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Strength and Weathering of Rock as Boundary Layer Problems
Christine Butenuth
出版World Scientific, 2001
主題Science / Chemistry / Physical & TheoreticalScience / Earth Sciences / GeologyScience / Mechanics / GeneralTechnology & Engineering / Civil / GeneralTECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING / Civil / Soil & RockTechnology & Engineering / Environmental / General
ISBN18481616549781848161658
URLhttp://books.google.com.hk/books?id=sJGLSB1pADwC&hl=&source=gbs_api
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註釋This book is addressed mainly to younger geoscientists and students of geologically related subjects. It discusses: (1) the concepts, definitions and experience of strength, particularly rock strength, with application of experimental techniques; (2) the physical-chemical aspects of the strength of pure phases; (3) strengthening of grain packings by OC intermolecular forcesOCO; (4) the behaviour of Buntersandstone samples underwater and lessons for understanding weathering processes; (5) deductions concerning the distribution of substances and forces in Buntersandstone samples from observing the response of samples underwater. The urgency of environmental studies has been the main driving force for this book. The discussion of single problems is wide-ranging, particularly for chemical and physical topics, so as to enhance the reader's understanding. The book is more a research account than a textbook. Thus, no OC completedOCO, well-defined subject area is presented; on the contrary, many questions are raised which should form the basis for future research. The book has been written to stimulate lively debate. Contents: Strength, in Particular Rock Strength: Concepts, Definitions and Experimental Techniques; Physico-Chemical Elements of the Strength of Pure Phases with Ionic Linkage; Strengthening of Grain Packings by Intermolecular Forces; The Behaviour of Sandstone Samples under Water OCo Weathering Processes; Conclusions from the Ageing Experiments of Bunter Sandstone in Water and the Distribution of Substances and Forces in Samples. Readership: Students and researchers in geology and environmental engineering."