Arild Palmstrom, Hakan Stille ... 444 pages - Publisher: ICE Publishing; 2nd edition (January, 2015) ...
Language: English - ISBN-10: 0727759957 - ISBN-13: 978-0727759955 ...
The first book to focus on risk and uncertainty in ground conditions,
Rock Engineering explains the geological principles and concepts
required for successful geotechnical design and engineering of
underground excavations. The book sets out the principles and techniques
required in geology and rock engineering, including details on the
evaluation of uncertainties in the geological and ground conditions, to
support good practice in the design and engineering of underground
projects. New to this edition: Updated throughout in line with new
research results and new examples New aspects on swelling rock (rock
geology) and a more detailed description of testing swelling rock New
section on engineering geological field registrations with forecast on
conditions in tunnel New sections on production capacity for drill and
blast and for TBM".
This fully updated edition has added focus on rock engineering
applications in design, planning and excavation. Special chapters have
been added dealing with the practical use of the Euro Code in rock
design, the design principles of some special underground projects and
three case histories. The ambition is to better cover the complex
engineering geological process in rock construction from ground
investigation to execution.
Rock Engineering, Second Edition:
¢¢outlines strategies for investigating different ground conditions
¢¢discusses new technology and methodology for detecting and analysing
risks, and ensuring safety, accountability and sustainability is
maintained
¢¢applies geological principles in rock engineering to
detailed case study examples
¢¢explains the key principles of design of
surface and underground structures
¢¢evaluates uncertainties in
geological ground conditions
Rock Engineering is a valuable reference
tool for geotechnical engineers, geologists, consultants, contractors,
and advanced students on rock engineering and engineering geology
courses.