Exploration, Planning And Design For A Coal Mine Development In The Southern Illinois Field - Introduction:

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
C. C. Bailie
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Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1964

Abstract

This paper will be concerned with those mineable coal measures at depths necessitating deep mine operations in the range of 200 feet to 800 feet in depth. The area is generally classified as the Southern Illinois Field but more specifically includes that part of the state south of a line extending from St. Louis, Missouri on the west to Vincennes, Indiana, on the east. This embraces an area which presently includes a total of 38 shipping mines and 5 local or truck mines. Of these shipping mines, 22 are deep (shaft or slope) mines and the remaining 16 are strips. The average annual production of the shipping mines is around 29 million tons. The presently classified mineable reserves of the area are estimated at around 70 billion tons.
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APA: C. C. Bailie  (1964)  Exploration, Planning And Design For A Coal Mine Development In The Southern Illinois Field - Introduction:

MLA: C. C. Bailie Exploration, Planning And Design For A Coal Mine Development In The Southern Illinois Field - Introduction:. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1964.

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