Estimation of size-dependent strength of rock with the aid of Weibull statistics

The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining
N. Djordjevic
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Jun 21, 1905

Abstract

It is commonly accepted that the strength of rock measured from small samples tends to give unrealistically high estimates of the strength of larger samples, in situ blocks of rock or the rock mass in situ. The Weibull theory of the statistical strength of material provides a possible means for calculation of the strength of large rock volumes, based on the routine testing of small samples. Application of the Weibull approach to estimation of the strength of Moura coal showed an encouraging agreement with experimental results and the method was also applied to hard-rock andesitic and porphyry ore from Bajo de la Alumbrera, Argentina
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APA: N. Djordjevic  (1905)  Estimation of size-dependent strength of rock with the aid of Weibull statistics

MLA: N. Djordjevic Estimation of size-dependent strength of rock with the aid of Weibull statistics. The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining, 1905.

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