Sentence examples for depth excavation from inspiring English sources
Since the tunnel has an ultra-shallow overburden depth, excavation of surrounding rock must cause ground subsidence and its influence will extend to the surface.
As mining and civil tunneling progresses to depth, excavation-induced seismicity and rockburst problems increase and cannot be prevented.
A more in-depth excavation was carried out in July 2005 after a geophysical survey revealed the existence of a large roundhouse, dating from the Iron Age, in the centre of the enclosure.
Through collaborative, in-depth excavations of several genre-straddling cultural works, course participants will rehearse relevant methods and theories (of cultural history, of race and ethnicity, of popular culture/performance) and will undertake an independent research project elaborating the course's guiding premise and principles of practice.
Finally, based on the parametric study, a set of design charts are developed to predict the pile behaviour by taking into account the depth of excavation, undrained shear strength, width of the pile, spring stiffness, spacing of vertical supports, and unsupported depth of the excavation.
The depth of excavation can be gauged by the rise of unexcavated land at the border with Sands Point, the wealthy village to the north.
Mine depth and excavation of the underlying stope below the sill mat (horizontal pillar) are both taken into consideration.
The rocks surrounding a roadway exhibit some special and complex phenomena with increasing depth of excavation in underground engineering.
Review of literature regarding the depth of excavation damage zones (EDZs) indicates three zones are common and typically related to stress induced damage.
As the depth of excavation increases the displacement of soil nail wall too increases.
Table 5 Global FoS with construction stages Depth of excavation in meters Construction stage % No. of nails Global factor of safety Nail length 7 m 2 20 2 4.115 4 40 2 2.714 6 60 2 2.122 8 80 2 1.76 1.7600 2 1.76.
