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Assessment of Subsidence Data from the Northern Appalachian Basin for Subsidence Prediction
Geological differences among various coalfields restrain the applicability of subsidence prediction using empirical approaches previously developed. The Bureau of Mines assessed data collected from 16 longwall panels in the Northern Appalachian basin. Attention was focused on the effects of rock lithology, excavation width, and panel depth on the subsidence factor.
Assessment of Subsidence Data from the Northern Appalachian Basin for Subsidence Prediction
Geological differences among various coalfields restrain the applicability of subsidence prediction using empirical approaches previously developed. The Bureau of Mines assessed data collected from 16 longwall panels in the Northern Appalachian basin. Attention was focused on the effects of rock lithology, excavation width, and panel depth on the subsidence factor.
Assessment of Subsidence Data from the Northern Appalachian Basin for Subsidence Prediction
S. Tandanand (author) / L. R. Powell (author)
1982
20 pages
Report
No indication
English
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