Problems in Designing Stable Open-Pit Mine Slopes

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U.S. Department of the Interior
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6
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1964

Abstract

The general significance and possible effects of the ~ttit ud e of rock joints and faults, groundwater, overblastmg, and the geometry and character of stresses created by previous mining, gravity or tectonic forces on the steepness and stability of open-pit mine slopes are dis- cussed in this paper. lnf?rmation derived from slope stability r esearch studies now m progress reveals that failures of rock slopes are ~ore ?f~en due to an adverse attitude and s pacing of bedd11:1g, )omt or fault planes than to g ravitationally-induced failures.
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APA:  (1964)  Problems in Designing Stable Open-Pit Mine Slopes

MLA: Problems in Designing Stable Open-Pit Mine Slopes. U.S. Department of the Interior, 1964.

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