NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF THE ROCK CUTTING PROCESS BASED ON A TWO PARAMETER DESCRIPTION OF TENSILE STRENGTH USING THE WEIBULL THEORY

Markus J. Mikl-Resch; Thomas Antretter; Richard Tichy; Gerhard Pittino; Robert Galler; Werner Ecker; Martin Gimpel; Hubert Kargl

NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF THE ROCK CUTTING PROCESS BASED ON A TWO PARAMETER DESCRIPTION OF TENSILE STRENGTH USING THE WEIBULL THEORY

Markus J. Mikl-Resch, Thomas Antretter, Richard Tichy, Gerhard Pittino, Robert Galler, Werner Ecker, Martin Gimpel, Hubert Kargl

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Original language	English
Number of pages	5
Publication status	Published - 10 May 2015

ISRM 2015, 13th International Congress of Rock Mechanics
Gerhard Pittino (Speaker)
13 May 2015
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NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF THE ROCK CUTTING PROCESS BASED ON A TWO PARAMETER DESCRIPTION OF TENSILE STRENGTH USING THE WEIBULL THEORY

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ISRM 2015, 13th International Congress of Rock Mechanics

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