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Documents from the Mine Safety and Health Administration report

Published: Friday, July 25, 2008 9:29 a.m. MDT
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Appendix M — Neva Ridge Technologies Report
Appendix N — Seismic Analysis
Appendix O — Images of March 10, 2007, Coal Outburst Accident
Appendix P — ARMPS Method Using Barrier Width Modified Based on Bearing Capacity
Appendix Q — Finite Element Analysis of Barrier Pillar Mining at Crandall Canyon Mine
Appendix R — Description of BEM Numerical Models
Appendix S — Back-Analysis of the Crandall Canyon Mine Using the LaModel Program
Appendix T — Abutment Load Transfer
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Appendix U — Coal Properties Input
Appendix V — Rock Mass Properties
Appendix W — MSHA Main West 2006 ARMPS
Appendix X — Mine Ventilation Plan
Appendix Y — Glossary of Mining Terms as used in this Report
Appendix Z — References

Complete Appendix — Compilation of all the appendices


Source: www.msha.gov/Fatals/2007/CrandallCanyon/CrandallCanyonreport.asp

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