Monash University engineering handbook 1995

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CIV4245

Rock engineering

C M Haberfield and J P Seidel

5 points * 45 contact hours, 2 half-day site visits * First semester * Clayton

Classification systems; intact rock testing, properties and failure criteria; engineering properties of rock mass; behaviour of rock joints; mapping and stereoplotting; stress measurement; excavations; design of slopes, foundations and underground openings. Problem based course performed in groups.

Assessment

Examinations (1.5 hours): 25% * Assignments: 75%

Recommended texts

Brady B H G and Brown E T Rock mechanics for underground mining Allen and Unwin

Franklin J A and Dusseault M B Rock engineering McGraw-Hill

Goodman R E Introduction to rock mechanics Wiley

Hoek E and Bray J N Rock slope engineering Inst. Min. and Mat.

Priest S D Hemispherical projection methods in rock mechanics Allen and Unwin


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