Investigation of the hydraulic properties of deep fractured rocks around underground excavations using high-pressure injection tests
Abstract
Groundwater inrush during excavation is one of the greatest challenges in modern underground engineering. The characteristics of groundwater inrush induced by high-pressure water in fractured rocks are poorly understood, and the risk assessment of water inrush hazard associated with deep geological conditions remains to be improved. Here, we present an in situ high-pressure fluid injection experimental investigation of the hydraulic properties...
Paper Details
Title
Investigation of the hydraulic properties of deep fractured rocks around underground excavations using high-pressure injection tests
Published Date
Nov 1, 2018
Journal
Volume
245
Pages
180 - 191
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