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Research into stress-strain state of the rock mass condition in the process of the operation of double-unit longwalls

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Journal 01 Jan 2020 Ukraine Publisher:Dnipro University of TechnologyJournal:Mining of Mineral Deposits, volume 14, pages 85-94 (issn: 2415-3435, eissn: 2415-3443,

Authors: Roman Dychkovskyi; Iaroslav Shavarskyi; Pavlo Saik; Vasyl Lozynskyi; Volodymyr Falshtynskyi; Edgar Cabana;

doi: 10.33271/mining14.02.085

Research into stress-strain state of the rock mass condition in the process of the operation of double-unit longwalls

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Abstract

This paper contains the research conducted within the grant No. 0120U102084 (financed by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine), and Dubrovnik International ESEE Mining School (project in the framework of EIT Raw Materials).

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Ukraine

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National Mining University of Ukraine
Ukraine
National Mining University of Ukraine
Ukraine

Keywords

coal, rock mass, mine working, double-unit stopes, mine, stress-strain state, 620

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