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This book examines the field of surrounding rock control mechanisms and support technologies in underground engineering, and proposes a high-strength support system to address the complex conditions in underground engineering, such as high stress, extremely soft rocks, fault fracture zone and strong mining activity. It also comprehensively discusses the concept and bearing mechanisms of the supporting system, design calculation methods, field application and key construction technologies.
The book describes the design and construction of a large-scale mechanical test system, independently developed by the author for high- strength confined concrete arches, which can also be used to define the mechanism of deformation and failure of confined concrete arches. Further, the book explores the application of the confined concrete support system in underground engineering with complex conditions, and its control effect on soft surrounding rock.
The first international book presenting the theory and key technologies of high-strength, confined concrete support, it is a valuable reference resource for design, construction and supervision staff in the field of geotechnical engineering, as well as for teachers, students and researchers.
List of contents
Introduction.- Development of the Support System with Confined Concrete.- Mechanical Mechanism Test on the Basic Components of Confined Concrete Arches.- Calculation Theory of the Confined Concrete Arch.- Experimental Study on the Bearing Behavior of Confined Concrete Arches.- Engineering Practice of the Confined Concrete Support System in Soft Rock Roadways in the Sea Area.- Engineering Practice of Confined Concrete Support System in Deep Roadways with High Stress.
About the author
Qi Wang's research focuses on mechanisms of surrounding rock failure, the theory of underground engineering with complex conditions and the other related studies, including confined concrete support and fabricated mechanized construction, high-strength, bolt-grouting support, the measurement and evaluation of the rock mass with drilling. His findings have led to improved safety and advances in underground engineering construction, promoted further development of the support technologies in underground engineering, and provided significant economic and social benefits.
The author has published 63 papers as first author or corresponding author. He holds 30 authorized national invention patents and has presided over 11 projects of the National Natural Science Foundation of China, Key Research and Development in Shandong Province, as well as special post-doctoral research in China. He has also supervised more than 16 projects commissioned by large-scale enterprise units andhas been awarded 9 first prizes at provincial and ministerial level.
