Analysis on the Stability of Hydraulic Support in Great Tilt Angle Mining Face

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The hydraulic support is mainly used in roadway and workplace for supporting and protecting in mining industry. The hydraulic support would appear the situation of declining, dumping and crowding on greater tilt angle mining face, these will threat the safety of the workplace, the safety of mining face is the key to the safety in production. This paper analyzes the reasons of declining, dumping in static force, gives respectively the angle range of working surface hydraulic support declining and dumping, proposes some relevant measures of the hydraulic support declining and dumping.

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