... sidewall reservoir characterization reservoir geomechanics stability rock engineering displacement environmental science 833 theory scenario excavation geometry discontinuity instability Mechanics and Rock Engineering, from Theory to Practice IOP Publishing IOP Conf. Series: Earth...

... reservoir characterization environmental science 833 equation displacement theory coupler determination diameter Mechanics and Rock Engineering, from Theory to Practice IOP Publishing IOP Conf. Series: Earth and Environmental Science 833 (2021) 012016 doi:10.1088/1755-1315/833/1/012016...

.... Therefore, the displacement transducers must be in locations where the risk is that additional displacements originating from deficiencies in the test system will be measured causing too low normal loads to be applied. Herein, this issue is investigated in a new 5 MN direct shear test setup. The system...

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..., that, presently only a meagre percentage of total explosive energy is being utilised in fragmenting and displacing the rock mass [3]. Bench stability dictates overall slope stability and affects utilization of haul road above and below it [4]. Risk of failure is directly related to the stability of a bench...

... Abstract Predictions of fracture displacements are required to support the safety assessments of a deep geological repository for nuclear spent fuel. Laboratory and in-situ experiments are used to estimate these properties. Despite significant contributions in the last decades...

... different viewpoints: firstly, the factor of safety was determined, and secondly, the settlement was calculated as an effect of the surface load. A displacement measurement system was set up in several cross-sections of the cellar to compare the calculated and real displacements in the future...

... in the construction and operation of structures. In this zone, unfavorable phenomena, such as rock collapses, displacements, etc., may occur. The purpose of the present study is to estimate the size of fault changes, to reveal the peculiarities of stress distribution within the fault influence zone...

.... Introduction Rocks subjected to constant load, or constant displacement boundary conditions can be observed to deform slowly and eventually fail at stress levels less than otherwise expected from short-term strength tests (Amitrano and Helmstetter, 2006). Similarly, rock mass failures commonly don’t occur...

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... gabion gabion module geology practice iop publishing iop conf rock engineering extremity node displacement theory geometry Mechanics and Rock Engineering, from Theory to Practice IOP Publishing IOP Conf. Series: Earth and Environmental Science 833 (2021) 012102 doi:10.1088/1755-1315/833/1...

... displacement is presented, and the main potential instability zones are assessed. The results are a quantitative contribution to the characterization of the rock mass for alternative ways of ornamental marble production in this region. Introduction The production of natural stone in the Portuguese region...

... publishing iop conf stability fold and thrust belt theory seimareh rockslide displacement greater caucasus Mechanics and Rock Engineering, from Theory to Practice IOP Publishing IOP Conf. Series: Earth and Environmental Science 833 (2021) 012169 doi:10.1088/1755-1315/833/1/012169 Justification...

... enabled identification of subtle displacements of about 1 cm after the first event in 2014 and keeping track of its progression. After a series of events in the following years, we were able to define the pre-failure threshold which can be applied to the adjacent rock blocks, assuming a similar block...

... events. Erosion, cracking, and rock toppling associated with lateral displacements, evolved rapidly. Hence, ground control and groundwater management plans, including a Trigger Action Response Plan (TARP) and measurements to monitor movement across the wall, were implemented. This monitoring system...

... the displacements of the tunnel crown in correspondence of each step of the excavation works. Moreover, the comparison with theoretical Longitudinal Deformation Profiles (LDP) evidenced the good correspondence between PreConv data and the theoretical curves. Introduction During the realization of underground...

... the support system and the highly stressed pillar walls is investigated numerically by means of finite element analyses within the framework of displacement-based design. Because the material response should capture the passage from intact rock to fully fragmented state, an advanced elasto-plastic bonded...

... Abstract A new method for measuring spatially dense surface displacements of a landslide at daily intervals and over a long period of time is here presented. The method allows the evaluation of displacements based on a digital image correlation technique applied to a temporal sequence...

... and horizontal displacements, the influence of topography and gate pillar designs on surface subsidence and fracturing, upon longwall extraction of the Upper D Seam. In addition, we will review the potential use of satellite based, remote sensing methods. InSAR technologies are finding new interest in the U.S...

... the stability of slopes is an important task. Displacements are usually plotted versus time, and their transition and rate of increase are observed and compared with the criteria. This is a common and useful practice, but it is based on an empirical method. Therefore, a method for assessing the stability...