Long-Hole Drilling for Gas Emission Control at Appin Colliery NSW, Australia

The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Kelly M Saghafi A Williams R. J
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Jan 1, 1988

Abstract

A two year program of research into the feasibility of long-hole drilling for improved gas emission control has been undertaken at Appin Colliery. State of the art equipment was employed involving cableless electronic surveying and down-hole motor drilling. The project involved the drilling of 1000 m long, in-seam boreholes in the Bulli seam and boreholes of similar length drilled cross measure and then in-seam along the underlying Balgownie seam. A new concept for gas drainage was defined, employing long-holes for both predrainage and post drainage.
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APA: Kelly M Saghafi A Williams R. J  (1988)  Long-Hole Drilling for Gas Emission Control at Appin Colliery NSW, Australia

MLA: Kelly M Saghafi A Williams R. J Long-Hole Drilling for Gas Emission Control at Appin Colliery NSW, Australia. The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1988.

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