Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![Numerical Simulations for Rock Fracturing by Destress Blasting]( "Numerical Simulations for Rock Fracturing by Destress Blasting")
Numerical Simulations for Rock Fracturing by Destress Blasting51,99 €![PROBABILISTIC MODELING OF FAILURE IN ROCK SLOPES]( "PROBABILISTIC MODELING OF FAILURE IN ROCK SLOPES")
PROBABILISTIC MODELING OF FAILURE IN ROCK SLOPES38,99 €![Well Analysis in Naturally Fractured Reservoir Using Elliptical Flow]( "Well Analysis in Naturally Fractured Reservoir Using Elliptical Flow")
Well Analysis in Naturally Fractured Reservoir Using Elliptical Flow51,99 €![Added Masses of Ship Structures]( "Added Masses of Ship Structures")
Added Masses of Ship Structures147,99 €![Peridynamic Modeling, Numerical Techniques, and Applications]( "Peridynamic Modeling, Numerical Techniques, and Applications")
Peridynamic Modeling, Numerical Techniques, and Applications176,99 €![Dynamic Description Technology of Fractured Vuggy Carbonate Gas Reservoirs]( "Dynamic Description Technology of Fractured Vuggy Carbonate Gas Reservoirs")
Dynamic Description Technology of Fractured Vuggy Carbonate Gas Reservoirs124,99 €![Petroleum Rock Mechanics]( "Petroleum Rock Mechanics")
Petroleum Rock Mechanics87,99 €
The inherent complexities in the mechanical behavior
of rock masses come from the discontinuous nature of
rock masses. The scale effects of jointed rock
masses, rock fracture propagation, and the effects
of groundwater are postulated to be paradigmatic
components of these complexities, and a proper
incorporation of these components into an analysis
is crucial to construction and design involving
jointed rock masses. In this book, the modeling of
scale effects was tackled by a proposed two-scale
approach through the use of the primary joint set
and the secondary joint set. The modeling of
fracture propagation was based on the theory of
linear elastic fracture mechanics. The stress
intensity factors were computed by both displacement-
based and energy-based methods. The maximum stress
criterion was employed for fracture propagation.
Furthermore, the modeling of the effects of
groundwater on joints was introduced by considering
water as pressure acting on the joint surface.
Application examples were provided to demonstrate
the applicability of the developed numerical
framework.
of rock masses come from the discontinuous nature of
rock masses. The scale effects of jointed rock
masses, rock fracture propagation, and the effects
of groundwater are postulated to be paradigmatic
components of these complexities, and a proper
incorporation of these components into an analysis
is crucial to construction and design involving
jointed rock masses. In this book, the modeling of
scale effects was tackled by a proposed two-scale
approach through the use of the primary joint set
and the secondary joint set. The modeling of
fracture propagation was based on the theory of
linear elastic fracture mechanics. The stress
intensity factors were computed by both displacement-
based and energy-based methods. The maximum stress
criterion was employed for fracture propagation.
Furthermore, the modeling of the effects of
groundwater on joints was introduced by considering
water as pressure acting on the joint surface.
Application examples were provided to demonstrate
the applicability of the developed numerical
framework.