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Głębienie i pogłębianie szybów w polskim górnictwie w latach 2000–2017

Wilczok B., Skrzydło A.

Bezpieczeństwo Pracy i Ochrona Środowiska w Górnictwie

2018

nr 5

11--17

Artykuł przedstawia ilościowe zestawienie inwestycji w zakresie głębienia i pogłębiania szybów w Polsce w latach 2000–2017 w porównaniu do lat wcześniejszych oraz omawia rozwiązania techniczne, które zastosowano przy ich realizacji.

After the war, until 1970, Polish coal mining underwent the largest number of shaft drilling (157) and dredging (36) investments. In 1970-1985, 55 shafts were drilled and 27 were dredged, and in 1985-2000: there were, respectively: 27 and 21 shafts. This proves that the demand for such investments has been gradually dwindling. Only one shaft was built between 2000 and 2017 (the Bzie shaft in the KWK “Borynia-Zofiówka-Jastrzębie” mine), and in 2017, the dredging of a second shaft was commenced (the Grzegorz shaft in ZG “Sobieski”). However, the demand for new mine strata to be explored with the use of old shafts is high, which is why 6 shafts were dredged in this period, and 4 are currently in the progress of dredging. In the same period, KGHM S.A. dredged 2 shafts, and shaft GG-1 is currently undergoing dredging and will ultimately be the deepest one (1340.7 m) in Poland. As shaft drilling and dredging companies have gained experience in shaft works, new technologies were implemented, such as the steel structures used in artificial shaft bottoms, including so-called portable locking plates, dredging with the use of a special method - the freeze-fracturing method applied at the depth of up to 655 m, or the use of layered casings in salt deposits, which protect the shaft pit against the effects of plastic salt mine sidewall deformations.