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Determination of Distance Required to Ensure Stope and Footwall-drift Non-interaction Zone based on Geological Strength Index
Determinación de la distancia requerida para asegurar el rebaje y las galerías en muros de la zona de no interacción en minería subterránea con base en el Índice de Resistencia Geológica
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https://doi.org/10.15446/esrj.v23n1.71879Keywords:
Footwall drift, numerical analysis, underground stability (en)galería en muro, análisis numérico, estabilidad subterránea (es)
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En la mina de cobre de Bakibaba se utiliza el método de minería por perforación de barrenos largos para extraer el mineral. Los problemas de estabilidad han ocurrido generalmente en las galerías en muro debido a la interacción entre la galería y el rebaje. En este estudio se propone un método para la estimación de la distancia mínima necesaria para asegurar la zona de no interacción entre la galería en muro y el rebaje. Se utilizó como parámetro el método del elemento finito y varias distancias entre la galería en muro y el rebaje y los desplazamientos sobre las galerías. También se realizaron análisis con varios índices de resistencia geológica de abajo hacia arriba para determinar el efecto de la masa rocoa en la interacción entre la galería en muro y el rebaje.
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