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Prediction of rock movements by elastic theory compared with in-situ measurements
Elastic theory of ground movements caused by longwall workings; work is largely concerned with isotropic ground which is probably applicable to some hard rock mining areas; comparison of analysis with in-situ measurements shows that under certain conditions it should be possible to predict changes in stress, strain, and displacement in ground caused by longwall working.
Prediction of rock movements by elastic theory compared with in-situ measurements
Elastic theory of ground movements caused by longwall workings; work is largely concerned with isotropic ground which is probably applicable to some hard rock mining areas; comparison of analysis with in-situ measurements shows that under certain conditions it should be possible to predict changes in stress, strain, and displacement in ground caused by longwall working.
Prediction of rock movements by elastic theory compared with in-situ measurements
Felsmechanik und Ingenieurgeologie -- Supplementum
Hackett, P. (author)
1964
15 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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