Sentence examples for fragmentation of rocks from inspiring English sources

Fragmentation of rocks by disc cutters can be expressed by a leap-frog cutting point, A (h a, F a ), on the rock and its corresponding fragmentation value, H a., related studies of which can be found in Refs. [18] and [19].

Thus, the hybrid finite-discrete element method is a valuable numerical tool better than FEM and DEM for the studies on the asperity degradation and gouge grinding during the shear resistance evolution process of rock joints under shearing and even the fracture and fragmentation of rocks under static and impact loads.

Cone crushers are used in the mineral, mining, and aggregate industry for fragmentation of rock materials, minerals and ores.

In conclusion, since CLP induced active fragmentation of rock 1 and rho-kinase inhibitor prevented peroxynitrite-mediated apoptotic lung injury in this CLP-induced sepsis model, this suggests that rho-kinase plays an important role in apoptotic lung injury.

To study the fragmentation of blasted rocks in Pir Ali Limestone Quarry of Abyek Cement Co., a total of three blasted blocks were analyzed.

The results have shown that the impacting angle plays a key role in the fragmentation of foliated rocks whereas the effect of the impacting energy tends to be of second order.

Therefore, measurement and analysis of fragmentation of blasted rock masses are highly essential [2].

This indicates that these products were derived primarily from fragmentation of country rock and hydrothermally altered material in a hydrothermal reservoir and along the pathways to the surface.

What interested us was that even before leap-frog fragmentation occurred, deformation of rocks under the action of the disc cutters possessed some features of plasticity, which are shown in Fig. 2.

The method is applied to the fragmentation of a single spherical rock fragment, to an irregularly shaped rock fragment, and to the crushing of an array of spherical rock fragments.

Explosions during volcanic eruptions cause fragmentation of magma and host rock, resulting in fragments with sizes ranging from boulders to fine ash.