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Determining the Particle Size of Debris from a Tunnel Boring Machine Through Photographic Analysis and Comparison Between Excavation Performance and Rock Mass Properties
Insights into the Effect of Water Content on Mudstone Fragmentation and Cutter Force during TBM Cutter Indentation via the Combined Finite-Discrete Element Method
Examining Feasibility of Developing a Rock Mass Classification for Hard Rock TBM Application Using Non-linear Regression, Regression Tree and Generic Programming
Comparison and correlation between the laboratory, semi-theoretical and empirical methods in predicting the field excavation performance of tunnel boring machine (TBM)
Study on the deformation and failure modes of rock mass containing concentrated parallel joints with different spacing and number based on smooth joint model in PFC
Evaluating the combined influence of anisotropy and weathering on strength behavior of gneissic rocks in Himachal Pradesh, India: Insights from chemical weathering indices
Correlation of rock cutting tests with field performance of a TBM in a highly fractured rock formation: A case study in Kozyatagi-Kadikoy metro tunnel, Turkey
Evaluation of cutting efficiency during TBM disc cutter excavation within a Korean granitic rock using linear-cutting-machine testing and photogrammetric measurement
An investigation of the relationship between muck geometry, TBM performance, and operational parameters: A case study in Golab II water transfer tunnel
Numerical study of the effect of confining pressure on the rock breakage efficiency and fragment size distribution of a TBM cutter using a coupled FEM-DEM method
MuckSeg: A deep learning-based algorithm for automated in-situ TBM muck morphology analysis
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