A new index to describe joint roughness coefficient (JRC) under cyclic shear
Abstract
Rock joint roughness coefficient (JRC) is an important parameter to determine the shear strength of unfilled hard rock joints. It is of great significance to acquire a representative value of JRC. For irregular undulated joints, the JRC has a strong directivity and surface inclination can reflect the roughness difference under the condition of cyclic shear. Considering Barton's standard joint roughness profiles as an example, the secant angles...
Paper Details
Title
A new index to describe joint roughness coefficient (JRC) under cyclic shear
Published Date
Sep 1, 2016
Journal
Volume
212
Pages
72 - 85
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