Volume II: Mining Innovation

• Other Authors: Skrzypkowski, Krzysztof (Editor)
• Format: Electronic Book Chapter
• Language: English
• Published: Basel MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2022
• Subjects: Technology: general issues; History of engineering & technology; Mining technology & engineering; strainburst; local mine stiffness; yielding rockbolt; numerical modeling; distinct element method; underground mining; rock properties; cutting; conical picks; abrasive wear; coal; adsorption; water vapour; methanol vapour; saturated hydrocarbons; unsaturated hydrocarbons; coal mining; transport and assembly manipulator; stability; safety; work ergonomics; arch yielding support; fault; minimal section method; RS3; hard rock mine; sill pillar recovery; upper bench level; ground settlement; tangential stress criteria; burst potential index (BPI); simplification fitting; discharge capacity; window type; draining well; empirical formula; back-calculation in geomechanics; rock mechanics; room and pillar mining system; non-linear regression; COVID-19; pandemic; mining company; epidemic emergency; prevention; good practices; adjacent working face; abandoned roadway; stress evolution; numerical simulation; field monitoring; rock mass stability; copper ore mining; hydrogen; storage; active carbon; reliability; fault diagnosis; predictive maintenance; machine learning; lifetime distributions; impact hammers; industrial robotics; autonomous mining; blasting; explosives; detonation velocity; artificial intelligence (AI); computational fluid dynamics (CFD); underground coal mines; methane prediction; real-time; time series prediction; modified long short-term memory; energy transformation; Green Deal; InnoEnergy; innovative education initiatives; European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT)
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Contemporary exploitation of natural raw materials by borehole, opencast, underground, seabed, and anthropogenic deposits is closely related to, among others, geomechanics, automation, computer science, and numerical methods. More and more often, individual fields of science coexist and complement e...