The effects of permo-triassic strata and speed of advance on coal mining subsidence
Language: English Series: Land & Minerals Surveying ; 5 (3) March 1987, 125-137 (12)Publication details: 1987Subject(s): Summary: This paper, which won the 1986 RICS Yorkshire Branch Minerals Division Prize Paper, discusses the causes of actual subsidence in excess of that predicted, based upon a subject case, involving extraction of a panel of virgin coal by longwall retreat, subsidence considerably exceeded and was not in the form predicted.The possible causes are examined under the headings of the effects of permo-triassic strata and the speed of advance. (Taken from Journal Abstract.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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| Journal article | London Journal article | ABS37528 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 5094-1001 |
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This paper, which won the 1986 RICS Yorkshire Branch Minerals Division Prize Paper, discusses the causes of actual subsidence in excess of that predicted, based upon a subject case, involving extraction of a panel of virgin coal by longwall retreat, subsidence considerably exceeded and was not in the form predicted.The possible causes are examined under the headings of the effects of permo-triassic strata and the speed of advance. (Taken from Journal Abstract.