Modified Ground Support with Alternative Fill Material for Ground Control at Munsar Underground Manganese Mine of Moil Limited, India

• Autorzy: Ganesh Manekar , Dipankar Shome , Mukund Chaudhari
• Języki publikacji: EN

Abstrakty

EN

MOIL Limited is operating 7 underground and 3 opencast mines in central India and producing annually more than 1.3 million tonnes of various grades of manganese ore. The underground mines are operating at shallow - 90 m at Munsar mine to moderate - 353 m at Balaghat mine below the surface with horizontal cut and fill (HCF) or its variant method of stoping with post filling by hydraulic sand stowing. The Munsar mine is being worked underground since 1903. The opencast mining is presently stopped. The ore body below the opencast quarry is geological continuity of the area excavated in past by opencast method of mining. The underground mining is done through the adit in three levels i.e. 270'L, 220'L, 170'L and by incline in western part of the property at 70'L. The horizontal drift development has been developed in the manganese ore body with sill drive of 5 m above the sill pillar in lower level at 70'L and barrier pillar of 5 m thickness is left for protection of upper level at 170'L. Valuable mineral has been locked in sill pillar and therefore rock mechanics investigations have been carried out. On the basis of study now the drift development has been carried out in footwall rock at 70'L, (-) 30'L and below levels and it has improved the minable manganese ore by about 20%. In this modified HCF stope design, an alternative fill material in place of sand, which has been developed in house by use of overburden (OB) material after treatment, has been used for hydraulic stowing. The experimental trials find out that the alternative fill material of OB is more compact and forms a non-expansion floor for the men and machines in the stope. This will certainly help in the introduction of mobile underground mining equipment for drilling in the stopes and mechanical mucking, transportation and loading of the ROM. The paper presents rock mechanics investigations and future use of alternative fill material of overburden material after heat treatment for better safety and productivity at Munsar Mine of MOIL. (original abstract)

Słowa kluczowe

EN

Mining sector; Materials science; Mechanics; Rock material mining

PL

Górnictwo; Materiałoznawstwo; Mechanika; Górnictwo surowców skalnych

• Czasopismo: New Trends in Production Engineering
• Rocznik: 2019
• Numer: vol. 2(1) cz.I Part I: Modern Machines and Technologies for Mining
• Strony: 69--77

Twórcy

autor

Ganesh Manekar

• MOIL Limited, (A Government of India Enterprise), MOIL Bhawan, Nagpur, India

autor

Dipankar Shome

• MOIL Limited, (A Government of India Enterprise), MOIL Bhawan, Nagpur, India

autor

Mukund Chaudhari

• MOIL Limited, (A Government of India Enterprise), MOIL Bhawan, Nagpur, India

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Identyfikatory

DOI

10.2478/ntpe-2019-0007