Analysis of the stress-strain state of problematic sections of the shaft of the mine using computer simulation
https://doi.org/10.29235/1561-8323-2023-67-4-322-330
Abstract
The article presents the computer simulation results for the stress-strain state of the lining sections of the shaft No. 1 of mine 3 of JSC Belaruskali that were obtained using visual and instrumental investigation of the mine lining state. The loading parameters of the shaft take into account the specific feature of the lateral pressure calculation in the considered location. This means that the shaft intersects vertically rocks different in their physical and mechanical properties. Computer simulation of loading of the most problematic vertical mine shaft sections observed by the lining examination results was performed using the Static Structural component of the ANSYS Workbench engineering software package. Distribution diagrams of longitudinal normal, shear and von Mises equivalent stresses in the vertical mine shaft lining are obtained for the design and residual values of the cast-iron tubing thickness. A comparative analysis of the mine shaft residual bearing capacity for various parameters of the lining elements was carried out. Based on the computer simulation results, the conclusions were made on the bearing capacity of the shaft No. 1 of mine 3 of JSC Belaruskali and the recommendations for a further safe operation of the mine shaft were suggested.
About the Authors
D. A. Diulin
Trest Shahtospetsstroy
Belarus
Belarus
Diulin Denis A. – General Director
Soligorsk-4, 223710, Minsk Region
V. Y. Prushak
Soligorsk Institute of Resources Saving Problems with Pilot Production
Belarus
Belarus
Prushak Viktor Y. – Academician, D. Sc. (Engineering), Professor, Technical Director
69, Kozlov Str., 223710, Soligorsk, Minsk Region
M. G. Gegedesh
Belarusian State University of Transport
Belarus
Belarus
Gegedesh Maryna G. – Ph. D. (Engineering), Associate Professor
34, Kirov Str., 246653, Gomel
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