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Application of Fault Stability Analysis Techniques for Design of Deep Engineering Projects

Author(s)
Carter, T.G.
Valley, Benoît  
Laboratoire de géothermie et géomécanique des réservoirs  
Publisher
American Rock Mechanics Association
Date issued
June 23, 2013
From page
74
To page
85
Abstract
Because of the potentially problematic conditions created to deep mining or civil projects by adverse fault slip behaviour, assessing what geological structures are under a critical stress state is becoming an increasingly important endeavour. This paper presents common structural geology techniques that are not widely known or regularly applied either for deep civil engineering design or for deep high stress mining, but which can have merit for risk minimization for excavation development. Several techniques are explored and guidelines for using fault mapping data and applying stress inversion approaches are presented for advancing understanding of past and current stress state – both of which are key to establishing propensity for slip on geological structures.
Notes
2023
Event name
Rock Mechanics/Geomechanics Symposium
Location
San Francisco, CA, USA
Publication type
conference paper
Identifiers
https://libra.unine.ch/handle/20.500.14713/21531
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