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Mechanics of surface fracture of rocks in temperature fields

Authors:
A. P. Dmitriev
V. K. Morozov
Date submitted:
1983-07-03
Date accepted:
1983-09-05
Date published:
1984-12-06

Abstract

The use of heat flows to destroy rocks has found wide application in various technological processes of mining production (drilling, reaming, cleaning of workings from the frozen mass, sinking, etc.).

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References

  1. Dmitriev A.P., Goncharov S.A. Thermal and combined destruction of rocks. M., Nedra, 1979.
  2. Dmitriev A.P., Morozov V.N., Novik G.Ya. Enthalpy of rock-forming minerals as an indicator of rock strength. - FEAS USSR, Vol. 248, 1979, No. 5.
  3. Kuznetsov V.V., Protasov Y.I. Destruction of rocks by infrared radiation M., Nedra, 1979.
  4. Landau L.D., Lifshits E.M. Theory of Elasticity. M., Nauka. 1965.
  5. Morozov V.N. Rotational effects in rocks in thermal and electromagnetic fields. Geology and Exploration, 1982, No. 1.
  6. Flin D. Deformation during metamorphism. - In the book: Nature of Metamorphism. M., Mir, 1967.

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