| Description |
1 online resource (481 p.) |
| Contents |
Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Conference organization -- Foreword -- Proceedings dedication -- Table of Contents -- Part I -- Laboratory and in-situ testing -- Acoustic emission in salt during incremental creep tests -- The acoustic emission of the salt massifs -- Dependence between loading speed and fracture strength -- Salt extrusion-rates in the Zagros -- Geodynamic research on the mirovo salt deposit near Provadia, NE Bulgaria -- Part II -- Coupled effects and permeability -- Effects of fluid-rock interaction on mechanical behavior of rock salt |
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Humidity induced creep and it's relation to the dilatancy boundary -- Mechanical phenomena and ground water at salnic saline -- Permeation and development of dilatancy in rock salt -- Part III -- Creep/damage and dilatancy -- Application of numerical optimization search techniques in field tests to the determination of creep parameters of salt rocks -- Creep of rock salt under small loading -- Dilatancy as related to evolutive damage -- A material model for rock salt including structural damages as well as practice-oriented applications -- On the third-power creep law for salt in mine conditions |
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Creep law to describe the transient, stationary and accelerating phases -- Part IV -- Constitutive modeling -- Extrapolation of creep of rock salt with the composite model -- Mechanical behavior around spherical cavities -- Non-elastic instantaneous response in rock rheology -- Part V -- Crushed salt behavior -- Crushed-salt constitutive model -- Mechanical and permeability properties of dynamically compacted crushed salt -- Consolidation behavior of dry crushed salt: Triaxial tests, benchmark exercise, and in-situ validation -- Part VI -- Numerical modeling |
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Stress distribution of rock around a horizontal tunnel -- Comparative study of the convergence of a tunnel excavated in rock salt: Mathematical modelling, in-situ measurement, and numerical solution -- Numerical modelling in viscoplastic rock salt -- Numerical methods in rate-type viscoplasticity -- Part VII -- Storage and disposal projects -- Geological and geomechanical conditions of depth location and effective capacity of natural gas storage caverns in polish salt domes -- Salt formations of Ukraine: Storage and disposal projects |
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Feasibility study of large volume gas storage in rock salt caverns by numerical method -- Development of a statistical technique for prediction of ground conditions at the WIPP site -- Computation of the extend of the disturbed rock zone surrounding long-term excavations in rock salt -- Thermomechanical analyses for the TSS-experiment and comparison with in-situ measurements -- Part VIII -- Mining application -- Risk analysis for a well brine using DKR control method with application to slanic salt brine -- Some new developments about safety analysis and mechanical behaviour of salt cavities |
| Notes |
Description based upon print version of record |
| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Hardy, H. R
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Simionescu, R. O
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| ISBN |
9781000151237 |
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1000151239 |
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