Stability Comprehensive Analysis Model of Iron Deposit Retained Goaf

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The paper established retained goaf stability analysis model in iron deposit based on the organic combination of three zone theory, rock movement theory and finite element theory. Taking a mine in Hebei as an example, qualitative and quantitative analysis was conducted on the stability influence of mine retention goaf to obtain a satisfactory evaluation effect and verify feasibility of the stability comprehensive analysis method. The results provide a scientific basis for the necessity to process the mine goaf.

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December 2012

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