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Time-dependency in rock mechanics and rock engineering

By: Aydan, Omer.
Series: Institute society for rock mechanics (ISRM) book series / edited by Xia-Ting Feng; v.2. Publisher: Boca Raton CRC Press 2017Description: viii, 246p.ISBN: 9781138028630.Subject(s): Rock mechanics | Water-rock interactionDDC classification: 624.1 | Ay19t Summary: This book is concerned with time-dependency in rock mechanics and rock engineering, whose spectrum is very wide. While the term “time-dependency” involves time-dependent behavior/rate-dependent behavior of rocks in a conventional sense, this books attempts to cover the spectrum as much as possible including coupled processes of thermal, hydrological and diffusions in rocks. It presents theoretical formulations, experiments, numerical formulation and examples of applications. Of paramount concern is the long-term response and stability of rock engineering structures, including for instance man-made and natural slopes and underground facilities such as tunnels and powerhouses.
List(s) this item appears in: New Arrival Oct. 22-28, 2018
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This book is concerned with time-dependency in rock mechanics and rock engineering, whose spectrum is very wide. While the term “time-dependency” involves time-dependent behavior/rate-dependent behavior of rocks in a conventional sense, this books attempts to cover the spectrum as much as possible including coupled processes of thermal, hydrological and diffusions in rocks. It presents theoretical formulations, experiments, numerical formulation and examples of applications. Of paramount concern is the long-term response and stability of rock engineering structures, including for instance man-made and natural slopes and underground facilities such as tunnels and powerhouses.

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