2019
DOI: 10.29202/nvngu/2019-1/21
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Analysis of calculation models while solving geomechanical problems in elastic approach

Abstract: Purpose. To carry out comparative analysis of results concerning determination of stressstrain state (SSS) of shal low mine workings using calculation models for problems in elastic approach. Methodology. Rock mechanics methods; methods of analysis of the results of theoretical calculations and nu merical experiments using FEM. findings. Algorithm to calculate SSS of rock mass, involving extended mine working, has been substantiated. Nu merical experiment has demonstrated that to determine displacements within… Show more

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“…According to the girders hypothesis (Yakobi, 1987;Borisov, 1980;Viktorov, Iofis, & Goncharov, 2005;Shashenko, Pustovoytenko, & Sdvizhkova, 2016), let us assume that in the stope face, the coal seam roof is being deformed and destroyed like girders. The stability of roof outcropping in the area adjacent to the longwall face, significantly depends on the degree of its preliminary fracturing and the deflection value, when the separate blocks of the stratified rock stratum operate as hinges (Borisov, 1980;Khalymendyk & Baryshnikov, 2018).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…According to the girders hypothesis (Yakobi, 1987;Borisov, 1980;Viktorov, Iofis, & Goncharov, 2005;Shashenko, Pustovoytenko, & Sdvizhkova, 2016), let us assume that in the stope face, the coal seam roof is being deformed and destroyed like girders. The stability of roof outcropping in the area adjacent to the longwall face, significantly depends on the degree of its preliminary fracturing and the deflection value, when the separate blocks of the stratified rock stratum operate as hinges (Borisov, 1980;Khalymendyk & Baryshnikov, 2018).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In conventional methods for controlling the rock pressure by complete collapsing or holding the roof on chocks, the support used in the stope face is not always able to withstand the side rocks displacement, especially in case of sudden collapse of the stratified stratum of the hinges (Viktorov, Iofis, & Goncharov, 2005;Shashenko, Pustovoytenko, & Sdvizhkova, 2016). Currently used methods of protecting the drifts by various structures made of wood (prop stays cluster, breakerprop row) or whole coal, also do not always provide reliable protection of mine workings from dangerous rock pressure manifestations.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…where s z is the vertical normal stress; τ xy , τ xz , τ yz are the tangential stresses; ξ = ν/(1-ν) is the rebuff ratio; v is the Poisson coefficient [1,14]. When the soil approaches its limiting state, its Poisson coefficient tends to a value equal to 0.5.…”
Section: Materials and Research Methods Aimed At Taking Into Considermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The prerequisite for an extremum is to meet the conditions: Since the equation system (16) has no valid roots, there is no any extremum of function (17) for variables α and z at all. Therefore, solutions (12), (14) and (15) are not mathematically rigorous. To take into consideration the non-linearity of dependence of the Mohr-Coulomb envelope, we shall use the condition of strength proposed by A. Shashenko, which, in a one-dimensional case, takes the form [1,15]:…”
Section: Materials and Research Methods Aimed At Taking Into Considermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The finite element method makes possible, with an adequate problem formulation and with setting initial data, to reflect the stress state formation of the massif [46,47], similarly to natural conditions [48,49]. Therefore, this article is supposed to investigate the stability of producing wells in the coal and rock massif with the use of the computer simulation based on the finite element method [50,51].…”
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