Conference Proceedings
The AusIMM Proceedings 1991
Conference Proceedings
The AusIMM Proceedings 1991
The Optimisation of Raisebore Size
Raiseboring is a technique that has become popular in modem mining engineering since the early 1960s. A study has been undertaken at the University of Queensland to determine important factors affecting the optimum diameter of raisebored shafts, excluding local parameters such as the maximwn excavation size that a particular rock type can safely accommodate.This model is used to examine each of these factors and the results indicate that the optimum diameter for raisebored shafts is generally between four and six metres.
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J M Anderson, I Cox
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- Published: 1991
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- Unique ID: P_PROC1991_1773