Calculation of pillars at underground dissolution of salt deposits
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At domestic brine fields deposits of rock salt of various thickness (from 40 to 700 m) and depth (from 300 to 1400 m) are developed by underground dissolution, through wells. As a rule, cylindrical chambers of 100 m diameter are used. The chambers are arranged on a 200x200 m grid, and the width of inter-chamber pillars is 100 m. Such sizes of pillars are insufficiently justified due to limited experience of underground dissolution and lack of tested solutions. As a result, there is a danger of pillars destruction and surface shifts.
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