... zones in this area can generally be described by a symmetric succession of brittle fault rocks which combine to form a sequence of undeformed host rock, strongly foliated and fractured zone, cataclastic zone and main fault gouge. However, substantial differences in the structure of a brittle fault zone...

... established in Phase E), takes into account the fact that the blocks are often ledged or in columns connected to the cliff surface, owing to joint families running parallel to this surface. fractured zone new access motorway flexible rock block fence fractured dolomitic material natural slope...

... at a depth of approximately 200m below the ground level. The rhyolite is characteristic of highly developed joints of hydrothermal alteration experiences. These fractured zones have a maximum width of 150cm and are filled with clay. Two of these fractured zones (F-I and F-T) were identified...

... Reservoir Characterization Proc Upstream Oil & Gas weak rock stress state Bandis three-dimensional stress state failure mode diameter Fracture Zone tunnel mechanism stress anisotropy Redistribution anisotropic stress reservoir geomechanics fractured zone compaction stress...

... are considered. Fracture maps obtained through image processing are shown in Figure 4. By applying Eq.(l) and Eq.(2) to these fracture maps, we got the density functions, also shown in the figure. complex reservoir side wall Reservoir Characterization Wellbore Design fractured zone reservoir...

..., besonders wo ähnliche geologische Verhältnisse vorliegen. equation rock mass independent variable construction metals & mining statistical approach application fractured zone roadway cross-sectional area strata strata deformation excavation reservoir characterization underground...