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FIGEMPA: Investigación y Desarrollo

On-line version ISSN 2602-8484Print version ISSN 1390-7042

Abstract

BURBANO MORILLO, Danny Santiago; RIVADENEIRA GALLARDO, Andrés Mauricio; CERON UQUILLAS, Aldrin Alfredo  and  GARCIA FONSECA, Tania Elizabeth. Análisis tenso-deformacional de las obras de remediación implementadas para estabilizar la subsidencia minera bajo la Escuela La Inmaculada, Zaruma-Ecuador. Figempa [online]. 2021, vol.12, n.2, pp.1-14. ISSN 2602-8484.  https://doi.org/10.29166/revfig.v12i2.3054.

Four stress-strain are established that demonstrate the instability process and remediation work, in relation to the subsidence and collapse event of the land where the school the was established “La Inmaculada” (Zaruma-Ecuador). Longitudinal profiles were used in direction of the use “Tres Reyes” vein, where the geological-structural model that serves as basis for strains calculation in the mining galleries around their plastic behavior. The modeling was necessary to determine; the infrastructure dead load, pseudo-static loads, groundwater position, physical -mechanical-elastic parameters of the rock matrix and discontinuities that together define the stress and deformation behavior by the finite elements method numerical (FEM). It designed an optimized mortar with cement (C): two tailings (T) at 1:2 and 0.49 water ratio (W)/cement (C), obtaining a resistance of 18 MPa after fourteen curing days. Finally, it is verified that the fill application in paste inside the galleries surrounding the collapse zone, the strain rock substrate decreases from 1.9 m (scenario two: empty cone) to 0.05 m (scenario four: pulp fill).

Keywords : stress; strain; subsidence; fill; remediation; collapse; mortar; Zaruma.

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