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Thick Seam Mining by Underground Methods, Central Queensland

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Thick Seam Mining by Underground Methods, Central Queensland

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Methods For Working Thick Seams And Research On Increasing Their Effectiveness

Working thick coal seams in Poland is a very serious problem._x000D_
Nearly 40 per cent of all coal is extracted from seams more than 3 m._x000D_
thick. In absolute figures this represents about 70 million tons of coal per year. Working seams with thicknesses up to 3.5 m. does not present, at present, major difficul- ties. Working thicker seams calls for a steady improvement in order to increase the degree of utilization of the deposit and to enlarge the concentration of output. The problem is sometimes more difficult because, in many cases, the seams are worked under protected surface structures which compels the mines to use hydraulic stowing with all its advantages and disadvantages. Rock burst hazard, the control of which is the basic problem hindering the mining, is a further problem. The mining systems used in Poland are adapted to these natural and technical conditions.
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  • Published: 1976
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