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Publications by [Player J. R.]
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An extensive axial test program has been used to quantify the difference between the static and dynamic capacities (kN/m of embedment) for friction rock stabilisers once sliding starts. Rough simulated boreholes have been developed for the installation and ...
Filed under:
Rock Mechanics -
Rock Support & Reinforcement
Reference:
Proceedings of the 3rd CANUS Rock Mechanics Symposium, Toronto, May 2009 (Ed: M.Diederichs and G. Grasselli)
Player J. R.
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Thompson A. G.
et al.
A systematic program of testing of different reinforcement systems has been undertaken since 2004. Potentiometers, load cells, accelerometers and high speed video are used to monitor the tests. Software has been developed to analyse the data. The results from ...
Filed under:
Mining Engineering -
Underground Mining
Reference:
6th International Symposium on Ground Support in Mining and Civil Engineering Construction, an ISRM-Sponsored Regional Symposium
STATIC AND DYNAMIC TESTING OF STEEL WIRE MESH FOR MINING APPLICATIONS OF ROCK SURFACE SUPPORT
(2008)
Player J. R.
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Morton E. C.
et al.
Wire mesh has been used for surface ground support in mining since the 1950s. Experimental studies have been conducted throughout the world. The response of the mesh is dependant on the sample size, the boundary restraint systems and the loading conditions. ...
Filed under:
Mining Engineering -
Underground Mining
Reference:
6th International Symposium on Ground Support in Mining and Civil Engineering Construction, an ISRM-Sponsored Regional Symposium
Villaescusa E.
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Thompson A. G.
et al.
A new dynamic test facility has been established by the Western Australian School of Mines in Kalgoorlie. The facility uses the principle of ‘momentum transfer’ to dynamically load rock reinforcement systems and assess their suitability for use in rock burst ...
Filed under:
Rock Mechanics -
Rock Support & Reinforcement
Reference:
Australian Mining Technology Conference 27 - 28 September 2005