Improved empirical hard rock pillar strength predictions using unconfined compressive strength as a proxy for brittleness

Volume: 148, Pages: 104934 - 104934
Published: Dec 1, 2021
Abstract
Pillars are a critical component of underground mining systems, and for this reason, pillar mechanics has historically been a major topic of rock mechanics research. In the late 20th century, many empirical studies on hard rock pillar strength were conducted, culminating in the development of a pillar strength formula by Lunder & Pakalnis( Lunder and Pakalnis, 1997) 1 based on a large database of pillar cases with different performance outcomes....
Paper Details
Title
Improved empirical hard rock pillar strength predictions using unconfined compressive strength as a proxy for brittleness
Published Date
Dec 1, 2021
Volume
148
Pages
104934 - 104934
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