In-situ stress measurement and study of stress state characteristics of Jinchuan No.3 mine
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In-situ stress measurement and study of stress state characteristics of Jinchuan No.3 mine
Vol. 34, Issue 11, (2013)
作者机构:
1. 中国地质科学院 国土资源部新构造运动与地质灾害重点实验室,北京,100081
2. 中国地质科学院 地质力学研究所,北京,100081
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CLC:TD311
Online First:11 November 2013,
Published:2013
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ZHANG Chong-yuan, WU Man-lu, LIAO Chun-ting. In-situ stress measurement and study of stress state characteristics of Jinchuan No.3 mine[J]. 2013, 34(11).
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ZHANG Chong-yuan, WU Man-lu, LIAO Chun-ting. In-situ stress measurement and study of stress state characteristics of Jinchuan No.3 mine[J]. 2013, 34(11).DOI:
In-situ stress measurement and study of stress state characteristics of Jinchuan No.3 mine
The Jinchuan No. 3 mine in Gansu province of China
is an ultrabasic lean ore and locates at east of fault F17 of Jinchuan mine area. With the improvement of mineral processing and smelting
exploiting of No. 3 mine is on the way. Understanding of in-situ stress state in deep mine can provide the scientific basis to extract and support roadway. In-situ stress measurement was conducted at 1 200 m level to achieve this goal. A improved hollow inclusion stress relief method was employed to obtain three-dimensional stress data of seven measurement sites
which were used to draw section stress-ellipses at different normal directions of each site. The measurement results indicate that at 520 m below the surface
the values of maximum principal stress are about 17-21 MPa
a medium stress level. The directions of the maximum principal stress are within NNW-NNE and NE-WE
and agree with regional stress field basically
and also show a new trend direction. It is probably two faults in No.3 mine area that pose an influence on the direction of the principal stress. However
some dips of maximum principal stress exceed 20° and the largest one is -49°
which reveals a change of horizontal-stress-orient stress field in Jinchuan mine. The result is of great significance in mine design and construction.