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HELIOS-Stack: A Novel Hybrid Ensemble Learning Approach for Precise Joint Roughness Coefficient Prediction in Rock Discontinuity Analysis [PDF]
Accurate joint roughness coefficient (JRC) estimation is crucial for understanding rock mass mechanical behavior, yet existing predictive models show limitations in capturing complex morphological characteristics of geological surfaces.
Hang Lin +3 more
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Experimental investigation of the influence of friction, surface roughness and material hardness on the external load factor in threaded joints. [PDF]
Threaded joints, particularly bolted joints, are critical components in the design and fabrication of mechanical systems due to their high strength and ease of disassembly. Their widespread application spans across structural engineering, transportation,
Van Thuy Tran, Huu Loc Nguyen
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The mechanical properties of jointed rock bodies are important in guiding engineering design and construction. Using the particle flow software PFC2D, we conducted direct shear test simulations on joints with various inclinations and five different ...
Zhongxing Wang, Yuanming Liu
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Rock masses are formed through long-term, complex geological processes, and the presence of joints significantly reduces their strength and increases their deformation.
Zhiyong Wang +8 more
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A back-propagation neural network optimized by genetic algorithm for rock joint roughness evaluation
The joint roughness coefficient (JRC) is a key parameter in the assessment of mechanical properties and the stability of rock masses. This paper presents a novel approach to JRC evaluation using a genetic algorithm-optimized backpropagation (GA-BP ...
Leibo Song +6 more
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Determining the surface roughness coefficient by 3D Scanner
Currently, several test methods can be used in the laboratory to determine the roughness of rock joint surfaces.However, true roughness can be distorted and underestimated by the differences in the sampling interval of themeasurement methods. Thus, these
Karmen Fifer Bizjak
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A prediction model of the joint roughness coefficient based on Gaussian process regression
Objective Estimating the joint roughness coefficient (JRC) is essential for evaluating the mechanical properties of a rock mass. Due to the limitation of a single statistical parameter for characterizing morphology, JRC values estimation by a single ...
Kexin ZHENG +4 more
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Joint roughness coefficient (JRC) is the most commonly used parameter for quantifying surface roughness of rock discontinuities in practice. The system composed of multiple roughness statistical parameters to measure JRC is a nonlinear system with a lot ...
Shijie Xie +4 more
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A Novel Discontinuity Roughness Parameter and Its Correlation with Joint Roughness Coefficients [PDF]
Joint roughness determination is a fundamental issue in many areas of rock engineering, because joint roughness has significant influences on mechanical properties and deformation behavior of rock masses. Available models suggested in the literature neglected combined effects of shear direction, scale of rock discontinuities, inclination angle, and ...
Huizhen Zhang +4 more
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Shear behaviours and roughness degeneration based on a quantified rock joint surface description
The asperity wear of rock joints significantly affects their shear behaviour. This study discusses the wear damage of the asperities on the joint surface, highlighting the roughness degradation characteristics during the shear process.
Shubo Zhang +4 more
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