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Modeling a Jointed Rock Mass
This report summarizes the work done on modeling a jointed rock mass. The ultimate goal of the overall study of jointed rock is to provide fundamental understanding of the mechanics of jointed rock, which is a crucial part of hard-rock tunnel design of the type that might be required for underground high-speed transport systems. The jointed-rock modeling material was selected to meet similitude requirements between the model and a typical field prototype rock and to ensure that it would be possible to make homogeneous, reproducible model specimens. The material was a mixture of a variety of gypsum, water, and diatomaceous earth. A universal mold was designed for manufacturing specimens having different joint spacings and orientations. Strength tests were performed on the models in a triaxial cell. (Author)
Modeling a Jointed Rock Mass
This report summarizes the work done on modeling a jointed rock mass. The ultimate goal of the overall study of jointed rock is to provide fundamental understanding of the mechanics of jointed rock, which is a crucial part of hard-rock tunnel design of the type that might be required for underground high-speed transport systems. The jointed-rock modeling material was selected to meet similitude requirements between the model and a typical field prototype rock and to ensure that it would be possible to make homogeneous, reproducible model specimens. The material was a mixture of a variety of gypsum, water, and diatomaceous earth. A universal mold was designed for manufacturing specimens having different joint spacings and orientations. Strength tests were performed on the models in a triaxial cell. (Author)
Modeling a Jointed Rock Mass
R. A. Nelson (author) / R. C. Hirschfeld (author)
1968
233 pages
Report
No indication
English
Geology & Geophysics , Civil Engineering , Rock(Geology) , Underground structures , Joints , Supports , Models(Simulations) , Model tests , Mathematical models , Correlation techniques , Composite materials , Compressive properties , Tensile properties , Failure(Mechanics) , Matrix algebra , Molding , Theory , Loading(Mechanics) , Shear stresses , Force(Mechanics) , Graphs(Charts) , Stress strain ratio
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