... reservoir geomechanics rock mechanic application classification barton respondent tust science rmr gsi geotechnical engineering jrmge international journal correlation ARMA 24 784 Is There a Universal Rock Mass Classification System? Ambah, E., Elmo, D. NBK Institute of Mining Engineering...

...-system ratings, demonstrating the feasibility of the proposed computer program. 1. INTRODUCTION The Q-system (Norwegian Geotechnical Institute, 2022), a semi-quantitative rock mass classification method proposed by Barton in 1974 (Barton et al., 1974) has been widely used by geotechnical engineers...

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... ABSTRACT: Joint roughness is one of the most important factors which decide the shear behavior of a rock mass. Conventionally, it is quantified into a parameter called Joint Roughness Coefficient (JRC) by visual comparison between Barton’s standard profiles and line profiles of a joint. Since...

... to scanlines taken across the surface of the discontinuity. Upstream Oil & Gas Patton joint roughness coefficient Reservoir Characterization constitutive model roughness specimen shear strength reservoir geomechanics Rock mechanics joint surface roughness photogrammetry JRC value Barton...

... implementation into geological/geotechnical engineering practice. A case study site is also presented, for which an active mitigation approach using rock bolts is employed. Upstream Oil & Gas Barton Reservoir Characterization Engineering Simulation discontinuity boulder US government strength...

.... Barton shotcrete landslide tunnel Grimstad Norway bhasin rock mass quality Upstream Oil & Gas feasibility study Himalaya rock mass classification Reservoir Characterization road tunnel Rock Engineering Challenge construction landslide area ARMA 19 1616 Overcoming rock engineering...

..., and standard roughness profiles from Barton and Choubey, 1977, using the particle flow code PFC 2D . The results from the numerical shear tests under constant normal load (CNL) are compared with the predicted peak shear strength using Barton’s criterion and a back-calculation of the C value is carried out...

... & Gas Barton Poisson photograph propagation equation ARMA 17-686 Extension failure mechanisms explain failure initiation in deep tunnels and critical heights of cliff faces and near-vertical mountain walls Barton, N. Nick Barton & Associates, Oslo, Norway Shen, B. CSIRO Energy, Brisbane...

... mobilization, giving potential permeability enhancement in the case of gas shales and critically stressed fracture sets in NFR. shale gas complex reservoir Reservoir Characterization Upstream Oil & Gas strength petroleum geomechanics roughness bakhtar hydraulic fracturing Barton...

... & Gas compressibility fracture stiffness porosity reduction stiffness Barton mechanical aperture pressure depletion hydraulic aperture permeability aperture normal stress specimen stiffness characteristic fractured reservoir depletion prediction closure fracture ARMA 16-285...

.... Introduction The Q-system for characterizing rock exposures, drill core and tunnels under construction was developed from rock tunneling and rock cavern related records and has been used by engineers across the world for over 40 years (Barton et al. 1974 and Barton & Grimstad, 2014). Single-shell B+S...

... performed laboratory experiments on several shale samples from the Barnett, Mancos and Pierre, to characterize their geomechanical properties. A multistage triaxial testing strategy was applied on saw-cut jointed shale samples to measure deformation properties, and then Mohr-Coulomb and Barton's shear...

... in current design practice are the following Rock Mass Classifications (RMC): RMR - Rock Mass Rating system (Bieniawski, 1973); Q - Tunneling Quality Method (Barton et al., 1974); U - Quantitative Ground Classification, based on contour displacement criterion (Regulation Guide, 1983). In order...

... normal stress to extensive crushing of contact points at high normal stress. These results in high instantaneous friction angles at low levels of confinement and a curved peak shear strength envelope for both rock masses and rockfills. In this paper the Barton and Kj?rnsli [1] model for predicting...

...) and probabilistic approach for stability analysis of rock slopes. Barton models were used to model the behavior of rock discontinuities and the shear strain was considered as failure indicator of discontinuities. The proposed methodology was applied to a rock slope in Amasya, Turkey. The effect of basic friction...

... on the basis of two well-established parameters - Joint Condition and RQD. Recommendations for future development of more robust scales are presented. classification Barton GSI chart Bieniawski Reservoir Characterization strength geological strength index chart discontinuity rock mass Upstream...

... expected to vary considerably between left wall and the right wall and between the roof and the floor. Reservoir Characterization modulus value international journal procedure Artificial Intelligence Barton GPa adit classification Himalayan region deformation modulus Singh indirect...

... ABSTRACT: Barton suggested 1% displacement as a “rule-of-thumb” for peak shear displacement of fractures (dpeak=0.01 L ). In addition, he introduced an empirical equation for dpeak based on JRC (Joint Roughness Coefficient) and the fracture length ( L ). The effect of normal stress...

... Abstract Among the constitutive models for rock fractures developed over the years, Barton’s empirical model has been widely used because it is easy to apply and includes several important factors associated with fracture characteristics. Anisotropic behavior of rock joints were investigated...