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A. S. Pakhomov
A. S. Pakhomov

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  • Date submitted
    1960-07-02
  • Date accepted
    1960-09-05

Block forced caving with continuous pillarless ore extraction (Zapolyarny mine, Norilsk Combine)

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The Norilsk polymetallic deposit is developed by underground mining in difficult mining and geological conditions. The ore deposit is located in the permafrost zone, has intensively developed fracturing, a thick cover of overlying rocks and is characterized by the release of methane into underground workings from coal seams underlying the ore deposit. At the Zapolyarny mine (formerly named No. 7/9) disseminated ores were mined using a chamber-and-pillar system with ore storages or with breaking from sublevel drifts. These systems were abandoned because they did not provide safe working conditions for miners and stability of inter-chamber pillars.

##plugins.libra.common.howToCite## Sadovskii G.I., Pakhomov A.S. Block forced caving with continuous pillarless ore extraction (Zapolyarny mine, Norilsk Combine) // Journal of Mining Institute. 1960. Vol. 44. Iss. 1. p. 110-117.