Published: 1996-09-20

Articles

The Excavation Damage Zone - An International Perspective

C. Fairhurst, B. Damjanac

3-14

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Study on Excavation Disturbance in the Kamaishi Mine, Japan

Kozo Sugihara, Hiroya Matsui, Fumiyo Ishijima, Toshinori Sato

15-24

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Connected Pathways in the EDZ and the Potential for Flow Along Tunnels

Neil A. Chandler, Edward T. Kozak, C. Derek Martin

25-34

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Characterizing Excavation Damage in Highly-Stressed Granite at AECL's Underground Research Laboratory

Rodney S. Read

35-46

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Distribution of Seismic Wave Velocities Around Underground Drifts

H.-J. Alheid, M. Knecht

47-56

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The Excavation Disturbed Zone of the Experimental Full Scale Deposition Holes and Research Tunnel at Olkiluoto

Jorma Autio

57-66

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Mapping the Excavation Disturbed Zone Around the Mine-by Tunnel Using Induced Seismicity and Velocity Imaging

S.C. Maxwell, R. Paul Young, C. Baker, D.S. Collins, C. Derek Martin

67-76

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Comparison of Excavation Disturbance Around Deep Tunnels in Hard Rock Using Acoustic Emission and Ultrasonic Velocity Methods Acoustic Emission and Ultrasonic Velocity Methods

Stephen D. Falls, R. Paul Young

77-86

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Disturbed Zone Assessment with Permeability Measurements in the ZEDEX Tunnel

C. Bauer, F. Homand, K. Ben Slimane

87-96

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Measurement of the Excavation Disturbed Zone in the ZEDEX project in the Context of Repository Post-Closure Performance Assessment

David W. Mellor, Andre Cournut

97-100

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Current Understanding of Extent and Properties of the Excavation Disturbed Zone and Its Dependence of Excavation Method

Olle L. Olsson, Anders Winberg

101-112

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Micromechanics-based Models for Fracture and Breakout Around the Mine-by Tunnel

P.A. Cundall, D.O. Potyondy, C.A. Lee

113-122

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Modeling Excavation Response in Geological Repositories for Radioactive Waste Using Discontinuous Deformation Analysis Method

Chihsen T. Lin, Shoung Ouyang, Chen-Tair Huang, Yu-Hsiu Su, Paul T.H. Huang

123-132

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Estimating Rock Mass Deformation Modulus for Excavation Disturbed Zone Studies

Nick Barton

133-144

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Incorporating the Excavation Disturbed Zone (EDZ), into the Design of the NIREX Rock Characterization Facility (RCF)

David W. Mellor, N. Davies

145-154

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Designing an Effective EDZ Cutoff in High Stress Environments

C. Derek Martin, E.J. Dzik, Rodney S. Read

155-164

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