Micro Seismic Monitoring and Analysis for Rock Burst Prone Tunnels Utilizing TBMs

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
G. Peach G. A. Rosario
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Dec 1, 2022

Abstract

Twin 8.5 m diameter, 10 km long headrace tunnels under overburdens of up to 1870 m were excavated for the neelum jhelum hydroelectric project in north-eastern pakistan using two main beam gripper tunnel boring machines (tbms). Rock bursts were encountered and presented a significant danger to personnel and equipment. Micro seismic monitoring was installed to analyze rock burst characteristics and to create a database for future reference. Correlation of rock burst characteristics improved the ability to predict the likelihood, location, severity, and number of rock burst events. This paper presents the analysis of the micro seismic data
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APA: G. Peach G. A. Rosario  (2022)  Micro Seismic Monitoring and Analysis for Rock Burst Prone Tunnels Utilizing TBMs

MLA: G. Peach G. A. Rosario Micro Seismic Monitoring and Analysis for Rock Burst Prone Tunnels Utilizing TBMs. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2022.

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