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SILICA FUME PASTE CEMENTING OF COAL MINE ROOF - PASTE FILLER AND CRACK STRENGTHENING

Yildirim Tosun

Abstract

In this study, the geomechanical properties of the heterogeneous limestone rocks in ??rnak coal mine roof cemented at cracks and the effect of the qualities of cementing paste fill on strengthening by the different silica fume paste were investigated. For this purpose, uniaxial compressive strength, point load strength, impact resistance, friction with Abrasion Loss, Impact Abrasion Loss (Los Angeles Assay) tests were managed following the cemented 50x50x50mm blocks. Even the physical properties; density, water absorption rate and drying rate experiments and micro properties were examined. The rock types of ??rnak coal mine roof also were studied as resistance to acidic water. The chemical act on paste fill, giving place to protect the roof texture and the results of the scaling tests carried out by examining the textural characteristics to be strengthened. In the stable ground, the cracked side rock has to be covered and supported in order to avoid consolidation and rock bursting. This modified test also measures the impact resistance of rocks tested for use in the scaling to 30-40 cm lump massive rock (models in laboratory), the conditions and any seismicity in the area affecting the crack propagation. The pressure effect was investigated on the filled blocks depending on the rock type (porosity, overburden depth), geological and hydro geological conditions and any surcharge in the area affecting the crack propagation.

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