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GROUND SUPPORT IN MINING AND UNDERGROUND CONSTRUCTION PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIFTH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON GROUND SUPPORT, 28–30 SEPTEMBER 2004, PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA Ground Support in Mining and Underground Construction Edited by Ernesto Villaescusa Western Australian School of Mines, Kalgoorlie, Western Australia Yves Potvin Australian Centre for Geomechanics, Perth, Western Australia A.A. BALKEMA PUBLISHERS LEIDEN/LONDON/NEW YORK/PHILADELPHIA/SINGAPORE Cover: Ground support in development heading following multiple rockbursts (Provided by Professor E.Villaescusa) Copyright © 2004 Taylor & Francis Group plc, London, UK All rights reserved. No part of this publication or the information contained herein may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system,or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, by photocopying, recording or otherwise, without written prior permission from the publisher. Although all care is taken to ensure the integrity and quality of this publication and the information herein, no responsibility is assumed by the publishers nor the author for any damage to property or persons as a result of operation or use of this publication and/or the information contained herein. Published by: A.A. Balkema Publishers, Leiden, The Netherlands, a member of Taylor & Francis Group plc http://www.balkema.nl/, http://balkema.tandf.co.uk/ and http://www.tandf.co.uk/ This edition published in the Taylor & Francis e-Library, 2006. “ To purchase your own copy of this or any of Taylor & Francis or Routledge’s collection of thousands of eBooks please go to http://www.ebookstore.tandf.co.uk/.” Ground Support in Mining and Underground Construction—Villaescusa & Potvin (eds.) © 2004 Taylor & Francis Group, London, ISBN 90 5809 640 8 ISBN 0-203-02392-7 Master e-book ISBN ISBN 90 5809 640 8 (Print Edition) Table of Contents Foreword x Organization xii Keynote lectures The dynamic environment of ground support and reinforcement 2 E.T.Brown A review of long, high capacity reinforcing systems used in rock engineering 26 C.R.Windsor 1 Case studies The evolution of ground support practices at Mount Isa Mines 71 L.B.Neindorf A case study of ground support improvement at Perseverance Mine 86 D.B.Tyler & M.Werner A fall of ground case study—an improved understanding of the behaviour of a 106 major fault and its interaction with ground support I.G.T.Thin, B.J.Andrew & M.J.Beswick Field experiments on cable bolting for pre-reinforcement of rock masses—first 131 application to an underground powerhouse in Japan M.Kashiwayanagi, N.Shimizu, T.Hoshino & F.Ito Seismic and support behaviour, a case study: the April 22nd, 2003 Rockburst, 163 Reservas Norte sector, El Teniente Mine, Codelco Chile E.Rojas, R.Dunlop, A.Bonani, E.Santander, S.Celis & A.Belmonte Integrated ground support design in very weak ground at Cayeli Mine 178 M.Yumlu & W.F.Bawden 2 Rock mass characterisation Three-dimensional rock mass characterisation for the design of excavations and 205 estimation of ground support requirements P.M.Cepuritis Geotechnical block modelling at BHP Billiton Cannington Mine 230 D.A.Luke & A.Edwards The application of a rock mass rating system at Tau Lekoa Mine 246 M.J.Dunn & G.Hungwe Determination of rock mass behaviour as an integral part in rock mass 261 characterisation using probabilistic methods M.Pötsch, W.Schubert, A.Goricki & A.Steidl 3 Modelling Rock mass characterization for numerical modelling of ground stability control 290 in mining C.Wang Axial force distribution of friction-anchored rockbolts 311 T.Aoki, I.Otsuka, K.Shibata, Y.Adachi, S.Ogawa & T.Tanaka A case study on stochastic fracture geometry modeling in 3-D including 337 validations for a tunneling site in USA P.H.S.W.Kulatilake, J.Um, M.Wang, R.F.Escandon & J.Narvaiz Modelling of rockbolt behavior around tunnels with emphasis on stress 363 distribution on the rockbolt shank A.Fahimifar & H.Soroush 4 In situ and laboratory testing Changing to the Posimix4 resin bolt for Jumbo and Quick-Chem™ at Mt 380 Charlotte mine PA.Mikula Bolt surface profiles—an important parameter in load transfer capacity appraisal 396 N.Aziz Extent and mechanisms of gloving and unmixed resin in fully encapsulated roof 416 bolts and a review of recent developments R.J.Mould, R.N.Campbell & S.A.MacGregor The effect of rock strength on shear behaviour of fully grouted bolts 435 N.Aziz, J.Hossein & M.S.N.Hadi Research on new anchoring method by physical modelling and field testing 455 W.Zhu, Q.Liu & P.Wang 5 Open pit Highly flexible catch fences and high performance drape mesh systems for 472 rockfall protection in open pit operations R.Coates, G.Bull, F.J.Glisson & A.Roth Artificial rehabilitation and control of open pit slope crests and batters 489 A.G.Thompson, P.R.O’Bryan & C.M.Orr 6 Dynamic testing Dynamic capable ground support development and application 510 T.Li, E.T.Brown, J.Coxon & U.Singh Field performance of cone bolts at Big Bell Mine 526 J.R.Player Performance assessment of tendon support systems submitted to dynamic loading 548 D.Gaudreau, M.Aubertin & R.Simon Performance of rockburst support systems in Canadian mines 574 V.Falmagne & B.P.Simser Assessing the in-situ performance of ground support systems subjected to 587 dynamic loading D.Heal, M.Hudyma & Y.Potvin Dynamic testing of rock reinforcement using the momentum transfer concept 601 J.R.Player, E.Villaescusa & A.G.Thompson Simulation and analysis of dynamically loaded reinforcement systems 630 A.G.Thompson, J.R.Player & E.Villaescusa 7 Rockfalls and failure mechanisms Controlling rockfall risks in Australian underground metal mines 669 Y.Potvin & P.Nedin Failure modes and support of coal roofs 684 R.W.Seedsman Rockfalls in Western Australian underground metalliferous mines 697 A.M.Lang & C.D.Stubley Back analysis of block fallsin underground excavations: The experience in panel 721 caving at El Teniente Mine-Codelco Chile A.Bonani, E.Rojas, F.Brunner M. & F.Fernández L. Quality in ground support management 744 T.Szwedzicki Support evaluation and quality assurance for AngloGold Ashanti Limited’s SA 763 region M.J.Dunn Ground support practices at Brunswick Mine, NB, Canada 778 D.Gaudreau 8 Civil engineering and tunnelling 100-year design life of rock bolts and shotcrete 794 R.Bertuzzi Design and construction of water dams against 1000 m hydraulic pressure 805 H.-J.Benning, K.H.Hülsmann & H.Schorn Thermo-chemo-mechanical assessment of support effectiveness during tunneling 816 in squeezing conditions D.Boldini, R.Lackner & H.A.Mang Risk-based design using numerical modelling 840 T.R.Silverton, A.H.Thomas & D.B.Powell Application of nondestructive stress measurement technique for safety 851 assessment of underground structures S.Akutagawa, K.Ohi, T.Shimura, M.Ota, K.Yasuhara & K.Matsuoka Support performance control in large underground caverns using instrumentation 871 and f ield monitoring M.Moosavi, A.Jafari & M.Pasha Nejati Rock mass classification and complementary analyses of use in tunnel design 882 C.Laughton 9 Design Rock reinforcement design for overstressed rock using three dimensional 903 numerical modeling T.Wiles, E.Villaescusa & C.R.Windsor Issues in selection and design of ore pass support 916 J.Hadjigeorgiou, J.F.Lessard & F.Mercier-Langevin Ground support—predicting when to change the pattern 928 P.M.Dight 10 Corrosion Premature bolt failures in Australian coal mines due to stress corrosion cracking 950 B.K.Hebblewhite, M.Fabjanczyk, P.Gray & A.Crosky The corrosion of rock bolts and cable bolts 973 I.Satola & J.Aromaa Corrosion assessment of ground support systems 990 R.Hassell, E.Villaescusa, A.G.Thompson & B.Kinsella 11 Surface support Hydro scaling and in-cycle shotcrete at Waroonga mine, Western Australia 1016 P.A.Jenkins, J.Mitchell & B.Upton Strength and stiffness of shotcrete-rock interface—a laboratory study 1036 D.Saiang, L.Malmgren & E.Nordlund Investigations into mechanisms of rock support provided by sprayed liners 1059 T.R.Stacey & X.Yu Large scale static laboratory tests of different support systems 1069 M.L.Van Sint Jan & P.Cavieres The use of cementitious linings to protect ore passes in the mining industry 1084 D.Van Heerden Performance assessment of high-tensile steel wire mesh for ground support under 1107 seismic conditions A.Roth, C.R.Windsor, J.Coxon & R.deVries 12 Other support Pillar replacement using pre-stressed timber props 1122 A.Czerw & P.R.O’Bryan A probabilistic approah to determining stable inter-pillar spans on Tau Lekoa 1131 Mine M.J.Dunn Backfill at Sons of Gwalia Mine 1153 R.Varden & A.Henderson Measurement and prediction of internal stresses in an underground opening 1165 during its filling with cemented fill T.Belem, A.Harvey, R.Simon & M.Aubertin Mining and support of tunnels in minefill at BHP Billiton Cannington Mine 1192 D.A.Luke An overview of the use of paste backfill technology as a ground support method 1206 in cut-and-fill mines T.Belem & M.Benzaazoua Raise climber—supporting method for stability of raise development in Pongkor 1237 Gold Mine, Indonesia A.Taufik & H.Sudarman Author Index 1253

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The purpose of ground support is to safely maintain excavations for their expected lifespan. The effectiveness of ground support can be seen both in terms of personnel and equipment safety, and in terms of allowing the most economic extraction. Scientists, practitioners and technology developers hav
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