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ISRM Suggested Method for Determining the Properties of Rock Bolt Assemblies by Mass Freefall Impact Testing in the Laboratory

Charlie C. Li; Peter Mikula; John Hadjigeorgiou; Brad Simser; Manchao He; Ismet Canbulat; William Joughin
Rock Mechanics and Rock Engineering · Vol. 58, Issue 1 · pp. 165-179 · 2025

Abstract

This Suggested Method proposes impact tests to determine selected properties of full-scale rock bolt assemblies subject to an axis-aligned impact force. These properties include the stiffness of the bolt assembly, the rise time, the tensile strength, the ultimate displacement, and the energy absorption of the rock bolt assembly. These properties may be used to design or select ground support for burst-prone ground conditions. This Suggested Method is limited to the mass freefall impact test method. It is performed using a test frame in the laboratory. The Method specifies the requirements for the testing apparatus and measurement sensors, the test procedures, the data processing methods and the reporting items.

Bibliographic Information

JournalRock Mechanics and Rock Engineering
PublisherSpringer
Publication Date2025-01-01
Publication Year2025
Volume58
Issue1
Pages165-179
Document TypeJournal Article
Print ISSN0723-2632
eISSN1434-453X
DOI10.1007/s00603-024-04159-z

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