Proceedings. Design methods in rock mechanics

Detalles Bibliográficos
Autores Corporativos: University of Minnesota, International Society for Rock Mechanics, U.S. National Committee for Rock Mechanics, ASCE, Symposium on Rock Mechanics (16th : September 22-24, 1975 : Minneapolis)
Formato: Libro
Lengua:inglés
Datos de publicación: New York : ASCE, 1977.
Temas:
Descripción Física:vii, 419 p.

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505 0 |a 1. Computarized design of rock slopes using interactive graphics; Cundall. P.;2. Two dimensional finite element analysis for the design of rock slopes; Kalkani. E. C.;3. Stability analysis of rock slopes for plane and wedge failure with the aid of a programmable pocket calculator; Kovari. K.;4. Inadequacy of limiting equilibrium methods for rock slopes design; Manfredini. G.;5. An approximate design method for slopes in strain-softening materials; Trollope. D. H.;6. Review and comments; John. Klaus W.;7. High road cuts in a rock mass with horizontal bedding; Bukovansky. M.;8. Rock anchors. Design and quality control; Littlejohn. G. S.;9. Practical rock foundation design for dams; Londe. P.;10. The practical and realistic solution of rock slope stability problems; Von Thun. J. L.;11. Estimation of support requirements for underground excavations; Barton. N.;12. A method of computing a rock reinforcement system wich is structurally equivalent to an internal support system; Bischoff. J. A.;13. Design of tunnels in swelling rock; Einsten. H. H.;14. Design of underground powerhouses and the importance of pre-excavation stress measurements; Haimson. B.;15. Exploration: its evaluation in hard rock tunnelling; Lindner. E.;16. A method for computing stabilizing pressures for excavations in incompetent rock; Panek. L. A.;17. Mine planning to control rockbursts in cut and fill excavations; Board. M. P.;18. Pillar design in underground oil shale mines; Hardy. M. P.;19. Design optimization for multiple rock caverns; Heuze. F.;20. Caving operations drift support design; Kendorski. F. S.;21. Limit design of mine pillars under uncertainty; Pariseau. W. G.;22. Design and layout aspects of longwall methods of coal mining; Whittaker. B. N.;23. Burden and spacing relationships in the design of blasting patterns; Bhandari. S.;24. Initiation sequence. Vital element of open pit blast design; Hagan. T. N.;25. Computer calculations of drilling patterns for surface and underground blasting; Holmberg. R.;26. Constraints on blasting design for construction; Lutton. R. J.;27. Automated tunnel round design: blasting with decoupled charges; Rollins. R. R. 
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