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O.F.S. Branch (e20f6d44-3414-45dc-9a03-c6cb75ee797b)O.F.S. Branch Minutes of the Committee Meeting held in the Committee Room at the St. Helena Club at 4.45 p.m. on Wednesday, 3rd September, 1975. Book reviews JONES, M. J. (ed.). Minerals and the envir
Jan 12, 1975
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Improved seismic event locationsBy S. M. Spottiswoode, Linzer. L. M.
We report on further progress in improving seismic locations by using the so-called double-difference method (Spottiswoode and Milev, 1998 and Waldhauser et al., 1999). Double-differences are obtaine
Jan 1, 2003
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Corrosion of rock bolts and the effect of corrosion protection on the axial behavior of cable boltsBy I. Satola, J. Aromaa
In this work we have reviewed methods to classify corrosivity of ground waters. Weight loss and stress corrosion cracking (SCC) corrosion tests have been done for rebar and steel strand. No clear indi
Jan 1, 2003
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Further studies on the elution of gold from activated carbon using water as the eluantBy R. J. Davidson, V. Veronsee
Some of the parameters affecting the elution of gold from freshly loaded activated carbon using pure water as an eluant were studied. The procedure involved pretreatment of the gold-loaded activated c
Jan 1, 1979
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A note on the strength of Flint particlesBy N. A. Smith, R. J. Fowell, J. L. Hislam
Abstract: Data are presented from two sites in southeast England, where problems were encountered in tunnelling through ground containing flint. In response to the difficulties, substantial laboratory
Jan 1, 2003
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Geotechnical Characterization and 3D Modelling of the Biologically Cemented Mandena Heavy Mineral Sand Deposit - A Case StudyBy F. Hees, A. H. Bracken, L. I. Boshoff
"Biological cementation of the Mandena heavy mineral sand deposit in Madagascar was causing difficulty in dredge mining and hence in planning and control of production rates. An investigation was init
Jan 1, 2017
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Size effect on shear strength of computer-aided-manufactured jointsBy Y. -H. Chang, Y. -J. Jou, T. -S. Ueng, I. -H. Peng
In order to systematically study the size effect on the shear strength of rock joints, this study used the computer-aided-manufacturing system to reproduce the artificial rock joints for saw-toothed j
Jan 1, 2003
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Mechanical behaviour of rock salt masses under high stress to strength ratio (damaging) and under very low stress to strength ratios with high confining pressure (healing)By Z. Hou
ABSTRACT: Short-term strength, damage and healing boundaries for rock salt are experimentally determined and integrated into the Hou/Lux-MDS damage-healing model. This model can be used to describe th
Jan 1, 2003
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3-D Modeling of rock mass qualityBy P. Syrjänen, Lovén. P.
Because geostatistics together with block modeling has not been studied in detail before in the rock mechanics, a two-year research program to investigate the practical use of geotechnical modeling wa
Jan 1, 2003
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DiscussionDr C. M. van Staden (Fellow): Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much for this opportunity to contribute to the paper by Dr Stander, and Messrs Henzen and Funke. First of all, my co
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An evaluation of yielding timber props as a support system in rockburst conditionsWritten contribution by J.F. Curtist The paper is an interesting exercise in the application of mathematics to a theoretical situation presumed to oc¬cur underground. However, some of the assumptions
Jan 1, 1991
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The Effect on the Production of Bantu, Engaged on Tram-Shovelling, of Different Temperature ConditonsBy J. H. Viljoen, J. F. Morrison, C. H. Wyndham
SYNOPSIS Heart rates, oral temperatures, shovels/min and number of 3/4 ton cars/hour trammed over distances of up to 350 ft were measured in samples of 6-10 miners, engaged in tram-shovelling, at 76°
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Railway tunnel design against karstic collapse in KoreaBy Y. H. Suh, H. C. Lee, D. S. Kim
A progressive karst formation and its influence upon engineered structures in the ‘phil-karst’ rock mass draw a tunnel engineer’s special attention to a long-term stability and the maintenance issues.
Jan 1, 2003