RI 7578 Rock-Bolt Anchorage In Tertiary-Gravel Material: Badger Hill, California

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
John P. Conway
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Jan 1, 1971

Abstract

This Bureau of Mines investigation was undertaken to determine the feasibility of lock-bolt support in Tertiary-gravel material. Pull tests were performed on five types of rock-bolt anchors to determine their optimum anchorage capacity. Four of these anchors are commercially available; the fifth, an explosive-anchor bolt, was developed by the Bureau of Mines. To increase anchorage capacity, epoxy grout was used with several of the commercial types of bolt. Tests showed that sufficient anchorage could be obtained by employing epoxy-resin grout with the commercially available wedge bolt, or by using the explosive-anchor bolt. Also estimated are bolt spacing and cost of a rock-bolt support system.
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APA: John P. Conway  (1971)  RI 7578 Rock-Bolt Anchorage In Tertiary-Gravel Material: Badger Hill, California

MLA: John P. Conway RI 7578 Rock-Bolt Anchorage In Tertiary-Gravel Material: Badger Hill, California. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1971.

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