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Chapter1 Introduction
1.1 Intact rock and rock mass
1.2 The basic tasks of rock mechanics
1.3 The development history and current situation of rock mass mechanics
1.4 Research methods
Reflections and exercise
Chapter 2 Physical Propeaies
2.1 Abstract
2.2 Physical properties
2.3 Water effect properties
2.4 Thermal and magnetic properties
2.5 Rock mass structure
Reflections and exercise
Chapter 3 Mechanical Prope.ies of lntact Rock
3.1 Abstract
3.2 Mechanical properties of rock under uniaxial compression
3.3 Mechanical properties of rock under triaxial compression
3.4 Mechanical properties under tensile condition
3.5 Mechanical properties under shear test
3.6 Affecting factors of rock mechanical properties
Reflections and exercise
Chapter 4 Mechanical Prope.ies of Rock Mass
4.1 Abstract
4.2 Mechanical properties of discontinuities
4.3 Deformation of rock mass
4.4 Strength of rock mass
4.5 Strength theory of rock(rock mass)
4.6 Classification of rock mass
Reflections and exercise
Chapter 5 Rock Rheology Mechnics
5.1 Abstract
5.2 Basic mechanical properties of rock rheology
5.3 Rock rheology tests
5.4 Influence factors of rock rheology properties
5.5 Constitutive model of rock rheology
5.6 Long¡ªterm strength of rock
Reflections and exercise
Chapter 6 Seepage Mechanics in Rock Engineering
6.1 Abstract
6.2 Porous media and fracture media
6.3 Darcy¡¯S law and mathematical model of groundwater seepage
6.4 Permeability of intact rock
6.5 Permeability of rock mass
Reflections and exercise
Chapter 7 State of Stress Nuderground and Streses Around Cavities
7.1 Abstract
7.2 Origin of in¡ªsitu stress
7.3 Distribution of in¡ªsitu stress
7.4 Measurement of in¡ªsitu stress
7.5 Surrounding rock redistribution stress
Reflections and exercise
Chapter 8 The stability of Underground Engineering
8.1 Abstract
8.2 Deformation and failure of surrounding rock
8.3 Peripheral rock pressure
8.4 Supporting theory of underground applications
8.5 Monitoring of underground applications
Reflections and exercise