Journal of the Geological Society of India · 2019 · 11 citations · 33 references
Natural SciencesGeologyMining Engineering3D ModelingGeotechnical EngineeringStructural Geology3D PrintingMining GeologyRock AnisotropyRock ClassificationRock Mass CharacterizationRock Textures3D Geological Modeling3D Printed ModelsDivisionsMine Geology MappingRock Magnetic PropertiesRock Mechanics DesignRock Surface AnalysisThree-dimensional Printing
The uses of 3-D printed materials are increasing at a rapid pace and even able to expand its reach among many researchers in the field of mining and geoscience. This paper describes by extensive study the practicality and benefits of using 3-D printed materials in many divisions of mining and earth science such as geology, rock mechanics, mining machinery, etc. both in academic and industry point of view. It illustrates some instances on how the complex study of rock properties like anisotropy, discontinuities, and its orientations, etc. can be simplified with the help of 3-D printed structures. It also describes how its use in various rockmass classification system such as RMR, GSI, RMi, and Q-system can make the process easier.
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45th US Rock Mechanics / Geomechanics Symposium
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