Project Details
Description
A large polyaxial loading system is being procured, which will be employed to apply triaxial compression to large (l2 x l2 x l2 in) specimens of rock. The equipment to be procured includes flatjacks, hydraulic assemblies, a hydraulic pump, and a data acquisition system. The equipment will initially be utilized to investigate: the spall failures induced in deep bore holes by field stresses and thermal stresses; the shear conductivity for dilatant rock joints; acoustic emission monitoring of fluid injection into various types of rock; failure theories of coal which will include three dimensional stress effects; and inelastic effects and residual strain in stress measurements of rock masses.
| Status | Finished |
|---|---|
| Effective start/end date | 10/1/86 → 3/31/88 |
Funding
- National Science Foundation: $31,852.00
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