Mine strata support structure

Hydraulic and earth engineering – Earth treatment or control – Shoring – bracing – or cave-in prevention

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4053022, E21D 2100

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ABSTRACT:
Mine strata support structure and components in a mine truss and including a mine bracket and a connector, the latter preferably being in the form of an elongated stirrup; the mine bracket, stirrup and associated structure are constructed and dimensioned such that the stirrup may be brought into retentive engagement with the bracket and not slip inadvertently out of engagement; this can be produced through the employment of a depending projection which vertically depends from the bearing plate of the bracket, such projection serving with the body of the bracket to supply an access path for stirrup installation, the projection deterring excess rearward travel of the stirrup whereby to maintain bracket-stirrup inter-engagement, and thus truss-integrity, even during conditions of mine strata shock.

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