RMR in Urban Tunnel with Risk Factor of Collapse
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Jang, H.D. and Yang, H. 2010. RMR in Urban Tunnel with Risk Factor of Collapse, in Proceedings of the Korean Society for Rock Mechanics Conference, Oct 21 2010. Korean Society for Rock Mechanics.
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Proceedings of the Korean Society for Rock Mechanics Conference
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Faculty of Science and Engineering
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WASM: Minerals, Energy and Chemical Engineering
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RMR is a largely accepted rock classification method for design of support system in domestic tunnels. However, the RMR system, which is based on geological survey during design stage of tunnel, can not present the real ground conditions accurately. In this study, authors suggests a concept of Weighted-RMR (W-RMR), which considers weighted value of risk factors of collapse to prevent collapse and roof falls during tunneling. By implementing of W-RMR to Bye-Gye tunnel, the support and design flexibility is entailed giving due cognizance to the structural and geological features of the upper part of tunnel face.
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