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What is a four-sided stone pillar?
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How many bricks in a 2M pillar?
The number of bricks in a 2-meter pillar depends on the size of the bricks used. For standard bricks, which are typically around 190mm x 90mm x 90mm, a rough estimate would be around 50-60 bricks per square meter of the pillar's surface area. Therefore, for a 2-meter tall pillar, you might expect to use approximately 100-120 bricks, considering the pillar's dimensions and mortar space. Adjustments may be needed based on specific design and brick size.
How many syllables does pillar have?
Two syllables. Pil-lar.
Where can you find a four sided pillar that is pointed at the top in the US?
The Washington monument
Is strip mining have positive or negative effects?
Most of the times, strip mining has positive and negative consequences. Usually, the viewers get the positive aspect of strip mining, and the performers are affected by the loneliness and long nights of working 12 hour shifts. Err, my sources say that it's actually not that lonely, and the pay is good.... So, I guess strip mining is only positive.
What is a pillar mining?
Room and pillar mining is when pillars of rock are left standing to support the roof. Between the pillars, coal or ore is cut out and removed leaving spaces known as rooms.
What has the author Larry E Green written?
Larry E. Green has written: 'Comparative shortwall and room-and-pillar mining costs' -- subject(s): Pillaring (Mining), Mining engineering
What are the benefits of cast mining compared to underground mining?
Underground mining is very expensive, and "room and pillar" methods only permit removal of a portion of what is being mined- something had to hold up the roof.
How is coal obtained?
Coal is obtained through mining. It is typically extracted from underground mines using various methods such as longwall mining or room and pillar mining. Once the coal is extracted, it is processed and prepared for use as a source of energy.
What has the author P W Kauffman written?
P. W Kauffman has written: 'Room and pillar retreat mining (a manual for the coal industry)'
What are forms of subsurface mining?
Forms of subsurface mining include drift mining, slope mining, shaft mining, and room and pillar mining. These methods involve accessing minerals or resources beneath the Earth's surface through tunnels, shafts, or other underground workings.
What are the surface and subsurface methods by which coal is commonly mined?
Surface mining methods for coal include strip mining, open-pit mining, and mountaintop removal. Subsurface mining methods involve underground mining techniques such as room and pillar mining, longwall mining, and shaft mining. Each method has its own advantages and challenges in extracting coal from the earth.
How is lomgwall mining superior to pillar mining?
Safer, more productive, more economical.
What is meaning of board in board and pillar system of mining?
It should be bord and pillar, but for some reason it has been used as board and pillar. IMO it was a mistake but carried through now.
Where is coal located and how you recover it?
Coal is typically found in underground deposits known as coal seams or in layers near the Earth's surface. To recover it, mining methods such as surface mining (strip mining, open-pit mining) or underground mining (room and pillar mining, longwall mining) are used. These methods involve extracting coal by removing layers of soil, rock, or overburden to access the coal seams.
What has the author A A Campoli written?
A. A. Campoli has written: 'Coal mine bumps' -- subject(s): Coal mine accidents, Rock bursts 'Control of longwall gob gas with cross-measure boreholes (upper Kittanning coalbed)' -- subject(s): Boring, Coal mines and mining, Firedamp, Mine ventilation, Safety measures 'Performance of a novel bump control pillar extracting technique during room-and-pillar retreat coal mining' -- subject(s): Coal mines and mining, McDowell County, Pillaring (Mining), West Virginia
How do your mine gypsum?
Gypsum is typically mined through two methods: surface mining and underground mining. In surface mining, large machines remove the overburden to access the gypsum deposits, which are then extracted and crushed. In underground mining, miners dig tunnels to reach deeper deposits, extracting the gypsum through a process called room-and-pillar mining. After extraction, gypsum is usually processed and ground into a fine powder for various applications, including construction and agriculture.
