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11THCONGRESSOFTHEINTERNATIONALSOCIETYFORROCKMECHANICS © 2007 Taylor & Francis Group, London, UK BALKEMA–ProceedingsandMonographs inEngineering,WaterandEarthSciences © 2007 Taylor & Francis Group, London, UK PROCEEDINGS OF THE 11TH CONGRESS OF THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR ROCK MECHANICS (ISRM2007),LISBON,PORTUGAL,9–13JULY2007 11th Congress of the International Society for Rock Mechanics The Second Half Century of Rock Mechanics VOLUME 1 & 2 Editors L. Ribeiro e Sousa UniversityofPorto,Porto,Portugal C. Olalla CEDEX,Madrid,Spain N. Grossmann LNEC,Lisbon,Portugal LONDON / LEIDEN / NEW YORK / PHILADELPHIA / SINGAPORE © 2007 Taylor & Francis Group, London, UK Taylor&FrancisisanimprintoftheTaylor&FrancisGroup,aninformabusiness ©2007Taylor&FrancisGroup,London,UK TypesetbyCharonTecLtd(AMacmillanCompany),Chennai,India PrintedandboundinGreatBritainbyAntonyRowe(ACPI-groupCompany),Chippenham,Wiltshire Allrightsreserved.Nopartofthispublicationortheinformationcontainedhereinmaybereproduced, storedinaretrievalsystem,ortransmittedinanyformorbyanymeans,electronic,mechanical,by photocopying,recordingorotherwise,withoutwrittenpriorpermissionfromthepublisher. Althoughallcareistakentoensureintegrityandthequalityofthispublicationandtheinformationherein, noresponsibilityisassumedbythepublishersnortheauthorforanydamagetothepropertyor personsasaresultofoperationoruseofthispublicationand/ortheinformationcontainedherein. Publishedby: Taylor&Francis/Balkema P.O.Box447,2300AKLeiden,TheNetherlands e-mail:[email protected] www.taylorandfrancis.co.uk/engineering,www.crcpress.com ISBN13set:978-0-415-45084-3 ISBN13Vol.1:978-0-415-45083-6 ISBN13Vol.2:978-0-415-45085-0 © 2007 Taylor & Francis Group, London, UK Table of contents Preface XIX OrganizingCommittee XXI InternationalScientificCommittee XXI AdvisoryBoard XXI VOLUME1 1. Rockengineeringandenvironmentalissues Acidsulfiderock:ProblematicaspectsintheBasqueCountry(Spain) 3 V.Ormaetxea Analysisandpredictionofdamagezoneduetosubsidenceconsideringrandomerrors 7 C.Sunwoo&D.W.Ryu Analysisofgroundstabilityintheresidentialregionlocatedonthelimestonecorrosionzone 11 K.C.Han,D.S.Chun&D.W.Ryu AnalysisoftracermigrationprocessinthecrackbymeansofX-rayCT 15 A.Sato&A.Sawada Aninvestigationonlong-termstabilityandintegrityofsurroundingrocksinLongyoucavernscaved2000yearsago 19 YueZ.Q.,LiL.,YangZ.,LuM.,XuJ.H.&ZhengJ. Developmentofanumericalsystemforpredictioncalculationofundergroundclimateinrelationtodesignofpassive coolingofusednuclearfuelbynaturalventilation 23 Y.Mizuta,Q.Chen&T.Koga DieRohrvortriebefürdenRegenüberlaufkanalNeckarhafen(Pipejackingfortheproject “RegenüberlaufkanalNeckarhafen”) 27 C.Erichsen,A.Gekeler&C.-D.Hauck ExcavationDamagedZone(EDZ)intheMeuseHauteMarneundergroundresearchlaboratory 33 G.Armand,Y.Wileveau,J.Morel,M.Cruchaudet&H.Rebours ExperimentalstudyonwinderosionoftheconsolidatedancientearthensitebyPSmaterialinNorthwestChina 37 ZhaoH.,WangX.,Li.Z.X.,HanW.F.&GuoQ.L. Faultreactivation,anexampleofenvironmentalimpactsofgroundwaterrisingonurbanareaduetoprevious miningactivities 41 M.H.Yu,I.F.Jefferson&M.G.Culshaw Fluidflowandtracertransportsimulationsforrockfracturesundernormalloadingandsheardisplacement 47 T.Koyama&L.Jing Influenceofwatervaporpressureofsurroundingenvironmentonfracturetoughnessandcrackvelocityofrocks 51 Y.Obara,K.Sasaki,Y.Yoshinaga&Y.Suzuki Measurementofmicrocrackvolumeinlowporositycrystallinerock 55 L.Jacobsson,M.Flansbjer,R.Christiansson&T.Jansson Micromechanicalinvestigationsofthehydro-mechanicalbehaviourofargilliterocksbymeansofopticalfull fieldstrainmeasurementandacousticemissiontechniques 59 F.Valès,M.Bornert,H.Gharbi,D.NguyenMinh&J.C.Eytard Mininginstabilityandthemisuseofthe10-times-seamthicknessrule 63 J.A.Taylor&R.J.Fowell V © 2007 Taylor & Francis Group, London, UK Naturalandthermomechanicalstressfieldmeasurementsatthe“RochersdeValabres”PilotSite LaboratoryinFrance 69 C.Dünner,P.Bigarré,C.Clément,V.Merrien-Soukatchoff&Y.Gunzburger NumericalmodelingofthefloodingofabandonedironminesinLorraine(France):Coupled hydromechanicalapproach 73 D.Grgic,F.Homand&A.Giraud PlanungdesNeckardükersSirnauinEsslingen(PlanningoftheNeckarundercrossingSirnauinEsslingen) 77 U.Heinemann&M.Tegelkamp Rationalizationoftheimpoundmentofarsenic-richmuckutilizingadsorptionofsiltysoil 83 T.Igarashi,H.Imagawa,K.Asakura&K.Kaneko Rockerosioninspillwaychannels–AcasestudyoftheLiggaspillway 87 L.Mörén&J.Sjöberg RockmechanicsresearchforradioactivewastedisposalinFinland 91 E.Johansson,J.A.Hudson,M.Hakala,J.Sjöberg,S.Riikonen&P.Syrjänen Simulationofhydrogeomechanicalresponsesofjointedrockmassestotunnelingandlining 97 J.H.Kihm,S.U.Park&J.M.Kim Subcriticalcrackgrowthingranite 101 Y.Nara&K.Kaneko Thedeterminationofinterpretationuncertaintiesinsubsurfacerepresentations 105 W.Tegtmeier,R.Hack&S.Zlatanova Thermalover-closureofjointsandrockmassesandimplicationsforHLWrepositories 109 N.Barton Waterstorageofthermalwatersinaclosingdownmine(Gavorrano,Italy) 117 C.A.Garzonio 2. Thepathfromcharacterizationtomodelling Acomparisonofstressstrainbehaviourofreconstitutedandnaturalblackcoal 123 D.Jasinge,P.G.Ranjith,J.Kodikara&S.K.Choi Aconstitutivemodelforelasticvisco-plasticbehaviorofweaksandstones 127 M.-C.Weng,L.-S.Tsai,F.-S.Jeng&M.-L.Lin Acorrectioncoefficientofmechanicalparametersofcoalorrocktestsamplesanditsapplicationinroadway supportdesign 131 LiuC.,WuX.&ChenY. Adamage-plasticitymodelforporousgeomaterialsandthesimulationofstrainlocalizationbands 133 ChenX.&YangQ. Adiscussiononthedecreaseofunconfinedcompressivestrengthbetweensaturatedanddryrocksamples 139 M.Romana&B.Vásárhelyi Alaboratorytestingtechniqueandamodelfortheswellingbehaviorofanhydriticrock 143 E.Pimentel Anewproceduretoassessin-siturockstressbyempiricalandprobabilisticmethodologies 147 L.I.GonzálezdeVallejo&T.Hijazo Anewtypeofloadingplatenminimizingfrictionalrestraintatthespecimenboundary 151 M.Sagong,J.G.Kim,S.Kim,J.S.LeeandK.-H.You AreviewoftheCercharandLCPCrockabrasivitymeasurementmethods 155 R.J.Fowell&M.Z.AbuBakar AunifiedprocedureforHoek-Brownpredictionofstrengthandpostyieldbehaviourforrockmassesatthe extremeendsoftherockcompetencyscale 161 T.G.Carter,M.S.Diederichs&J.L.Carvalho Anapplicationofplanarelasticdisplacementsolutionfordoubleholeprobleminback-analysisoftwotesting aditsofThreeGorgesProject,China 165 ZhangL.Q.,YangZ.F.&XuP. VI © 2007 Taylor & Francis Group, London, UK Anintroductiontoversion1.0ofsoftwareonlargedeformationanalysisforsoftrockengineeringatgreatdepth 169 HeM.,ChenX.,LiangG.P.,QianH.S.,ZhouY.F.&ZhuangX.Y. Aninvestigationonthedynamictesting,propertiesandresponsesofsupportsystems 175 L.St-Pierre,F.P.Hassani,J.Ouellet&P.H.Radziszewski Analysisontime-dependentprocessofcrackgrowthandstrengthdegradationofrock 179 J.H.Synn,C.Park&Y.B.Jung Blockformationaroundexcavationsusingdeterministicandprobabilisticmethods 183 A.G.Thompson&C.R.Windsor CharacterizationofvariableweatheredprofilesbyusingDPR 187 A.VianadaFonseca&S.Coelho Classificationofanisotropicrocks 191 H.Saroglou&G.Tsiambaos ComparingtheRQDandtheCvalues 197 Á.Váró,B.Vásárhelyi&L.Kovács Comparisonofhand-mappingwithremotedatacapturesystemsforeffectiverockmasscharacterisation 201 J.S.Coggan,A.Wetherelt,X.P.Gwynn&Z.N.Flynn Contributionfortheknowledgeofthefracturingandhydrauliccharacterizationofthegraniticplutonof CastroDaireregion–Viseu(Portugal) 207 L.M.FerreiraGomes,L.AndradePais&E.Mendes Determinationoforthotropicanisotropyoflayeredrock–Backanalysisfromloadingtestsinarbitrarydirections 211 K.Shin,K.Ogawa&T.Yokoyama Determiningfracturesizeprobabilitydistributionfunctionsfromtracelengthprobabilitydistributionfunctions 215 F.Tonon Developmentofrockjointswithtimeandconsequencesforengineering 223 S.Hencher&R.Knipe Discontinuitydistributioningranitesanditseffectsonrockmassclassification 227 ShangY.,ShiY.,YuanG.&SunY. Discretefracturenetworkmodellingandcharacterisationofrockmassesforblockcavingdesign 231 N.T.Ford,R.J.Pine&Z.N.Flynn Effectofconfiningpressure,intermediateprincipalstressandminimumprincipalstressonthe mechanicalbehaviorofasandstone 237 M.Kwas´niewski&M.Takahashi Effectofjointparametersonthestress-strainresponseofrocks 243 G.Arunakumari&G.MadhaviLatha Effectofrockbridgecontinuityandareaonshearbehaviorofjoints 247 A.Ghazvinian,M.R.Nikudel&V.Sarfarazi Ellipsoidalelasticityforanisotropicrocksandrockmasses 251 A.Pouya&M.Chalhoub Estimationofrockmassstrengthanddeformabilityfora30mcubeinthreedimensionsincluding anisotropy–Acasestudy 255 P.H.S.W.Kulatilake,J.Park&J.-G.Um Estimationofuniaxialcompressivestrengthofclay-bearingweakrocksusingneedlepenetrationresistance 265 Z.A.Erguler&R.Ulusay EvaluationofBraziliantensilestrengthintransverselyisotropicsandstone 269 A.Tavallali,B.Debecker&A.Vervoort EvaluationoffracturingprocessofsoftrocksatgreatdepthbyAEmeasurementandDEMsimulation 273 Y.Mito,C.S.Chang,K.Aoki,H.Matsui,S.Niunoya&M.Minami Evaluationofgroundwaterflowduringexcavationofshaftsbyinversionoftiltdata 277 K.Matsuki,K.Nakatani,T.Arai,K.Ohmura,R.Takeuchi,Y.Arai&S.Takeuchi Experimentalanalysesofstrainrateeffectoffrozenclayinthelowtemperature 281 MaQ.,CaiM.,HuS.&ChenB. VII © 2007 Taylor & Francis Group, London, UK Experimentalstudyontheseepagecharacteristicsofrockmassunderunloadingcondition 285 LiuX.R.,LiangN.H.&BaoT. ExtensionoftheHoek-Brownfailurecriteriontothreedimensions 289 A.Serrano,J.Estaire&C.Olalla Fracturecharacterisationdeterminedbynumericalmodellinganalyses 293 Z.N.Flynn&R.J.Pine Fracturemappingusing3Dlaserscanningtechniques 299 S.Slob,H.R.G.K.Hack,Q.Feng,K.Röshoff&A.K.Turner Geomechanicaltestsandtheirapplicationsinrockanchoragedesign 303 KangH.&LinJ. GeotechnicalmappingevaluationofrockgroynesinEspinhoarea(NWPortugal) 307 A.C.Pires&H.I.Chaminé GeotechnicalpropertiesinanalterationprofileofthegraniteofCovilhã 311 V.M.Cavaleiro,P.G.Almeida&J.F.Riscado InfluenceofchemicalattackonphysicalandmechanicalpropertiesofsomedimensionstonesfromBrazil 315 M.deP.Bastos,E.G.Marques&F.J.M.Sossai Interpretationofrockjointorientationsexposedontherockfacesusingamultistageconvergence photogrammetrictechnique 319 J.Kim,S.O.Choi&D.H.Kim Inversionofdryingtestsonpartiallysaturatedargilliteforhydromechanicalparameteridentification 323 R.Giot,A.Giraud,F.Homand&K.Su Laboratorymeasurementsofhydraulicexchangesandassociatedhydromechanicalcouplingsbetween fractureandrockmassinthecaseofasandstone 327 M.Souley,M.Boulon,I.Rahmani&A.Thoraval Laboratorystudyonthecharacteristicsofbreakoutunderpolyaxialstressconditions 331 D.S.Cheon,C.Park,J.H.Synn&S.Jeon Laboratorytestingmethodsforin-situstressmeasurementandtime-to-failureprediction 335 A.Lehtonen,S.Mononen&J.Antikainen Modelfailuretestsonrockanchors 339 S.García-Wolfrum,A.Serrano&C.Olalla Moment-frequencydistributionusedasaconstraintforhydro-mechanicalmodelinginfracturenetworks 343 D.Bruel&J.Charlety Newinsightsonthegeomechanicalconceptofjointroughness 347 M.J.A.Leal-Gomes&C.Dinis-da-Gama Newmodelforthevolumetricstrainofrocksunderhighdifferentialstressandlargesheardisplacement 351 M.Takahashi,T.Takemura,M.Kato,M.Kwas´niewski&X.Li Newpeakshearstrengthcriteriaforanisotropicrockjointsusingquantifiedjointroughnessparameters 355 D.Y.Kim&Y.N.Lee NewZealandgreywackecharacteristicsandinfluencesonrockmassbehaviour 359 L.Richards&S.A.L.Read Non-destructiveevaluationofthestablebehaviorofaquasi-brittlesandstone 365 M.P.Luong,M.EmamiTabrizi,B.Halphen&J.C.Eytard NumericalanalysisoffracturetoughnesswithChevronBendtest 369 T.Ha,W.-B.Kim,J.-H.Jeong,H.-S.Yang&M.-H.Jang Numericalexaminationofflowmechanismduringshearinarockjoint 373 Y.Mitani,T.Esaki,H.Ikemi&F.Vallier Numericalmodellingofthemechanicalbehaviourofbimrock 377 M.Barbero,M.Bonini&M.Borri-Brunetto Obtainingmodelingparametersforengineeringdesignbyrockmasscharacterization 381 M.Cai&P.K.Kaiser VIII © 2007 Taylor & Francis Group, London, UK PredictingweatheringgradesbySchmidthammertest:Aninvestigationongraniticrockmaterialsfrom SoutheasternBrazil 385 A.Basu,T.B.Celestino&A.A.Bortolucci Probabilisticanalysisofblockstabilityinundergroundexcavationsusingrealisticfracturenetworkmodels 391 K.M.Moffitt&S.F.Rogers ProblemsandexperimentalmethodsofsurfacesoftrockinNanning,Guangxi,P.R.China 395 X.G.Zhang&N.P.Yi Propagationoflarge,twinnedfracturesinshear–Anumericalinvestigation 399 H.Hakami Real-timeCTtestingofrockdamageevolutionmechanismundertriaxialcompression 403 GeX.&RenJ. Recentdevelopmentsforautomaticidentificationofrockdiscontinuitysets 407 R.Jimenez-Rodriguez&C.D.Klose SensitivityanalysisoftheHoek-Diederichsrockmassdeformationmodulusestimatingformula 411 P.Ván&B.Vásárhelyi Settingupanewdirectsheartestingapparatus 415 G.Barla,M.Barla,M.Camusso&M.E.Martinotti ShearbehaviorofrockjointsunderCNSconditions 419 Y.Kim,S.Kim&J.Kim Simulationandvisualisationoftheinstallationofcableboltanchors 423 A.G.Thompson Strainsofteningbehaviourandconstitutivemodelingofschist 427 RakeshKumar,K.G.Sharma&A.Varadarajan Stresspathsinlaboratoryrockjointsheartests 431 J.Muralha Stressrecoveryprocedurefordiscontinuousdeformationanalysis 435 Z.Y.Zhao,J.Gu&H.R.Bao Studyonthenumericalmodelingofcrackpropagationinrockbythedistinctelementmethod 439 T.Funatsu,M.Ishikawa,Q.Li,N.Shimizu&M.Seto Swellingpressureofmudstoneundercyclicwettinganddrying 443 R.Doostmohammadi,M.Moosavi,Th.Mutschler&C.Osan SynergeticeffectandvisiblesimulationofAEinrockmassfailureprocess 447 YuG.,XuY.,ZhangM.,TangC.&PanY. TheBaixoAlentejo(Portugal)flyschrocks:Physicalpropertiesandcorrelations 451 A.B.Pinho,I.M.R.Duarte&J.A.Rodrigues-Carvalho ThedilationpotentialofroughrockjointsunderCNLandCNSconditions 455 M.Pötsch,M.Blümel,T.Schieg&C.Seywald Theeffectofscaleonthesurfacedamageandasperitydegradationofrockjoint 461 N.Fardin Theeffectofstoneconsolidationonthephysicalpropertiesofporouslimestone:Arockmechanicalapproach 465 Z.Pápay&Á.Török Thelocaldegradationapproachappliedtothemodellingofbrittlefractureofanisotropicheterogeneousrock 469 S.C.Yuan&J.P.Harrison TheMogi-Coulombtrue-triaxialfailurecriterionandsomeimplicationsforRockEngineering 475 A.M.Al-Ajmi&R.W.Zimmerman Thestrengthofrockdefects–numericalanalysisofscaleeffects 481 Z.H.F.Lai,K.J.Douglas&G.Mostyn TheSyntheticRockMassapproach–Astepforwardinthecharacterizationofjointedrockmasses 485 D.MasIvars,N.Deisman,M.Pierce&C.Fairhurst IX © 2007 Taylor & Francis Group, London, UK Theuseofabonded-particlemodelforstudyingthemechanicalbehaviorofweakrock 491 F.-S.Jeng,H.-H.Li,T.-H.Huang&Y.-M.Hsieh ThermalmodelingusingparticleclustersinPFC 495 T.S.Wanne&R.P.Young Thermo-mechanicalanalysisofjointedrockmassesundercryogenicconditions 499 C.Park,E.-S.Park,C.Park,S.-K.Chung,H.-Y.Kim&D.-H.Lee Three-dimensionalcontinuummodelingofmasonrystructuresapplicationtotheSE/Ecornerofthe AcropoliswallofAthens 503 I.Stefanou,J.Sulem&I.Vardoulakis Time-dependentdamagegrowthandfailuremechanismaroundtunnelunderdeepgeologicalenvironments 509 T.Takemura,A.Golshani,M.Oda,Y.Okui&M.Takahashi UniaxialcompressionbehaviouroftheJarmelogranite(Guarda,Portugal) 513 M.Quinta-Ferreira&A.M.Antão Validationofdeterminationofrockdeformationmodulibydifferentmethods 517 A.I.Savich,E.G.Gaziev,V.I.Rechitski&A.V.Kolichko 3. Slopes,foundationsandopenpitmining 3DsimulationanalysisoffailureofrockslopewithcrackpropagationbyDEM 525 S.Ohtsuki,H.Kusumi&T.Matsuoka Activeandpassiveearthpressuresonretainingwallsassuminganon-linearstrengthcriterionandconstantdilatancy 529 A.Serrano,C.Olalla&A.Perucho Aninnovativeapproachfortheuseof3Dimagesinthemechanicalanalysisofblocksinarockmass 533 M.Pötsch,W.Schubert&A.Gaich Analysisoflaserscannerdatacollectedduringasurveyoffacesinarockquarry 539 T.Rotonda,M.Marsella,L.Lizzadro&A.Ricca AnalysisofstabilityconditionofrockslopeslyingalongafarEastmotorwaybasedonlaserscannersurveys 543 A.M.Ferrero,G.Forlani,M.Migliazza,R.Roncella,P.Grasso&E.Rabbi Anchoringmechanismofself-lockingpre-stressedanchorcableanddesignofself-locker 547 ZhuB.,LiuQ.&WuZ. ApplicationofDOMboreholeinformationforrockslopemonitoring 551 T.F.Cho,G.H.Lee,K.S.Won,Y.J.Kim&J.W.Choi AssessmentofrockmassdeformationandslopestabilitypredictionsofOdessaPortplant 555 E.Freiberg,E.Bellendir,A.Fedchun,A.Elkin,G.Bich&E.Cherkez Bearingcapacityofjointedrockfoundationsundergravityconcretedams 559 A.Fahimifar&M.Imani Briefandsystematicevaluationfordeformationcharacteristicsofdamsiterockmassbyshockresponsevalue 563 Y.Ito,K.Agui,K.Kikuchi,M.Fujieda,T.Kobayashi&T.Saito ChallengingproblemsintheXiaowansuperlargearchdamunderconstruction 567 ZhouW.,LinP.,YangQ.&YangR. ControllingoftheJietaiTemplelandslide,Beijing 571 WangZ. Deformationreinforcementtheoryanditsapplicationinthedamtoeanchoragedesign 575 YangQ.,ChenY.R.&LiuY. ElCuneslideinmudstonesandshalesinColombia:Historyandanalyses 579 A.J.Gonzalez-Garcia&J.Montero-Olarte Evaluatingtheadhesionstrengthofdifferentsealantsonkimberlite 585 S.Saydam&Y.S.Docrat Evaluationoftherockmasspropertiesusingthedownholehammerdrillinglogs 589 J.P.Tshibangu,S.Wittemans,B.Deschamps&S.Duray ExcavationofrockconcretionsinHambachopencastmine:Insitutests 593 R.M.Schmitz X © 2007 Taylor & Francis Group, London, UK

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