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The physical properties of the artificial disjointed rock massifs (the filling massifs and arrays of collapsed rocks and dumps) formed during mining operations, are largely determined by the geometry of the structure of pore space and the mineral phase, i.e. particle size, shape and packing method. In this case, the conditions for the arrangement of the particles relative to each other (the distances between the centers of the particles, the orientation, the number of contacts, the angles between the segments connecting the particle centers, etc.) have a decisive influence on the macroscopic characteristics of the rock mass (specific surface, bulk density, load capacity, etc.) and the behavior of such media under the applied stresses. Thus, in order to manage the state of disjointed technogenic rock massifs of bedrock, the question of applying modern methods for modeling bulk media for determining these parameters is considered. The article provides an overview of methods for modeling granular media to determine their structural, physical and mechanical parameters.

On some methods of researching the structural, physical and mechanical parameters of granular media as applied to the modeling of rock dumps