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G. G. Mirzaev
G. G. Mirzaev

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  • Date submitted
    1973-07-17
  • Date accepted
    1973-09-05

Methods of observation of the effect of mass explosions on the stability of mine workings

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Practice shows that in ore mines, where for stripping of useful minerals are used mass explosions, the maintenance of mine workings causes significant difficulties, which with increasing depth of development increases.

How to cite: Mirzaev G.G., Vikharev V.I., Bril V.Y. Methods of observation of the effect of mass explosions on the stability of mine workings // Journal of Mining Institute. 1974. Vol. 64. Iss. 1. p. 55-60.
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  • Date submitted
    1971-07-03
  • Date accepted
    1971-09-19

Methods of experimental study of the stressed state of rock massifs and reinforced concrete elements of the support

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At the Department of Construction of Mining Enterprises LGI developed a method of stress measurement, instruments and apparatus, which are characterized by simplicity, reliability and sufficient accuracy. The method is based on the assumption that if a sensor is placed in a borehole in a mountain massif, providing it with a good enough contact with the walls of the borehole, then as a result of the movement of the walls of the borehole under the action of the load, the sensor readings will simultaneously change. The forces acting on the sensor will decrease or increase depending on the location of the rock mass under compressive or tensile stresses.

How to cite: Obruchev Y.S., Mirzaev G.G., Ashimov G.A. Methods of experimental study of the stressed state of rock massifs and reinforced concrete elements of the support // Journal of Mining Institute. 1972. Vol. 61. Iss. 1. p. 97-100.
Article
  • Date submitted
    1968-07-14
  • Date accepted
    1968-09-20

Investigation of the work of the reinforced concrete bar support

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Recently, in the mining industry has become widespread reinforced concrete rod fasteners. Unlike metal wedge and spacer bars, reinforced concrete bars are characterized by a strong contact with the rock along the entire length of the borehole, which provides greater reliability and stability of the excavation contour. In addition, reinforced concrete rods work better in the zone of influence of mass explosions, which explains their distribution mainly in the ore industry.

How to cite: Mirzaev G.G. Investigation of the work of the reinforced concrete bar support // Journal of Mining Institute. 1969. Vol. 57. Iss. 1. p. 70-72.
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  • Date submitted
    1968-07-03
  • Date accepted
    1968-09-14

Simplified method of measuring the loads on the vertical shaft support and displacements of the surrounding rock mass

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The main parameters that need to be determined when studying the manifestations of rock pressure in shafts are the magnitude of the load on the support, the nature of its change in time and distribution along the contour of the cross-section of the shaft, as well as the magnitude of displacements of the surrounding rock massif. To determine these parameters, the best known is the VNIMI method, which is based on the use of special dynamometric bracing. More than ten years of experience in the use of such a mount has proved the performance of its main components However, the widespread use of the mount in research work is constrained, because most of the devices and equipment used in it are not mass-produced, and their manufacture in local workshops is virtually impossible. In this regard, LMI developed a simplified design of dynamometric support and measuring devices, which are characterized by simplicity and can be manufactured in mine workshops. This allows organizing instrumental observations on a much wider scale and obtaining information on the manifestations of rock pressure in the volume necessary for solving a number of practical problems.

How to cite: Mirzaev G.G., Yagodkin V.D., Semevskaya N.V., Obruchev Y.S., Fedulin V.L. Simplified method of measuring the loads on the vertical shaft support and displacements of the surrounding rock mass // Journal of Mining Institute. 1969. Vol. 57. Iss. 1. p. 84-88.
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  • Date submitted
    1965-07-18
  • Date accepted
    1965-09-21

Manifestation of rock pressure in horizontal pumping workings of Tekeli mine and recommendation of rational types of support for them

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Tekeli lead-zinc ore deposit is a complex powerful steeply dipping lenticular deposit. The rocks of the hanging and lying sides are represented by strongly fractured, collapse-prone coal-clay shales with interlayers of dolomitized limestone and other sedimentary rocks. The ores are stronger and more stable than the host rocks and are represented by sulfides disseminated in coal-clay shales, quartzites and coal-quartz shales, as well as pyrite ores ...

How to cite: Smirnyakov V.V., Mirzaev G.G. Manifestation of rock pressure in horizontal pumping workings of Tekeli mine and recommendation of rational types of support for them // Journal of Mining Institute. 1966. Vol. 51. Iss. 1. p. 5-12.