Jan 01, 2018 A numerical model of hydraulic fracturing with two boreholes for enhancing gas drainage is built according to an engineering practice of Nantong mine district in China [32]. The parameters used for numerical calculation are shown in Table 3. The definite conditions and geometry for the numerical model are presented in Figure 11.
Contact高达10%返现Numerical modelling has been used to investigate a variety of problems in underground mining and tunnelling: subsidence induced by longwall coal mining; stresses generated when an open stope is filled cemented backfill and the stability of exposures created during subsequent mining of adjacent stopes; the interaction of two tunnels; and the effects of
ContactNumerical analyses of these four factors have led to the proposal of two alternative mine planning methods to attempt to limit fault slip on key
ContactNumerical modelling allows a detailed analysis of the impact of mining in a spe- cific case. A formulation of a mathematical model of a building and its subsoil, al-
ContactNumerical Modelling Mining Geomechanics Numerical Modelling Various numerical codes have been developed to study challenging scenarios experienced during longwall extraction. COSFLOW, MOOSE and FRACOD are developed in our team in collaboration with researchers from various research laboratories.
ContactFLAC3D is a numerical modeling code for advanced geotechnical analysis in 3D. It is used in analysis, testing and design by geotechnical, civil and mining engineers. The program is designed to enhance any kind of geotechnical engineering practice where continuum analysis is required (Figure 6). Figure 6-A simple bench slope in FLAC3D .
ContactNov 16, 2010The numerical modelling technique seems to be a valid tool for mine design, if it is properly used. NUMERICAL MODELLING APPROACHES Various numerical modelling techniques have been developed and are currently being used by engineers and scientists world over. The methods are categorized as Continuum, Discontinuum and Hybrid Continuum/
ContactDec 14, 2010Most of the Numerical modelling undertaken in the process of mine planning and design involves using linear elastic, static, and boundary element programs. The speed, memory efficiency and ease of use of these codes renders them well suited to quick design analysis.
ContactNumerical modeling is at present widely used to simulate the behavior of rockmass with or without rockbolting in various geotechnical projects. The numerical methods used in modeling of geomaterials include finite element method (FEM), boundary element method (BEM), finite difference method (FDM), and discrete element method (DEM).
ContactA 2D numerical model of the shaft was developed that considered the soil layer response and the stiffness of the structural elements forming the shaft walls. The model was calibrated using oedometer tests, triaxial results and falling head permeability experiments.
Contact(PDF) Numerical modelling of ore dilution in blasthole A decrease in The numerical modelling methodology presented in this DD by 0.08 m or 16% occurs when pre-mining stresses are stone has proven to account for what might be considered parallel rather than perpendicular on a 20 m long stope.
ContactAn Overview of Numerical Modelling Applied to Deep Mining . L.A.M Castro . Golder Associates, Mississauga, ON, Canada . theory of faulting, thrust faults are typically assumed .
ContactNumerical modelling allows a detailed analysis of the impact of mining in a spe- cific case. A formulation of a mathematical model of a building and its subsoil, al-
ContactNumerical modelling has been used to investigate a variety of problems in underground mining and tunnelling: subsidence induced by longwall coal mining; stresses generated when an open stope is filled cemented backfill and the stability of exposures created during subsequent mining of adjacent stopes; the interaction of two tunnels; and the effects of under-mining a pre
ContactPrediction of the explicit fracturing process is necessary for many industries such as mining, geothermal energy, nuclear waste disposal and CO2 geosequestration. Since 2007, CSIRO has been leading an international collaboration to develop FRACOD, a unique numerical code for modelling coupled rock fracturing processes. COSFLOW.
ContactAs numerical modelling technique is getting popular in mining industry, practitioners’ thorough understanding of not only modelling software skills but also mathematics theories behind modelling mechanism as well as ability to interpret modelling results are getting more important.
ContactThe compressibility of mining backfill governs its resistance to the closure of surrounding rock mass, which should be well reflected in numerical modeling. In most numerical simulations of backfill, the Mohr–Coulomb elasto-plastic model is used, but is constantly criticized for its poor representativeness to the mechanical response of
ContactMar 01, 2021Based on the results one may state that numerical model can be used to assess the influence of former mining activities and the direction of conducted exploitation on deformations of the mining terrain. These factors are not recognized by geometric-integral theories commonly used for predicting the influence of mining operations on the surface.
ContactNov 16, 2010Numerical modelling is a very promising and effective tool in understanding the rock mass response subjected to complex loading conditions. Efficient use of this tool for reliable design and fixing of strata management problems requires a thorough knowledge of the modelling theory, scope and limitations. 2.
ContactDec 14, 2010Numerical modelling in Geo mechanics 1. NUMERICAL MODELLING AN EFFECTIVE TOOL FOR MINE PLANNING U.Siva Sankar, M.Tech Under Manager, Project Planning SCCL Email : uss_7@yahoo Modelling Proper understanding of complex behaviour of rock mass has always always been difficult for reliable design and safe operation
ContactNumerical modelling of rock metamorphic process is a very useful and important tool in the field of geological and geochemical modelling. Through this kind of modelling work, not only can the rock metamorphic process be better understood, but also the ore body forming process can be further investigated.
ContactNov 17, 2021Numerical Simulation. 2.2.1. Heat Conduction Model of the Surrounding Rock. The simulation model in this stone is a deep mine surrounding rock, and the mesh is a DCC3D eight-node convection/diffusion hexahedral cell with the size of a cylinder of 25 m radius, and the initial temperature is 20°C and one side is set to 60°C, with observing the
ContactLongwall mining of the adjacent coal seam with the presence of residual coal pillars overlying the seam can result in abnormal strata pressure and severe overburden failure, which poses a significant threat to mining safety. The threat is mainly
ContactJan 05, 2022While large-scale rock strata affected by underground coal mining have been widely studied through numerical modeling, there are still some aspects that can be better understood. Specifically, researchers do not fully utilize borehole logs and test results of rock specimens to reveal rock mass property variation along horizontal directions and strata lateral
Contact(PDF) Numerical modelling of ore dilution in blasthole A decrease in The numerical modelling methodology presented in this DD by 0.08 m or 16% occurs when pre-mining stresses are stone has proven to account for what might be considered parallel rather than perpendicular on a 20 m long stope.
ContactAn Overview of Numerical Modelling Applied to Deep Mining . L.A.M Castro . Golder Associates, Mississauga, ON, Canada . theory of faulting, thrust faults are typically assumed .
ContactNumerical modelling allows a detailed analysis of the impact of mining in a spe- cific case. A formulation of a mathematical model of a building and its subsoil, al-
ContactNumerical modelling has been used to investigate a variety of problems in underground mining and tunnelling: subsidence induced by longwall coal mining; stresses generated when an open stope is filled cemented backfill and the stability of exposures created during subsequent mining of adjacent stopes; the interaction of two tunnels; and the effects of under-mining a pre
ContactPrediction of the explicit fracturing process is necessary for many industries such as mining, geothermal energy, nuclear waste disposal and CO2 geosequestration. Since 2007, CSIRO has been leading an international collaboration to develop FRACOD, a unique numerical code for modelling coupled rock fracturing processes. COSFLOW.
ContactAs numerical modelling technique is getting popular in mining industry, practitioners’ thorough understanding of not only modelling software skills but also mathematics theories behind modelling mechanism as well as ability to interpret modelling results are getting more important.
ContactThe compressibility of mining backfill governs its resistance to the closure of surrounding rock mass, which should be well reflected in numerical modeling. In most numerical simulations of backfill, the Mohr–Coulomb elasto-plastic model is used, but is constantly criticized for its poor representativeness to the mechanical response of
ContactMar 01, 2021Based on the results one may state that numerical model can be used to assess the influence of former mining activities and the direction of conducted exploitation on deformations of the mining terrain. These factors are not recognized by geometric-integral theories commonly used for predicting the influence of mining operations on the surface.
ContactNov 16, 2010Numerical modelling is a very promising and effective tool in understanding the rock mass response subjected to complex loading conditions. Efficient use of this tool for reliable design and fixing of strata management problems requires a thorough knowledge of the modelling theory, scope and limitations. 2.
ContactDec 14, 2010Numerical modelling in Geo mechanics 1. NUMERICAL MODELLING AN EFFECTIVE TOOL FOR MINE PLANNING U.Siva Sankar, M.Tech Under Manager, Project Planning SCCL Email : uss_7@yahoo Modelling Proper understanding of complex behaviour of rock mass has always always been difficult for reliable design and safe operation
ContactNumerical modelling of rock metamorphic process is a very useful and important tool in the field of geological and geochemical modelling. Through this kind of modelling work, not only can the rock metamorphic process be better understood, but also the ore body forming process can be further investigated.
ContactNov 17, 2021Numerical Simulation. 2.2.1. Heat Conduction Model of the Surrounding Rock. The simulation model in this stone is a deep mine surrounding rock, and the mesh is a DCC3D eight-node convection/diffusion hexahedral cell with the size of a cylinder of 25 m radius, and the initial temperature is 20°C and one side is set to 60°C, with observing the
ContactLongwall mining of the adjacent coal seam with the presence of residual coal pillars overlying the seam can result in abnormal strata pressure and severe overburden failure, which poses a significant threat to mining safety. The threat is mainly
ContactJan 05, 2022While large-scale rock strata affected by underground coal mining have been widely studied through numerical modeling, there are still some aspects that can be better understood. Specifically, researchers do not fully utilize borehole logs and test results of rock specimens to reveal rock mass property variation along horizontal directions and strata lateral
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