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Suggested methods for determining water content, porosity, density, absorption and related properties and swelling and slake-durability index properties
Response by the authors to S. Yagiz discussion to the paper: J. Khademi Hamidi et al., Performance prediction of hard rock TBM using Rock Mass Rating (RMR) system [Tunnell. Undergr. Space Technol. 25 (2010) 333–345]
Prediction of TBM cutterhead speed and penetration rate for high-efficiency excavation of hard rock tunnel using CNN-LSTM model with construction big data
Intelligent decision method for main control parameters of tunnel boring machine based on multi-objective optimization of excavation efficiency and cost
Characterization of particle size distribution of rock chips and evaluation of rock breaking efficiency of TBM based on multifractal theory: A case study
Prediction of tunnel boring machine penetration rate using ant colony optimization, bee colony optimization and the particle swarm optimization, case study: Sabzkooh water conveyance tunnel
Study on the Classification and Identification Methods of Surrounding Rock Excavatability Based on the Rock-Breaking Performance of Tunnel Boring Machines
Assessing Potential of Dor River as Small Hydro Project for Lessening Energy Crisis and Enhancing Tarbela Reservoir Life in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan
Influence of geology on tunnel boring machine performance: A review
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