Block Theory
Across
- 4. what property could cause removable blocks to be safe against sliding
- 6. blocks that are unable to come out of the excavation and are irrelevant to stability
- 7. the value in the block code used to denote the block is above a joint
- 9. how does the upper hemisphere compared to the same joint sets plotted in lower hemisphere
- 10. the man who developed the system to determine whether the system will fail along the intact rock or along the discontinuity
- 12. how the discontinuity is visualized on a polar graph
- 13. a block that if removed, compromises the stability of the structure
Down
- 1. A block is finite if the joint pyramid and the excavation pyramid have no ____
- 2. the value in the block code used to denote the block is above a joint
- 3. how the intact rock is visualized on a polar graph
- 5. blocks that finite but "locked-in" the excavation
- 8. the man the theorem of removability is named after that determines if a block can be removed from the excavation or not
- 11. the hemisphere used for block theory analysis