... then analyze measures to reduce dislocations and review existing fundamental conclusions on fault prevention. Preliminary results on the staggered classification of active faults have been obtained through a literature analysis. Anti-fracture measures that might be applied to the railway were identified...

... in the form of several minor dislocations (0.1-1.5 m), characterising a complex strike-slip fault with persistent dislocations caused by minor normal and reverse faulting. This condition represented the most complicated part of both tunnels in terms of stability. Based on the face mapping information...

... the dislocation movement of the active fault zone to the surface (as shown in Figure 1 ). It brings significant challenges to the design and operation period of the underground pipeline structure crossing the active fault zone. In recent years, utility tunnel projects have proliferated, and their significant...

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... decline and chairlift from number one shaft. The shaft infrastructure at Beatrix Gold Mine is shown in Figure 1. vertical shaft early shaft reef removal intersection shaft Reservoir Characterization satellite pillar extraction Beatrix structural geology dislocation stiff fill backfill...

... ABSTRACT: The influence of the structural and tectonic pattern of rock mass on the occurrence of rockbursts is indisputable. However, the question often discussed is whether and which area next to dislocation affects the stress state of rock mass positively or negatively. We would like...

... ABSTRACT: The pore pressure field induced around a cylindrical intrusion is described as an analogue to a moving point dislocation within an infinite saturated porous elastic solid. Dimensionless pressure rise accompanying intrusion, and recorded at a static location, may be uniquely...

...; energy Un is dissi~ated in the form'of fric- tional heat an~ vispous effects during the cracking process; a substantial amount is radialed in the 01" form of kinetic energy U~ due to crack propagation, and dislocation motion: This energy liberation is oflen monitored ss accoustic emissions, and small...

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... as imperfections in the lattice structure of the grain. These dislocations and their movements are now known to affect the mechanical strength and the plastic deformation of crystals. JOHNSTON and GILMAN (1959) have demonstrated that macroscopic plastic deformation depends on the quantity of dislocations moving...