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Rock mass classification - Rocscience Inc.
www.rocscience.com1. Rock mass classification Introduction During the feasibility and preliminary design stages of a project, when very little detailed ... general tunnelling approach known as the New Austrian Tunnelling Method. ... - 3.3 Jv (1) where . J.
HEALTH & SAFETY ANNUAL REPORT
74f85f59f39b887b696f-ab656259048fb93837ecc0ecbcf0c557.r23.cf3.rackcdn.comINTRODUCTION In the past year, we have made significant progress on constructing the running and platform tunnels as well as Crossrail’s new stations. The final tunnel commenced this year and in 2015 all tunnel boring machine activity will be complete.
GUIDETO SOIL NAIL DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION
www.cedd.gov.hk1. INTRODUCTION 13 1.1 PURPOSE AND SCOPE 13 2. APPLICATIONS 15 ... 3.1 Two-zone Model of a Soil-nailed System 22 ... technique (Clouterre, 1991; FHWA, 1998). The New Austrian Tunnelling Method introduced in the early 1960s was the premier prototype to use steel bars and shotcrete to reinforce the ground. With the increasing use of the technique ...
Best Practice in Benchmarking - GOV.UK
assets.publishing.service.gov.uk23 Introduction 23 Top-down benchmarking 24 Step 1: Confirm the project objectives and set the metrics 27 Step 2: Break the project into major components for benchmarking 28 Step 3: Develop templates for data gathering 31 Step 4: Scope sources and gather data 34 Step 5: Validate and re-base the data 37 Step 6: Produce and test the benchmark figure
Conveyor Chain - Renold
www.renold.comRenold Conveyor Chain Catalogue I 3 Table of Contents Section 1 - Conveyor Products and Dimensions Conveyor chain introduction 5-7 BS conveyor chain dimensions 8-9 BS rollers and connecting links 10 Extra strength conveyor chain 11-12 Extra strength rollers and connecting links 13 BS attachments 14-20 BS spigot pins 21 BS outboard rollers 22
Hoek-Brown failure criterion – 2002 Edition
www.rocscience.com1. INTRODUCTION Hoek and Brown [1, 2] introduced their failure criterion in an attempt to provide input data for the analyses required for the design of underground excavations in hard rock. The criterion was derived from the results of research into the brittle failure of intact rock by Hoek [3] and on model studies of
CODE OF PRACTICE - SafeWork NSW
www.safework.nsw.gov.auExcavation work Code of Practice Page 7 of 71 1. Introduction Excavation collapses are particularly dangerous. They can occur quickly, limiting the ability