International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciences and Geomechanics Abstracts 1991: Vol 28 Index & Table of Contents

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International Journal of
Rock Mechanics
and
Mining Sciences
Volume 28 1991
List of Contents and Author Index
Editor -in - Chief:
J. A. Hudson, Imperial College, London, UK
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CONTENTS OF VOLUME 28
NUMBER 1
J. A. Hudson Editorial
1
T. J. Boone, A. R. Ingraffea Simulation of hydraulic fracture propagation in poro-
and J.-C. Roegiers elastic rock with application to stress measurement
techniques
C. S. Desai and K. L. Fishman Plasticity-based constitutive model with associated
testing for joints
P. R. Sheorey Experiences with application of the NGI classification to
coal measures
G. Wijk Rotary drilling prediction
Z. P. Bazant, R. Gettu Identification of nonlinear fracture properties from size
and M. T. Kazemi effect tests and structural analysis based on geometry-
dependent A -curves
C. D. Martin and R. Christiansson Overcoring in highly stressed granite—the influence of
microcracking
Technical Notes
R. Duclos and J. Paquet High-temperature behaviour of basalts—role of tempera-
ture and strain rate on compressive strength and K,,
toughness of partially glassy basalts at atmospheric
pressure
S. Okubo, Y. Nishimatsu and Complete creep curves under uniaxial compression
K. Fukui
P.-J. Périé and P. Monteiro Determination of fracture mechanism by microscopic
observation of cracks
W. H. Gerstle and A. R. Ingraffea Compliance ard stress-intensity factor calibration of the
CENRBB specimen using the boundary element method
X. D. Pan and M. B. Reed A coupled distinct element-finite element method for
large deformation analysis of rock masses
B. Wu, M.S. King and J. A. Hudson Stress-induced ultrasonic wave velocity anisotropy in a
sandstone
Three-dimensional styrofoam models of blocky rock
masses
W. A. Olsson The compressive strength of tuff as a function of strain
rate from 10°® to 10%/sec
Errata
Geomechanics Abstracts
NUMBER 2/3
J. C. S. Long, K. Karasaki, A. Davey, 121 An inverse approach to the construction of fracture
J. Peterson, M. Landsfeld, hydrology models conditioned by geophysical data: an
J. Kemeny and S. Martel example from the validation exercises at the Stripa mine
N. R. Warpinski and L. W. Teufel /n situ stress measurements at Rainier Mesa, Nevada Test
Site—influence of topography and lithology on the stress
state in tuff
1. Vardoulakis and E. Papamichos Surface instabilities in elastic anisotropic media with
surface-parallel Griffith cracks
C. L. Smither and T. J. Ahrens Displacements from relief of in situ stress by a cylindrical
hole
N. R. Morgenstern and K. Sepehr Time-dependent hydraulic fracturing in potash mines
J. F. Labuz and L. Biolzi Class | vs Class II stability: a demonstration of size effect
L. Holla and M. Buizen The ground movement, strata fracturing and changes in
permeability due to deep longwall mining
Technical Notes
X. Yi, Z. Sun, F. Ouchterlony Fracture toughness of Kallax gabbro and specimen size
and OQ. Stephansson effect
M. Cai and R. iL. Blackwood A technique for the recovery and re-use of CSIRO
hollow inclusion cells
Discussion
M. E. Duncan Fama, R. J. Walton Discussion of paper by Wu Zhenye and Li Shiping, ‘The
and G. Worotnicki generalized plane strain problem and its application in
three-dimensional stress measurement”
Corrigenda 233
Geomechanics Abstracts 63A
NUMBER 4
Y. Wang and M. B. Dusseault 235 Borehole yield and hydraulic fracture initiation in poorly
consolidated rock strata—Part |. Impermeable media
Y. Wang and M. B. Dusseault 247 Borehole yield and hydraulic fracture initiation in poorly
consolidated rock strata—Part Il. Permeable media
M. S. Bruno and F. M. Nakagawa 261 Pore pressure influence on tensile fracture propagation in
sedimentary rock
D. H. Zou and H. D. S. Miller 275 Simulation of microseismic emission during rock failure
T. Ito and K. Hayashi 285 Physical background to the breakdown pressure in
hydraulic fracturing tectonic stress measurements
S. J. Martel and J. E. Peterson Jr 295 Interdisciplinary characterization of fracture systems at
the US/BK site, Grimsel Laboratory, Switzerland
R. W. Zimmerman, S. Kumar Lubrication theory analysis of the permeability of rough-
and G. S. Bodvarsson walled fractures
iv
Technical Notes
Xianbin Yu and B. Vayssade Joint profiles and their roughness parameters
J. L. Ratigan and T. J. Vogt A note on the use of precision level surveys to determine
subsidence rates
Discussion
W. G. Pariseau Discussion of a paper by Wu Zhenye and Li Shiping,
“The generalized plane strain problem and its application
in three-dimensional stress measurement”
Geomechanics Abstracts 199A
NUMBER 5
W. Z. Savage and W. A. Braddock 345 A model for hydrostatic consolidation of Pierre shale
K. Matsuki, S. Matsune 355 Boundary element analysis for standard specimen con-
and H. Takahashi figurations in the ISRM Suggested Methods for Deter-
mining Fracture Toughness of Rock
K. Matsuki, S. S. Hasibuan Specimen size requirements for determining the inherent
and H. Takahashi fracture toughness of rocks according to the ISRM
Suggested Methods
A. Shapiro and J. L. Delport Statistical analysis of jointed rock data
B. Amadei and W. Z. Savage Analysis of borehole expansion and gallery tests in
anisotropic rock masses
A. Ord, |. Vardoulakis Shear band formation in Gosford sandstone
and R. Kajewski
Technical Notes
E. A. Eissa and Z. Sen Intact length correlation in relation to rock quality desig-
nation
Z. Sen and E. A. Eissa Cumulative semivariogram technique for identification of
intact length correlation structure
J. Hadizadeh and R. D. Law Water-weakening of sandstone and quartzite deformed
at various stress and strain rates
H. J. Vinegar, J. A. de Waal CT studies of brittle failure in Castlegate sandstone
and S. L. Wellington
W. W. Wepfer and N. |. Christensen A seismic velocity-confining pressure relation, with
applications
Supplement
M. Mauldon and R. E. Goodman 457 Supplement to paper ‘Rotational kinematics and equi-
librium of blocks in a rock mass”
Geomechanics Abstracts 265A
NUMBER 6
J. M. Kemeny 459 A model for non-linear rock deformation under com-
pression due to sub-critical crack growth
Vv
Y.-W. Pan and J.-J. Dong Time-dependent tunnel convergence—|. Formulation of
the model
Y.-W. Pan and J.-J. Dong Time-dependent tunnel convergence—l!. Advance rate
and tunnel-support interaction
N. A. Filatov and V. M. Barkovskiy Photomechanical modelling in geomechanics
Technical Notes
J. Litwiniszyn Remarks on the equations of state of outburst rocks
regarded as a solid solution
A. |. Oliva, J. H. Balancan, A thermal method to fracture rocks
M. E. Navarro, V. Sosa,
L. A. Maldonado, P. Bartolo,
R. E. Castro and
J. A. Azamar-Barrios
G. Yu, K. Vozoff and D. W. Durney Effects of confining pressure and water saturation on
ultrasonic compressional wave velocities in coals
J. A. Hudson Atlas of Rock Engineering Mechanisms: underground
excavations
M. Sakellariou, B. Nakos and On the fractal character of rock surfaces
C. Mitsakaki
Qing Zhang, Jiarong Song Application of neural network models to rock mechanics
and Xiaoyan Nie and rock engineering
Geomechanics Abstracts
VOL. 28 SUPPLEMENT
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