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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981013
IBM Index Class Name
General Documents
Doc Date
4/13/1995
Doc Name
FAX COVER
From
JIM TATUM & ASSOCIATES
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SUSAN MCCANNON
Permit Index Doc Type
CITIZEN COMPLAINTS
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}IM TRTUM 8 RSSOCIRTES•• TEL: •=.995 7191 ~ Rp ~~ 1 ~~• 3 ~ 10 No .OOe P .06 <br />Progress Re on Tatum House Bubsldonoe issuer <br />Apti114,1896 <br />Allan Mine Model <br />Pace 6 <br />The Brat stop in the analysis prnceea was to input the Woodward-Ciyde -Allen Mine <br />data into the program. For comparison purposes the PrvSle Function Method was <br />set up as a Room and Pillar model QNgure AM-1), and as a longwall modal (Figure <br />AM•2, then the Iniluenae Function method was modeled transversely. (Figure AM- <br />8). <br />The mine plan u calculated by the program is ahowa ea Figure AM-4. $ubsidence <br />carvoe are su~erimpoted a, in Figure AM 6 and show a reasonable fit with the <br />Profile Fuactron room and pillar curve. <br />UsiaB the same parameters, a longitudinal model was calculated, Figure AM•6. <br />Notice that it does not match the transverse model ahowittg the different way the <br />surface disturbance is calculated. <br />Neat tho parameters were ac~usted eo tbat the modiSed subsidence curve closely <br />matches a curve drawn with actual field data, taking into account that it does not <br />reflect fall subsidence. This was done by adjuc the ankle of influence, and the <br />edge effect„ which in turn acljusta the subaideaos ihctor. The new mine model is <br />shown as Figure AM-8, sad the eubeideaos curve is shown is Figure AM-9. The key <br />parameter for matching was to develop a significant (measurable) amount of aarfaoe <br />movement 600 ft f n front of the a~iaing face, without making unrealistic changes in <br />the angle of influence. Tha program does not show much sensitivity to changing <br />sabeidenoe lactozs, related to tY,e war burdsn-% hnrdrock, changing the influence <br />angle, or even to cbaaging the width of the ezcavatioa. <br />For the model presented here, loagltudinal prediction point IFl was estimated to be <br />is thR same location as Woodward Clyde surihce survey line retet+enoa point 2-12 <br />and is located about 80 East behind the Seal face location (at that date), prediction <br />point N 618 about 600 feet in front of the t9~ca sad oornsponda to Woodward Clyde <br />point 2.1T. <br />Other models were constructed using the other mine panels, with generally the <br />name results. Elevations and survey line points were measured from the report <br />Figures using a variable scale. The model ie not sensitive to difference in <br />measuremanta due to small dra$iag or sealing errors. The pmgram does not <br />understand negative subeideaoe, but a close match of the cYrrvee can be made. One <br />of the esamples included with the users manual shows a negative subsidence <br />situation. <br />
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