Rock Burst Theory and Its Application

Author: Zhang Jichun
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Publish Date: 2001-05-01
Features: This book is a specialized monograph on the theory of rock mass blasting fragmentation and its applications, divided into eight chapters. Chapter 1 reviews the research status and main issues of domestic and international studies. Chapter 2 proposes the Cantor set distribution of joint spacing, achieving Monte Carlo simulation for the calculation of natural rock mass fragmentation. Chapter 3 discusses the relationship between blasting fragmentation and crushing mechanisms. Chapter 4 establishes a damage mechanics model (BDM) for rock mass blasting fragmentation. Chapter 5 applies stereology principles to propose a new method for determining the composition of blasting debris fragmentation. Chapter 6 introduces a grey relational analysis method for identifying the main factors affecting rock mass blasting quality. Chapter 7 presents practical applications of the theory. Chapter 8 summarizes and looks ahead to the entire book. This book can serve as a reference for production and research personnel engaged in blasting engineering in industries such as mining, water conservancy and hydropower, transportation, and related universities and colleges.