The increase in rock engineering projects over the last decade, has made an increase in the importance of the determination of the rock mass parameters. Although properties of rock material are usually determined at laboratory, it can also be determined by special in situ tests. These in situ tests are both expensive and time consuming. Therefore, empirical equations are developed to estimate rock mass properties by several researchers. In numerical modelling, rock mass properties are important. Furthermore controlling the results of models, making back analysis and taking the feedback are very important. Comparison of different empirical equations of deformation modulus of rock mass suggested by different researchers by using field displac...
The commonly adopted rock mass classifications, namely RMR, Q and GSI, are used to estimate compress...
Rock masses will remain under constant load due to the engineering structures in rocks. Particularly...
Rock masses will remain under constant load due to the engineering structures in rocks. Particularly...
The increase in rock engineering projects over the last decade, has made an increase in the importan...
The increase in rock engineering projects over the last decade, has made an increase in the importan...
The deformation modulus of rock masses (E m) is one of the significant parameters required to build ...
The modulus of deformation is undoubtedly the geomechanical parameter that best represents the mecha...
The deformation modulus of a rock mass (E-m) is an important parameter in rock mechanics and enginee...
Availability of information on the deformation modulus in the initial stages of civil engineering pr...
The knowledge of the main mechanical constants of a rock mass (such as strength, deformability and t...
The knowledge of the main mechanical constants of a rock mass (such as strength, deformability and t...
The elasticity modulus of the rock material (E-i) is a parameter of these developed empirical formul...
The elasticity modulus of the rock material (E-i) is a parameter of these developed empirical formul...
The elasticity modulus of the rock material (E-i) is a parameter of these developed empirical formul...
The commonly adopted rock mass classifications, namely RMR, Q and GSI, are used to estimate compress...
The commonly adopted rock mass classifications, namely RMR, Q and GSI, are used to estimate compress...
Rock masses will remain under constant load due to the engineering structures in rocks. Particularly...
Rock masses will remain under constant load due to the engineering structures in rocks. Particularly...
The increase in rock engineering projects over the last decade, has made an increase in the importan...
The increase in rock engineering projects over the last decade, has made an increase in the importan...
The deformation modulus of rock masses (E m) is one of the significant parameters required to build ...
The modulus of deformation is undoubtedly the geomechanical parameter that best represents the mecha...
The deformation modulus of a rock mass (E-m) is an important parameter in rock mechanics and enginee...
Availability of information on the deformation modulus in the initial stages of civil engineering pr...
The knowledge of the main mechanical constants of a rock mass (such as strength, deformability and t...
The knowledge of the main mechanical constants of a rock mass (such as strength, deformability and t...
The elasticity modulus of the rock material (E-i) is a parameter of these developed empirical formul...
The elasticity modulus of the rock material (E-i) is a parameter of these developed empirical formul...
The elasticity modulus of the rock material (E-i) is a parameter of these developed empirical formul...
The commonly adopted rock mass classifications, namely RMR, Q and GSI, are used to estimate compress...
The commonly adopted rock mass classifications, namely RMR, Q and GSI, are used to estimate compress...
Rock masses will remain under constant load due to the engineering structures in rocks. Particularly...
Rock masses will remain under constant load due to the engineering structures in rocks. Particularly...