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Instrumentation study of coal mine bumps, Sunnyside district, Utah
Coal mine bumps are spontaneous and often violent energy releases of coal or rock along ribs, floors, roofs, and faces of some coal mines; size of energy release depends on confining pressure, both large and small releases are physically similar -- result of sudden release of strain energy during formation of shear fractures; in other words, bumps, bounces, and rockbursts are believed generally to be releases of coal or rock during shear failure.
Instrumentation study of coal mine bumps, Sunnyside district, Utah
Coal mine bumps are spontaneous and often violent energy releases of coal or rock along ribs, floors, roofs, and faces of some coal mines; size of energy release depends on confining pressure, both large and small releases are physically similar -- result of sudden release of strain energy during formation of shear fractures; in other words, bumps, bounces, and rockbursts are believed generally to be releases of coal or rock during shear failure.
Instrumentation study of coal mine bumps, Sunnyside district, Utah
Utah Geol Mineralogical Survey -- Bul
Osterwald, F.W. (author) / Dunrud, C.R. (author)
1966
14 pages
Map
Article (Journal)
English
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Causes and Control of Coal Mine Bumps
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