Some results of scientific research at shale mines of the Leningrad region
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- Ph.D. Leningrad Mining Institute
Abstract
Shale mines of the Leningrad region are characterized by the complex structural structure of the productive seam with a working thickness of 1.5–1.6 m (including three layers of oil shale with a total thickness of 1.0–1.05 m and two interlayers of limestone), a small thickness of individual shale layers, significant karstification of the host rock sequence, high groundwater inflows, etc. ...
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References
- Bakinov G. P., Shirenko K. I. Technology and Economics of Oil Shale Extraction in the Leningrad Region. Gostoptekhizdat, 1961 (in Russian)
- Bakinov G. P. Peculiarities of the development of the Leningrad oil shale deposit caused by its karstification. Sb.: Gornogeologicheskoe znachenie karsta na Leningradskom mestorozhdenii goryuchikh slantsev . Izd. LGI , 1973 (in Russian)
- Bakinov G. P. Prospects for the further improvement of mining technology in Baltic oil shale mines in connection with the development of science and technology. Sb.: Problemy slantsedobyvayushchei promyshlennosti ESSR . Nedra, 1968 (in Russian)
- Bakinov G. P., Petrov A. P. Industrial tests of new mining systems for Estonian oil shale mines. GNTC SM ESSR, 1959 (in Russian)
- Gazizov M. S. Karst and Its Influence on Mining Operations (under conditions of the Baltic oil shale basin). Nauka, 1971 (in Russian)
- Shirenko K. I., Tretyakov Yu. K., Bakinov G. P. Mine No. 3 of the Leningradslanets Trust in the struggle for technical progress. Ugol, 1966, No. 9 (in Russian)
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