and boreholes were performed in order to find the required modulus for calculating the stresses, using Kirsch and Hooke Laws. The results show that the maximum principal stress is horizontal with the magnitude of about 5.2MPa while the intermediate one was in vertical direction. These results have been successfully used for controlling the design of geometrical dimensions, orientation of openings and advance periods.