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Ruiyu support takes you to understand the hollow anchor rods in the minesSince the introduction of hollow anchors 40 years ago, their use in mines has gradually increased for support and stabilization of underground mines with remarkable results. Hollow anchors have significantly reduced the number of roof falls and are now the primary support option required by most mine safety and health authorities.

Anchor rods are a type of support equipment commonly used in civil engineering and mining projects to enhance the stability and safety of underground structures. Here are some key points about the development trend of anchor rods:Advances in material technology: with the continuous development of material technology, the application of new materials is changing the performance and reliability of anchor rods.

What are the elements that affect the decrease of anchoring force of mining anchor rods?With the development of mine support technology, anchors and anchors are used in conjunction with each other. However, in the detailed underground use process, due to the quality of the anchoring material itself, irrational design, improper operation process, underground geological conditions and many other factors, the anchoring force will be greatly reduced. This will lead to deformation of the roadway, and even topping and roadway collapse accidents.

Borehole diameter of anchor rods is related to soil conditionsWhat is the typical drilling diameter of anchor rods?Anchor bar is a common foundation reinforcement material used in construction projects. It is made by pre-burying steel bars in the soil, and then pre-stressing and mechanically drilling them, so that the steel bars are tightly bonded with the soil, thus the strength of the soil and foundation can be improved.

The main factors of integrity and stability of anchor supportThe put into use of anchor rods eliminates the hidden dangers in safety production to a certain extent and reduces the labor intensity of workers.

What is the anchor beam system of anchor rods?At present, in the production mines of various companies in China, some of the mining depth has reached more than 500-1000 meters, and the ground stress, surrounding rock force and deformation are complicated and diverse, a single anchor support can no longer meet the requirements of support for the broken roof plate, composite roof plate, and the roadway with high roof plate pressure, and the anchor beam system, which is composed of the anchor rods and the W-beam steel belt, can effectively control the roof plate, and it can be used in the support

Reliability of anchor support and adjustment of resistance in constructionAnchor support utilizes anchors, rods, buttresses and various components or spray layers to give the surrounding rock a certain support strength, forming a support system together with the surrounding rock, and with the deformation of the surrounding rock, the support force increases continuously.

Difference between pipe seam anchors and ordinary anchorsPipe seam anchors and ordinary anchors differ in structure, construction and application. Pipe seam anchors are mainly composed of anchor rods, anchor tubes and endurance tubes. The anchor rods are made with smooth surfaces and slits are cut in the anchor tubes, while the structure of ordinary anchors is more diversified.

Our company participated in the Sakestan International Mining Exhibition in Ha 2024, June 25-27, Booth No. 36, which exhibited a variety of our core products such as anchor rods, mesh, strands, anchors and so on.

Background on Hollow AnchorsTo better understand the mechanics involved in load transfer between anchors and mine rock, the Bureau of Mines initiated a program to study the load transfer mechanics of passive, fully grouted hollow anchors. This work was accomplished in support of the Bureau's goal of improving the underground safety of the nation's miners. The first phase of the study was conducted in the laboratory to examine the linear, nonlinear, and time-dependent behavior of anchor rods under varying load conditions.