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Using normal and shear rigid coefficients of intact rock and fracture plane, rigidly normal, shear equivalent rigid coefficients of fissure rock mass are conducted. On the basis of hypotheses of small displacement of rock mass, principle of superposition, irrelevance of strength parameters C and ϕ and Coulomb theory, formulas to calculate equivalent strength parameters C and ϕ of equivalent continuous mass from fissured rock mass with anchor piles are given. The achievement is extremely valuable in integral stability analysis of the rock mass slope and important in promoting the research of the rock mass's constitutive relation.
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Chen, Hk., Tang, Hm., Wang, R. et al. Research on Equivalent Processes of Rock Mass Parameters with Anchor Piles. Applied Mathematics and Mechanics 22, 965–971 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1016354729371
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