Porotnikov V. Substantiation of strengthening parameters by tubular anchors of weak rocks of underground working.

Українська версія

Thesis for the degree of Candidate of Sciences (CSc)

State registration number

0406U002223

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Specialization

  • 05.15.11 - Фізичні процеси гірничого виробництва

19-05-2006

Specialized Academic Board

Д 08.080.03

National Technical University Dnipro Polytechnic

Essay

The dissertation is devoted to the question of increase of strengthening efficiency of weak rocks by anchor fastening. The established laws of manage-ment in parameters of power interaction of tubular anchors TA2 with rock walls of bolt hole are protected by regulation of mechanical characteristics of a mate-rial of a filler of internal emptiness of a metal pipe. On the basis of the devel-oped method of calculation of tensely - deformed conditions (TDC) of system "tubular anchor - walls of hole" are established new laws of field of pressure communication in system with mechanical characteristics of a filler. Criteria of TDC optimization of system are formulated and dependences by calculation of necessary parameters of filler, which provide achievement of a highly effective operating mode of anchor TA2 in weak rocks, are revealed. The scientific sub-stantiation of expediency application is carried out as a filler of the sand-cement mix with addition extending Portland cement (EPC), on a basis of experimen-tally established dependences of mechanical characteristics of a filler from struc-ture of a mix and the developed method of a choose of its rational compounding. The lead complex of mine researches of the tension power characteristic of tubu-lar anchors that confirms adequacy to real conditions of the offered model of in-teraction of anchor TA2 with weak rocks. The developed design procedure of rational parameters of anchor TA2 and a complex schedule concerning operative calculation performance. The basis of work displayed in one monograph, six ar-ticles and 3 report on the international symposiums and conferences.

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