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• '- -36- <br />• <br />APPENDIX D <br />LOAD TRANSFER DISTANCE DATA <br />r <br /> Depth (ft} Distance (ft) Depth (ft) Distance (f t) <br /> 350 (I) 50 310 (2) 28 <br />_, 455 90 210 9 <br /> 360 110 270 40 <br />~ 600 120 240 30 <br />~ 415 130 365 42.5 <br />' 600 255 405 68 <br /> 500 170 358 88 <br />- 555 180 445 100 <br /> 730 200 478 113 <br />`" 875 210 536 125 <br /> 960 195 0 9 <br /> 555 225 700 165 <br /> 710 210 450 128 <br /> 970 235 1200 240 <br /> 530 120 3 5 4. <br /> 1225 250 1100 6 275 <br /> 1200 255 <br />~-~ 1160 265 600 8 94 <br />~° 1015 295 0 <br />` 1455 290 1800 10 210 <br /> 1575 295 <br />~ 1320 320 2280 525 <br />w 1210 325 <br /> 1415 355 <br /> 1820 410 <br /> Notes: (1) 7th Progress report of an investigation into th e cause of <br /> falls and accidents due to falls, Trans. Inst. Min. Engrs.; <br /> <br />f' vol. 108, 1948-49, pp. 489-510. <br />(_ (2) Alves, C.A., Rock mechanics instrumentation app lied to <br /> longwall coal mining; Unpublished thesis, Colo. Sch, of Mines, <br />~- <br />~' 1977, 224 p. <br />~" (3) Stewart, C.L., Rock mass response to longwall m ining of a <br />_ thick coal seam utiiizirtg shield type supports; Unpublished <br /> thesis, Colo. Sch. of Mines, 1977, 384 p, <br />_+ (4) Martin, C.H. and Hargraves, A,J., Shortwall min ing with power <br /> supports in the Broken Hill Pty. Co. Ltd. mines in Australia; <br /> in 5th Int'1. Strata Control Conf., 1912, Paper 13, 13 p, <br />