ROCK MASS STABILITY AROUND UNDERGROUND EXCAVATIONS IN A MINE A CASE STUDY (HB 2020) Paperback

Rock Mass Stability Around Underground Excavations in a Mine: A Case Study (HB 2020) offers a comprehensive examination of the stability and behavior of rock masses surrounding underground mining excavations. Using an in-depth case study, the book addresses critical geotechnical issues such as stress distribution, rock failure mechanisms, support design, and strategies for risk mitigation. It covers modern engineering methods, numerical modeling techniques, and monitoring systems used to assess and improve the safety and effectiveness of underground mining operations. This book is an essential resource for mining engineers, geotechnical experts, and researchers seeking to enhance their understanding of rock mass stability in underground settings.