1971
DOI: 10.1051/lhb/1971020
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Les ouvrages en charge de l'aménagement Capivari-Cachoeira Conclusions sur quelques aspects généraux des souterrains à forte pression

Abstract: C"") J. \VILHELM. « ObservaI ion des mouvements d'une nappe d'cau souterraine entourant une galerie d'adduction d'cau en rocher »,

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“…The technique of rock breakage using explosives involves drilling blast holes by percussive or rotary means, loading the blast holes with explosive and then detonating the explosive in each hole in sequence. Mechanical excavation involves two types of boring machines:partial‐face machines, which have a cutting head on the end of a movable boom, the entire machine normally being track mounted; andfull‐face machines that have a rotating head armed with cutters, that completely fill the tunnel cross‐section and hence excavates, almost invariably, a circular tunnel.The excavation operation brings about a displacement in the rock face that occurs because of the removal of stressed rock, thus allowing the remaining rock to move on unloading (Bouvard et al , 1992). As a result, a protection system is often applied to the rock face to reduce the likelihood of rock fragmentation and spalling and to catch any falling debris.…”
Section: Underground Structures Projectmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The technique of rock breakage using explosives involves drilling blast holes by percussive or rotary means, loading the blast holes with explosive and then detonating the explosive in each hole in sequence. Mechanical excavation involves two types of boring machines:partial‐face machines, which have a cutting head on the end of a movable boom, the entire machine normally being track mounted; andfull‐face machines that have a rotating head armed with cutters, that completely fill the tunnel cross‐section and hence excavates, almost invariably, a circular tunnel.The excavation operation brings about a displacement in the rock face that occurs because of the removal of stressed rock, thus allowing the remaining rock to move on unloading (Bouvard et al , 1992). As a result, a protection system is often applied to the rock face to reduce the likelihood of rock fragmentation and spalling and to catch any falling debris.…”
Section: Underground Structures Projectmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This will result in a reduction in the number of excavation operations that are repeated, by completing an operation every 1.5 m instead of every 1 m as considered in the initial process. Note that the recommended intervals are 0.8 to 1.5 m (Bouvard et al ., 1992; Panet, 1995). This approach is supported by numerical simulation (Figure 6).…”
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“…Admis depuis longtemps dans les sols pulvérulents, [l] et [2] ci-dessus l'ont étendu au béton. Repris dans [3], [4], [5] et [6] pour être appliqué à du rocher, il semble avoir expliqué plusieurs phénomènes importants.…”
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