a retrospective on lamodel or dr. heasley’s wild ride
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A Retrospective on LaModel or Dr. Heasley’s Wild Ride. It doesn’t look so bad with my eyes closed. Dr. Keith A. Heasley Professor Department of Mining Engineering West Virginia University [email protected] (304) 293-3842. A Retrospective on LaModel. Development Application - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
A Simple Program for Estimating Multiple Seam Interactions
A Retrospective on LaModelorDr. Heasleys Wild RideDr. Keith A. HeasleyProfessorDepartment of Mining EngineeringWest Virginia [email protected](304) 293-3842It doesnt look so bad with my eyes closed1DevelopmentApplicationEnhancementA Retrospective on LaModel2MULSIMNIOSHBoundary Element Program for Displacement and Stress Analysisin Coal Mines3Boundary-ElementDisplacement Discontinuity Method
4Homogeneous OverburdenCoal SeamGround SurfaceHPz5Longwall Panel ConvergenceDistance from Center of Panel (m)Convergence (m)0204060801000.500.400.300.200.100.00Homogeneous Elastic OverburdenLaminated (t=15) OverburdenCL0100LM6Surface SubsidenceDistance from Center of Panel (m)Surface Subsidence (m)-200-1000100200-1.5-1.0-0.50.0LLCMHLaminated (t=5.3)EmpiricalOverburdenSubsidence CurveHomogeneous Elastic Overburden7Laminated OverburdenHPj01j-1j+1nn+1n-1tjEjvjzGround SurfaceCoal Seam8Longwall Panel ConvergenceDistance from Center of Panel (m)Convergence (m)0204060801000.500.400.300.200.100.00Homogeneous Elastic OverburdenLaminated (t=15) OverburdenCL0100LM9Surface SubsidenceDistance from Center of Panel (m)Surface Subsidence (m)-200-1000100200-1.5-1.0-0.50.0LLCMHLaminated (t=5.3)EmpiricalOverburdenSubsidence CurveHomogeneous Elastic Overburden10LaModelLaminated Boundary Element Program for Displacement and Stress Analysisin Coal Mines11Uses a Laminated Overburden ModelMore Realistic Stresses and Displacements
Used to Model:Multiple SeamsVariable TopographyComplex Mining Geometriesetc.LaModel12Case Study
13Upper Mine:Room-and-PillarOverburden 500 to 1300 ft (855 ft)Seam Thickness 5.0 ft7 Entry Rooms, Retreated
Lower Mine:Room-and-PillarInterburden 45 ftSeam Thickness - 5.0 ft7 Entries 60 by 70 ft PillarsCase Study14Overburden Stress
15Single Seam Stress
16Multiple Seam Stress
17Total Vertical Stress
18Stress Hazard Map
19Displacement and Stress CalculationsMultiple SeamsMultiple Mining Steps26 Different Seam Materials6 Non-Linear Seam Models
Basic Features20Material ModelsElastic Plastic32Strain Softening1Linear Elastic6Linear Elastic Gob5Strain-Hardening4Bi-Linear Hardening21Graphical Post-Processing (1996)Graphical Grid Generation (1999)Coal Wizard (2000)Grid Size IncreasesPillar Safety Factors (2006)Lam2D (2003)Stability Mapping (2006)LaModel Enhancements22LamPlt
23Grid Editor
24Grid Size
Keith;I need bigger grids, and more seamsGrid Size 250 x 250 (1996)400 x 400 (2000)1000 x 1000 (2004)2000 X 2000 (2010)25Grid Generator
26Grid Generator
27Pillar Safety Factor
28Energy Calculations
29Lam2D
Keith:2D is the way to go.
30Stability Mapping
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Mine CollapseCrandall Canyon32Final Model
33Final Model
34Developed a procedure that calibrated:
The Rock Mass Stiffness against the extent of the abutment zoneThe Gob Stiffness against the expected gob loading (21 abutment angle)The Coal Strength with empirically determined pillar strength (900 psi).LaModel Calibration35Thickness Wizard
36Calibrated Database37Calibrated Safety Factor:
Keep the Safety Factor > 1.4 and
< 10% chance of failureCalibration Results38Calibrate to shallow coverRe-examine Abutment ExtentLocal Mine Stiffness CalculationARMPS-LAMImprove the speed of the Multiple-Seam calculationFuture Developments39
ARMPS-LAMKeith:You should build the laminated model into ARMPSIncorporate a laminated overburden loading model into the ARMPS program40Calibrate to shallow coverRe-examine Abutment ExtentLocal Mine Stiffness CalculationARMPS-LAMImprove the speed of the Multiple-Seam calculationFuture Developments41Dr. Heasleys Wild RideWhere to next?
42Questions?
Maybe, if I close my eyes, I wont have to ask questions4344Boundary-ElementDisplacement Discontinuity Method
45Boundary-ElementDisplacement Discontinuity Method
46Boundary-ElementDisplacement Discontinuity Method
47Boundary-ElementDisplacement Discontinuity Method
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