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Time-Dependent Behavior Of Rocks: Laboratory Tests On Hollow Cylinder
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Rousset, Gilles (1989). Time-Dependent Behavior Of Rocks: Laboratory Tests On Hollow Cylinder. Rock Mechanics as a Guide for Efficient Utilization of Natural Resources
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Rousset, Gilles (1989). Time-Dependent Behavior Of Rocks: Laboratory Tests On Hollow Cylinder. Rock Mechanics as a Guide for Efficient Utilization of Natural Resources
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Organization: International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
Pages: 7
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1989
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| This paper presents laboratory experiments conducted on hollow cylinders samples. The advantage of such a geometry is to approach in situ conditions around cylindrical openings (lined galleries, boreholes, ...). Many authors have been interested in this kind of problem, especially for borehole stability applications (for references see Guenot 1987). However, as long as we know, time-dependent behavior has not been well studied. For this purpose, we have set up two different types of tests on a deep clay : - Quick unloading test, to assess the influence of unloading rate on mechanical response and the failure modes. - Creep and relaxation test, to compute the time dependent overall deformation of the hole wall as well as to plot long term convergence-confinement pressure curve. The experimental results are then compared with those given by a theoretical model developed in our laboratory, well fitted with the tested material. |
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