Development of subsidence damage criteria. Final report
Swapan K. Bhattacharya, Madan Mohan Singh
Abstract
Swapan K. Bhattacharya, Madan Mohan Singh
Abstract
In the process of coal mining it is certain that some degree of disturbance of the overlying strata and consequent subsidence of the surface will result. The problem of land subsidence has faced engineers and geologists for many years and, when widespread movements and damage to surface structures occurred, systematic investigations were undertaken. The term subsidence, as used in the report, implies the total phenomenon of surface effects associated with the mining of minerals, and not only vertical displacement of the surface as is sometimes inferred in the literature.
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In the process of coal mining it is certain that some degree of disturbance of the overlying strata and consequent subsidence of the surface will result. The problem of land subsidence has faced engineers and geologists for many years and, when widespread movements and damage to surface structures occurred, systematic investigations were undertaken. The term subsidence, as used in the report, implies the total phenomenon of surface effects associated with the mining of minerals, and not only vertical displacement of the surface as is sometimes inferred in the literature.
Key concepts: Subsidence, Groundwater-related subsidence, Geology, Mining engineering, Coal mining, Coal, Geotechnical engineering, Geomorphology