Q5 a) The discontinuity characteristic mostly dominates failure in the rock mass. Thus, the selection of stabilisation must be made based on the mode of instability. Answer the following question: a) Figure Q5(a) shows two types of failure modes in rock; rockfall and wedge failure. State the rock mass characteristic that contributes to these failures and propose a suitable stabilisation measure for both cases? &UTM M M B) It is a comm on practice to install shotcrete and wire mesh together. For an unstable slope face, why such practice is highly recommended. What is the purpose of wire mesh in shotcrete installation?

Q5 a) The discontinuity characteristic mostly dominates failure in the rock mass. Thus, the selection of stabilisation must be made based on the mode of instability. Answer the following question: a) Figure Q5(a) shows two types of failure modes in rock; rockfall and wedge failure. State the rock mass characteristic that contributes to these failures and propose a suitable stabilisation measure for both cases? &UTM M M B) It is a comm on practice to install shotcrete and wire mesh together. For an unstable slope face, why such practice is highly recommended. What is the purpose of wire mesh in shotcrete installation?

Principles of Foundation Engineering (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter6: Vertical Stress Increase In Soil

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 6.13P: Redo Problem 6.12 using Figure 6.15. 6.12 Refer to Problem 6.1. Using Eqs. (6.3) and (6.29),...

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