Polish Experiences in Handling Water Hazards during Mine Shaft Sinking
The geological structure of most Polish mining regions is rich in groundwater, making shaft sinking difficult. In recent years, more than a dozen shafts, some almost 700 m deep, have been sunk in Poland using various methods of water hazard elimination. The vast majority of shafts that pass through...
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IntechOpen
2020
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