Some results of scientific researches at shale mines of the Leningrad region
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- Ph.D. Leningrad Mining Institute
Abstract
Oil shale mines of the Leningrad region are characterized by a complex structural structure of the promplast of the working capacity 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), low thickness of individual layers of oil shale, significant karst in the host rock strata, high inflows of groundwater, etc. ...
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References
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- Bakinov G.P. Peculiarities of development of the Leningrad deposit of oil shale, caused by its karsting. In proceedings: Mining and Geological Significance of Karst at the Leningrad Oil Shale Deposit. PH LMI, 1973.
- Bakinov G.P. Prospects for Further Improvement of Mining Technology in Baltic Oil Shale Mines in Connection with the Development of Science and Technology. In the collection Problems of Oil Shale Mining Industry of the ESSR. Nedra, 1968.
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