Structural Analysis Of Mine Pillars Using Finite Element Method ? A Case Study (33d11900-f541-447c-9266-57bec509d8a1)

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
D. H. Y. Tang
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Jan 1, 1987

Abstract

3-dimensional finite element modeling was performed to analyze the safety factors of stump pillars, 18 ft. x 18 ft., under a cover of 208 ft. using the Modified Drucker-Prager Theory. The results showed that they are safe. This was substantiated by underground observations. But the safety factors predicted by three commonly used pillar design formulae showed otherwise. This paper discusses the modeling details and anlyze the difference between 3-D FEM method and traditional pillar design formulae.
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APA: D. H. Y. Tang  (1987)  Structural Analysis Of Mine Pillars Using Finite Element Method ? A Case Study (33d11900-f541-447c-9266-57bec509d8a1)

MLA: D. H. Y. Tang Structural Analysis Of Mine Pillars Using Finite Element Method ? A Case Study (33d11900-f541-447c-9266-57bec509d8a1). Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1987.

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