Evaluation of the Strength Behaviour of Monolithic Packs

The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Singh RN
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Jan 1, 1992

Abstract

Monolithic packing systems have gained in popularity as a gate side packing method. However, there has been no detailed investigation to assess their underground strength behaviour. This work includes the laboratory and in situ investigation for strength behaviour determined on various monolithic packing materials namely Tekpak-XX, Hydropak-20, Hydropak-30, Astrapak-3R, Flashpak, Thyssen pack and Aquablends. A simple technique for assessing the pack strength was developed at the laboratory by using a penetrometer, of which penetration resistance can be directly correlated with the uniaxial strength of the pack. The in situ strength investigations were made on core samples obtained from three pipes inserted inside the pack, while the penetration test were made on the pack surface. The in situ results indicated that the packing material develops an inconsistent strength on various part of the pack which was mainly related to an inadequate mixing of grouts inside the pack.
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APA: Singh RN  (1992)  Evaluation of the Strength Behaviour of Monolithic Packs

MLA: Singh RN Evaluation of the Strength Behaviour of Monolithic Packs. The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1992.

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