Conference Proceedings
Pacific Rim Congress, Gold Coast Qld, May 1990
Conference Proceedings
Pacific Rim Congress, Gold Coast Qld, May 1990
The Experiences on Mine Construction in Karst Regions in South China
In the southern part of China, car- bonate rocks outcrop in large areas. Ka- rst develops owing to hot, humid climate and heavy rainfall. In deposits of coal, iron, bauxite, tungsten, tin and base metals exist karst formations within or near the mineralization zones. Three pro- blems should be solved in the mine cons- truction in karst region. The first is the drainage and safety control of karst groundwater. Different methods are used to cope with local hydrogeological con- ditions, e.g. drainage from surface by submersible pumps in wells penetrating groundwater seams; drainage from under- ground drifts which intercept groundwa- ter flow with clusters of holes drilled into karst aquifer or with vertical ho- les drilled from surface to the drift underground; cement grouting to block off channels or to seal a part of aqui- fer; groundwater pollution control; etc._x000D_
With those measures many Chinese mines of tremendous waterflow were success- fully developed and valuable experiences were gained. The second problem is the stability of buildings deteriorated by surface subsidence due to drainage. The occurence and distribution of surface cavings by drainage were studied.
With those measures many Chinese mines of tremendous waterflow were success- fully developed and valuable experiences were gained. The second problem is the stability of buildings deteriorated by surface subsidence due to drainage. The occurence and distribution of surface cavings by drainage were studied.
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- Published: 1990
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