1st Edition
Rock Mechanics Proceedings of the 35th US Symposium on Rock Mechanics
956 Pages
by
CRC Press
956 Pages
by
CRC Press
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The US Symposium on Rock Mechanics, held at Lake Tahoe, California/Nevada, is the 35th in a continuing series of now biennial meetings organized to support the national and trans-national interests of US scientists, engineers, consultants, students, and technologists interested in rock mechanics and rock engineering. The reviewed papers contained in this volume represent one or more aspects of... Read more
Preface, Organization of the symposium, US National Committee for Rock Mechanics, American Rock Mechanics Association (ARMA), Previous symposia proceedings, Basic Research Award, Applied Research Award, Case History Award, Vitae of award-winning authors, The Schlumberger Lecture Award, Panel discussion preview, Keynote lectures, Construction engineering, Surface excavation case studies, Laboratory testing, Rock dynamics, Planetary rock mechanics, Stress measurements, Tunnels and groundwater flow, Hydraulic fracturing in oil and gas production, Borehole stability, Mechanics of tool-rock interaction, Building stone durability, Rock reinforcement, verification, and instrumentation, Tunneling and underground construction, Fracture mechanics, Radioactive waste disposal, Dynamic rock behavior in underground mining, Rock fragmentation by blasting, Underground mining, Underground coal mining, Hydrology, Mechanical and hydraulic properties of rock, Stochastic approaches in rock mechanics and rock engineering, Discontinuity model verification, Rock creep, damage, and healing, Poster presentations, Author index
Biography
Jaak J.K. Daemen, Department of Mining Engineering, Mackay School of Mines, University of Nevada, Reno.
Richard A. Schultz, Geomechanics-Rock Fracture Group, Geological Engineering Division, Department of Geological Sciences, Mackay School of Mines, University of Nevada, Reno.
