Mathematical forecasting model of safety thickness of roof for mining orebody under the complicated backfilling
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Mathematical forecasting model of safety thickness of roof for mining orebody under the complicated backfilling
Vol. 29, Issue 1, (2008)
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中南大学 资源与安全工程学院,长沙,410083
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CLC:TD325
Online First:18 July 2013,
Published:2008
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GAO Feng, ZHOU Ke-ping, HU Jian-hua, et al. Mathematical forecasting model of safety thickness of roof for mining orebody under the complicated backfilling[J]. 2008, 29(1).
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GAO Feng, ZHOU Ke-ping, HU Jian-hua, et al. Mathematical forecasting model of safety thickness of roof for mining orebody under the complicated backfilling[J]. 2008, 29(1).DOI:
Mathematical forecasting model of safety thickness of roof for mining orebody under the complicated backfilling
A scientific and reasonable design of safety thickness of roof is the basis for stoping the orebody No.92 which under the overlap zones in Tongkeng Mine. Based on analyzing the stability factors influencing the roof of orebody No.92
the finite element model is set up; and the simulation is conducted repeatedly. Then value of safety thickness of the roof in conformity to various groups of affecting elements is worked out. According to the simulated results
the curves between every factor and safety thickness of roof are drawn. A mathematical forecasting model of safety thickness of roof under the complicated backfilling
which considers effect among most of the factors
is obtained by stepwise regression multianalysis. The results which combine engineering practice with numerical simulation validate the feasibility of the forecasting model.
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