The influence of deformational parameters of a numerical model on the subsidence basin profile for chosen working depths
Piotr Kołodziejczyk, Marek Wesołowski
Abstract
Piotr Kołodziejczyk, Marek Wesołowski
Abstract
The basic problem of numerical modelling of a mining area subsidence is the choice of model parameters values enabling reproduction of relations between maximum subsidence, working depth and maximum gradient observed in practice. The article characterises the fluctuation of the deformation Gxy/Gxz parameters ratio in order to achieve various gradients of subsidence basin profile for chosen mining depths. The data analysis was based on the commonly used tgβ parameter.
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The basic problem of numerical modelling of a mining area subsidence is the choice of model parameters values enabling reproduction of relations between maximum subsidence, working depth and maximum gradient observed in practice. The article characterises the fluctuation of the deformation Gxy/Gxz parameters ratio in order to achieve various gradients of subsidence basin profile for chosen mining depths. The data analysis was based on the commonly used tgβ parameter.
Key concepts: Subsidence, Geology, Structural basin, Deformation (meteorology), Geotechnical engineering, Geomorphology, Oceanography