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Nov 14, 2022· According to the strength characteristics of foliated gneiss and Chichibu green schist from Mogi, it can be concluded that foliated rock exerts a strengthening effect on ω, which is the most different from near-isotropic rocks: implying that, firstly, when the stress state remains unchanged, the greater the ω, the stronger is the rock ...
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Nov 12, 2019· Shear strength deterioration of rock joints and its induced instability of key blocks subjected to dynamic disturbance constitute the mechanism of many geological disasters such as rockburst, landslide, and rockfall. In this study, the influence of dynamic disturbance on rock joints was quantified in the form of stress, of which model was …
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Feb 05, 2021· The average compressive strength and standard deviation were found to be 15,707 psi and 398 psi, respectively. Analysis of the data proves that the compressive strength of marble is not influenced by steel end platen size or thickness. Similarly, low standard deviation and lack of trend occurred for the other three rock types.
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Stress causes rocks to deform, meaning the rocks change size or shape. There are different kinds of stress that rocks experience, and these determine how the rocks deform.Tensional stress is when rock is stretched apart. This is similar to pulling on a string from both ends after the string has already been fully extended.
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Mar 30, 2006· Hawkins and McConnell (1992) carried out tests to determine the influence of the water content on the strength of 15 sandstones. They found that the relationship between water content and uniaxial compressive strength could be described by an exponential equation of the form: (2) σ c (w) = a e − b w + c where σ c (w) is the …
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Jul 18, 2020· The strength and permeability of tailing-waste rock mixtures directly affect deposits' stability for an alternative co-disposal technique. In the mixed co-disposal method, the void of the waste rock is filled with tailings, while the waste rock forms the particle skeleton. This method does not only improve deposits stability but also potentially …
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The influences of acid-rock reaction heat on etched fracture dimensions are stronger when the initial formation temperature is lower and an acid of high concentration is used. But the influence of the initial formation temperature on the etched fracture width is very small and can be neglected. (5)
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Feb 04, 2020· back. The Renaissance was a time of great innovation, change, and achievement in Europe. Choose an influential person from the Renaissance, and write an informative biographical essay about him or her. Provide an overview of this person's life, and explain their influence on history.
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Nov 17, 2022· The efficient fracturing of hard rock is a key factor for exploration and development of deep resource. Microwave induced rock fracture technology is an important tool to achieve continuous mining of hard rock without blasting. In this paper, gabbro was irradiated for different times (0–15 min) in a 0.9 kW microwave environment to …
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Aug 20, 2019· What are the factors that influence rock deformation? 1 11.1 Rock Deformation Factors Affecting Deformation Factors that influence the strength of a rock and how it will deform include temperature, confining pressure, rock type, and time. Deformation is a general term that refers to all changes in the original shape and/or size …
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Mar 30, 2006· Analyzing the influence of the water saturation on the strength of sandstones. B. Vásárhelyi, P. Ván. Geology. 2006. Water content is one of the most important factors influencing rock strength. Considerable research has been carried out to investigate rock strength under both dry and water saturated conditions for…. 1.
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May 05, 2021· Fig. 2 – Rock strength as a function of water content or humidity. Strength drops rapidly with the first few monolayers of water (from Colback and Wiid). A strong influence of the chemical activity on rock mechanical properties is supported by other types of measurements. Seismic properties depend upon mineral grain stiffness and the ...
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The tensile strength of rock is defined as the pulling force, required to rupture a rock sample, divided by the sample's cross-sectional area. The tensile strength of rock is very small and is of the order of 0.1 times the compressive strength. Thus, a rock material is more likely to fail in tension than in compression.
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Apr 28, 2016· The mechanical properties of rock masses are largely affected by water. A small change of the water content could lead to significant changes in the strength and deformability of rocks, which are responsible for many rock engineering hazards, e.g., landslides usually occur after heavy rains (Iverson 2000), and groundwater inrush may …
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Jan 19, 2016· Failure models and rock strength. Rock strength models that define stress states at which brittle failure occurs follow stress trajectories that lie along the left edge of the data shown in Fig. 2. It is clear that the ability of a rock to carry differential stress increases with confining stress. To establish the exact relationship, rock ...
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Rock strength and porosity have good correlations for various rocks, and porosity can be obtained from lab tests or from density and sonic logs. In the following equations, the rock strength UCS is in MPa and porosity is in percent (%). For shales in the North Sea …
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