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041			_aeng
082			_221a ed. _a624.15132 _bP86
100			_926325 _aPriest, Stephen D. _eautor
245			_aDiscontinuity analysis for rock engineering _b/ _cStephen D. Priest
250			_b1a reimp.
260			_aNew York : _bChapman & Hall, _c1995
300			_axix, 473 p. : _bFigure, Table, Ilustrations ; _c23 cm
500			_aIncludes índex.
504			_aReferences: p. 445-459 Answers to exercises.
505			_a1. Introduction to discontinuities -- 2. Measurement of discontinuity characteristics -- 3. Discontinuity orientation -- 4. Discontinuity frequency -- 5. Discontinuity spacing -- 6. Discontinuity size -- 7. Stresses on discontinuities -- 8. Analysis of rigid blocks -- 9. Discontinuities and rock strength -- 10. Discontinuities and rock deformability -- 11. Fluid flow in discontinuities.
520			_aRock masses contain fractures, faults, joints and other mechanical defects, here referred to as "discontinuities". This work aims to bridge the gap between the descriptive methods of the geologist and the analytical methods of the rock mechanics engineer as applied to discontinuity characteristics.
650		0	_926326 _aContraintes (Mécanique) Modèles mathématiques
650		0	_aMÉCANIQUE DES ROCKES _925179
650		0	_aRocks Mechanics _925699
650		0	_926329 _aStrains and stresses Mathematical models
856			_uhttps://www.google.com.pe/books/edition/Discontinuity_Analysis_for_Rock_Engineer/eqqdx1O5v70C?hl=es-419&gbpv=1&dq=0412476002&printsec=frontcover
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