Roof Bolter Drilling Parameters As A Tool For Strata Prediction

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
B. T. Mirabile S. S. Peng C. T. Holland Y. Luo D. Tang
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Jan 1, 2004

Abstract

Knowledge of local coal mine roof geology is critical to the design of a safe and suitable mine structure. An automated drill control and data collection system has been designed for a J.H. Fletcher twin-head roof bolter. Drilling parameters collected during the drilling process can be used to interpret geologic features intercepted in the mine roof. The drill and data collection system have been tested in both laboratory and underground settings. Visualization of certain drilling data has shown good correlation with geology drilled. A quantitative prediction model was developed using drilling parameters examined with data visualization. The quantitative model was tested using laboratory drilling data.
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APA: B. T. Mirabile S. S. Peng C. T. Holland Y. Luo D. Tang  (2004)  Roof Bolter Drilling Parameters As A Tool For Strata Prediction

MLA: B. T. Mirabile S. S. Peng C. T. Holland Y. Luo D. Tang Roof Bolter Drilling Parameters As A Tool For Strata Prediction. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2004.

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