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  • 1
    ISSN: 1476-4687
    Source: Nature Archives 1869 - 2009
    Topics: Biology , Chemistry and Pharmacology , Medicine , Natural Sciences in General , Physics
    Notes: [Auszug] Oxic pore waters were collected at MANOP site S in the central equatorial Pacific; suboxic pore-water samples were collected at the Patton Escarpment (Southern California Borderland)3. Subcores taken with plastic core liners from box cores were sectioned and centrifuged at in situ temperatures and, ...
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    Rock mechanics and rock engineering 22 (1989), S. 189-203 
    ISSN: 1434-453X
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Architecture, Civil Engineering, Surveying , Geosciences
    Notes: Summary Porous or clastic rocks often have elastic moduli which are not constant but increase with increasing minor principal stress. The use of classical constant modulus linear elasticity in these cases can lead to erroneous predictions of the deformations and of the initiation and extent of failure around underground excavations. To illustrate these effects, solutions are developed for axisymmetric excavations in infinite media having power law and exponential variations of elastic modulus with minor principal stress. The maximum stress concentrations do not occur at the excavation boundaries and are less than the constant value of 2.0 given by constant modulus elasticity. When modified slightly to allow for test boundary conditions, the theory gives predictions that are consistent with aspects of the results obtained in hydrostatic compression tests on thick walled cylinders of three sedimentary rocks.
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    Rock mechanics and rock engineering 25 (1992), S. 67-87 
    ISSN: 1434-453X
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Architecture, Civil Engineering, Surveying , Geosciences
    Notes: Summary Usually, rock joints are observed in outcrops and excavation walls only as traces. Under some assumptions about the shapes of the joints and the nature of their size distributions, the underlying joint size distribution can be estimated from trace length measurements. However, the interpretation of trace length distributions from line mapping data should be approached with caution. The data are always length-biased and furthermore, the semi-trace length, the trace length, and the underlying joint size may have different distributional forms. Semi-trace length distributions are monotonic decreasing functions not sensitive to changes in the real trace length distributions. Experimental full trace length distributions are shown to have lognormal distributions and to be insensitive to major changes in the underlying joint size distributions. Under the assumptions of joint convexity and circularity a parametric model for the three-dimensional distribution of joint sizes is developed. A maximum likelihood estimation of the distribution of joint diameters, which best reflects the observed joint trace data, and corrects simultaneously for joint censoring, truncation and size bias, is developed. The theory is illustrated with numerical examples using data collected from five field sites.
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    Rock mechanics and rock engineering 3 (1971), S. 217-224 
    ISSN: 1434-453X
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Architecture, Civil Engineering, Surveying , Geosciences
    Description / Table of Contents: Zusammenfassung Optimale Aufzeichnung des Bruchablaufes von Gestein in servo-gesteuerten Laborversuchen Studien zum Bruch von Gesteinsproben wurden kürzlich mit einem elektronisch geregelten Belastungssystem vorgenommen. Bei diesem System werden Meßdaten der über die maximale Bruchverformung hinaus deformierten Probe mit einem vorgegebenen Verformungs-Programm elektronisch verglichen und das hydraulische Belastungs-System wird dementsprechend kontinuierlich geregelt. Ein optimaler Ablauf des Bruchvorganges wird gewährleistet, wenn das Regelsystem durch möglichst feinstufige Meßdaten der Bruchverformung gesteuert wird. Jede gewünschte zusätzliche physikalische Größe kann dann unabhängig davon gemessen werden. Die Meßmethode wurde bei einachsigen Belastungsversuchen von verschiedenen Gesteinsproben angewendet, wobei zur Steuerung des Regelsystems die gemessene Verformung normal zur Belastungsrichtung gewählt wurde. Dabei war es möglich, auch den Bruch solcher Gesteinsproben zu beherrschen, welche bei früheren Versuchen, bei denen der Vorgang aufgrund der Verformung in Belastungsrichtung mit stetigem Verlauf programmiert wurde, explosionsartig geborsten waren.
    Abstract: Résumé Pour un meilleur contrôle de la rupture des roches dans les essais de laboratoire sur machines asservies Des études récentes sur la rupture des roches ont fait usage de machines d'essai asservies. La réponse de l'éprouvette en cours de rupture est comparée électroniquement à un programme fixé à l'avance, et le système hydraulique est ajusté continuellement et automatiquement pour faire coïncider la réponse avec le programme. On suggère que le meilleur contrôle sera obtenu, quel que soit l'essai, si le signal utilisé représente l'indicateur le plus sensible de la progression de la rupture. Toute autre grandeur physique qui est jugée nécessaire peut alors être enregistrée indépendamment. Cette méthode a été appliquée à la compression monoaxiale de diverses roches, en employant comme signal la déformation transversale. On a pu ainsi régulariser la rupture de certaines roches, qui était explosive dans des essais antérieurs où la déformation axiale augmentait suivant un programme monotone. (Dans cet article, la rupture est un processus, comportant notamment la naissance et le développement de fissures, qui ne peut être observé, avec les machines d'essai classiques, à cause de l'explosion due à une libération brutale de l'énergie de déformation emmaganisée dans la presse. Le “contrôle” de la rupture, au sens anglais, correspond à une régularisation de ce processus. Note de la Rédaction.)
    Notes: Summary Optimizing the Control of Rock Failure in Servo-Controlled Laboratory Tests Recent studies of rock failure have been made with a closed loop servo-controlled testing machine. Feedback from the failing specimen is electronically compared with a pre-determined program and the hydraulic system is continuously and automatically adjusted to ensure that feedback and program are coincident. It is suggested that optimum control of rock failure in any laboratory test is achieved when the closed loop feedback represents the most sensitive indicator of failure. Any required experimental output can then be independently monitored. This method was applied to a variety of rock specimens loaded in uniaxial compression using lateral displacement as feedback. It was possible to control the failure of some rocks which had failed explosively in previous tests where the axial displacement had been programmed to increase monotonically.
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    Rock mechanics and rock engineering 4 (1972), S. 1-24 
    ISSN: 1434-453X
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Architecture, Civil Engineering, Surveying , Geosciences
    Description / Table of Contents: Zusammenfassung Der gesteuerte Bruch hohler Gesteinszylinder unter einachsigem Druck Das Verhalten hohler Gesteinszylinder unter einachsigem Druck ist eingehend beschrieben. Die Methode der endlichen Elemente ermöglicht die Berechnung der elastischen Spannungsverteilung und zeigt, daß die radialen Spannungen im Hohlzylinder bedeutend geringer sind als im massiven. Der Gebrauch von Druckplatten vom gleichen Querschnitt wie dem der Probe verbessert die Gleichförmigkeit der Spannungen wesentlich. Servo-gesteuerte einachsige Druckversuche an dichtwandigen hohlen und an massiven Proben von weißem Tennessee-Marmor lassen keine wesentlichen Unterschiede zwischen dem Verhalten der beiden Probenarten erkennen. Ähnliche Festigkeiten und Brucherscheinungen sind im hohlen und massiven Zylinder beobachtet worden. In Versuchen mit servo-gesteuerten starren und in konventionellen Maschinen folgt der progressiven Bildung einer großen Anzahl kurzer, etwa axialer Risse die Entstehung von größeren Brucherscheinungen, wie z. B. Abschalungen und Scherbrüche, und zwar deutlich nach dem Scheitelpunkt der Arbeitslinie.
    Abstract: Résumé Fracturation contrôlée de cylindres rocheux creux en compression uniaxiale Une étude détaillée du comportement de cylindres rocheux creux soumis à une compression uniaxiale est faite ici. La répartition des contraintes en milieu élastique déterminée par la méthode des éléments finis a montré que les contraintes radiales étaient beaucoup plus petites dans les cylindres creux que dans les cylindres pleins et que l'uniformité des contraintes pouvait être considérablement améliorée en utilisant des platines de mise en charge ayant la même section que l'éprouvette. Des essais de compression simple effectués avec une presse asservie sur des cylindres de marbre du Tennessee soit pleins soit à paroi épaisse ne montrent aucune différence notable quand au comportement des deux types d'éprouvettes. La résistance à la rupture et les phénomènes de fracturation se sont avérés comparables dans les deux cas. Au cours des essais effectués avec une presse raide asservie et une presse classique, la formation progressive d'un grand nombre de courtes fissures sub axiales est suivie par le développement de macrofractures telles qu'écaillage et cisaillements une fois dépassé le pic de la courbe effort déformation.
    Notes: Summary Controlled Failure of Hollow Rock Cylinders in Uniaxial Compression Detailed consideration is given to the behavior of hollow rock cylinders loaded in uniaxial compression. Elastic stress distributions calculated by the finite element method show that radial stresses are considerably lower in hollow than in solid cylinders, and that the uniformity of the stresses can be improved considerably by using loading platens having the same cross-section as the specimen. Servo-controlled uniaxial compression tests carried out on solid and thick-walled cylinders of white Tennessee marble show no essential differences in the behavior of the two specimen types with similar strengths and fracture phenomena being observed. In tests carried out in servo-controlled, stiff, and conventional machines, the progressive formation of large numbers of short subaxial cracks is followed by the development of macrofractures such as slabbing and shearing well past the peak of the stress-strain curve.
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    International Journal for Numerical and Analytical Methods in Geomechanics 12 (1988), S. 679-688 
    ISSN: 0363-9061
    Keywords: Engineering ; Engineering General
    Source: Wiley InterScience Backfile Collection 1832-2000
    Topics: Architecture, Civil Engineering, Surveying , Geosciences
    Notes: A relatively simple yield model is developed for isotropic, porous rocks which yield in a ductile manner. The flow rule and yield function are derived using an adaptation of the work-balance approach of critical state soil mechanics. This adaptation allows for the dissipation of work by frictional and volume change mechanisms, including the dissipation of frictional work at sensibly constant plastic volumetric strain. The yield model uses two material parameters - a basic frictional parameter and a plastic volumetric strain adjustment parameter which is assumed to be constant for the yield locus corresponding to a particular specific volume. The model gives excellent fits to yield loci for two limestones, a chalk and gypsum plaster prepared at different initial void ratios.
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