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Scale of Resistance of Buildings to Mining Influences – Applicability Assesment Through a Case Study Cover

Scale of Resistance of Buildings to Mining Influences – Applicability Assesment Through a Case Study

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|Jan 2025

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Figure 1.

Diagram of the location of the building in relation to selected walls and the lithological profile of the rock mass; 1 – sands, 2 – clays, 3 – sandstone, 4 – shale, 5 – coal
Diagram of the location of the building in relation to selected walls and the lithological profile of the rock mass; 1 – sands, 2 – clays, 3 – sandstone, 4 – shale, 5 – coal

Figure 2.

Graph of the increased subsidence calculated in relation to time according to Knothe’s theory
Graph of the increased subsidence calculated in relation to time according to Knothe’s theory

Figure 3.

Graph of the calculated maximum slope (Tmax) and maximum horizontal strain (Emax) in relation to time according to Knothe’s theory
Graph of the calculated maximum slope (Tmax) and maximum horizontal strain (Emax) in relation to time according to Knothe’s theory

Figure 4.

Calculated PGV values at the property site according to Eq. (3)
Calculated PGV values at the property site according to Eq. (3)

Figure 5.

Calculated PGA values at the property site according to Eq. (2)
Calculated PGA values at the property site according to Eq. (2)

Figure 6.

General view of the southern wall of the building
General view of the southern wall of the building

Figure 7.

Cracking of the walls and ceilings inside the building
Cracking of the walls and ceilings inside the building

Figure 8.

Cracking of the entrance stairs and the splash apron around the building
Cracking of the entrance stairs and the splash apron around the building

Categories of mining area deformation [13]

Categories of mining areaThe values of terrain deformation indicators
Inclination T (mm/m)Radius of curvature R (km)Horizontal strain ε (mm/m)
0T < 0.5|R| > 40|ε| < 0.3
I0.5 ≤ T < 2.540 ≥ |R| > 200.3 ≤ |ε| < 1.5
II2.5 ≤ T < 5.020 ≥ |R| > 121.5 ≤ |ε| < 3.0
III5.0 ≤ T < 10.012 ≥ |R| > 63.0 ≤ |ε| < 6.0
IV10.0 ≤ T < 15.06 ≥ |R| > 46.0 ≤ |ε| < 9.0
VT ≥ 15.0|R| ≤ 4|ε| ≥ 9.0

Shock cases recorded on the measurement stand and estimated values in the mining forecast

DateE (J)PGA meas. (mm/s2)PGA est. (mm/s2)t Ha (s)PGA meas./PGA est. (-)
18.04.20154.00E+092582303.901.1
05.08.20164.00E+064591511.543.0
02.01.20178.00E+066291421.664.4
27.01.20178.00E+063001431.552.1
21.02.20172.00E+06313951.783.3
14.03.20172.00E+063101211.722.6

Assessment of resistance of selected buildings according to the modified point method

Identification of the characteristicsNumber of points
1.Building length (m)up to 15 m4
2.The shape of the solidsimple building plan, compact solid0
3.Foundation of the buildingat a constant level0
4.Building subsoilnon-rocky soil with the exception of stony soil0
5.Building structurebrick strip foundation3
basement walls: brick masonry1
the lowest storey ceiling: arched ceiling on I-beams at f/L < 1/104
lintels: brick flat2
6.Existing protection against mining influenceno protection15
7.Technical condition of the building1natural wear of building: medium2
building damage: cracks up to 15 mm and inclination <25 mm/m8
Total points39

Basic information on geological and mining conditions of the exploitation

Coal seamWall/parcelBeginning of expl.End of expl.Coal seam thick. [m]Dipp. ang. [deg]Dep. [m]Dist. [km]Dir.Ang. [deg]aSystem
4131sc_501-10-200330-06-20041.856400.30SW650.60zd
4131sc_601-07-200331-03-20041.856400.38SW590.60zd
4132sc_101-07-199910-09-20002.456100.55W480.60zd
4132sc_215-12-200030-09-20022.456100.25W680.60zd
416sc_1001-10-200301-06-20041.856850.44W570.80z
416sc_820-03-200021-01-20021.856250.03NW870.80z
416sc_901-07-200118-04-2003256550.00Bezp900.80z
50218a01-09-200731-03-2008357200.33NE650.25ph
50218b01-04-200801-09-20082.557000.65NE470.80z
502sc_17a01-04-200631-12-2006357200.38N620.25ph
502sc_17b01-01-200701-04-20072.557000.66N470.80z
502sc_1901-12-200803-08-2009356900.43NE580.25ph
5102sc_601-10-200001-08-2001257900.27NE710.60zd
5102sc_701-12-200101-10-2002257950.26NE720.60zd
5102sc_801-05-200231-07-2003258000.36N660.60zd
5103sc_701-06-200425-03-2005258000.33NE680.60zd
5103sc_801-01-200501-08-2005258000.41N630.60zd

Resistance of buildings to the influence of ground deformation – building qualification category according to the modified point method

Sum of points n (-)Permissible horizontal strain of the subsoil εp (mm/m)Building resistance category
≤ 207.0 – 9.04
21–2324–2930–336.05.04.03
34–3637–4344–463.02.52.02
47–4950–5657–591.51.00.51
≥ 60≤ 0.30
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/acee-2024-0004 | Journal eISSN: 2720-6947 | Journal ISSN: 1899-0142
Language: English
Page range: 51 - 61
Submitted on: Dec 31, 2021
Accepted on: Aug 25, 2023
Published on: Jan 9, 2025
Published by: Silesian University of Technology
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year

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