Coaltech Research Association

Development of Techniques to Predict and Manage the Impact of Surface Subsidence

by I. Canbulat, J.N. van der Merwe, M. van Zyl, A. Wilkinson, A. Daehnke & J. Ryder | December 2002

R1500,00

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Intra-seam Sedimentological Controls on Coal Quality: 2 Seam, Witbank Coalfield

Mark Grodner

2003

Sub-seam mapping at an opencast colliery in the Witbank area, setting out a method geologists and resource estimators can apply to other seams.

What this report foundSub-seams within the No 2 Seam were characterised at a single test site using lithology, seam thickness, proximate analysis, petrography and geophysical logs...

R1500,00

R1500,00

Mark Grodner

What this report found

Sub-seams within the No 2 Seam were characterised at a single test site using lithology, seam thickness, proximate analysis, petrography and geophysical logs, and a paleoenvironmental model was built from them. Wireline logs separated coal from interburden but could not resolve the individual zones, because the physical differences are too subtle. Better sedimentological models gave better reserve and resource estimates.

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