C EE 437 Syllabus,R ev.2006-Fall W eek D ay Date Lecturer Q uiz Paper Lecture Textbook -W est 6 Tue 31-O ctDershowitz R ock Engineering -Slopes and Foundations 6 Thu 2-Nov D oe Stress,D eform ation,and Reading G eologic M aps C h 10 7 Tue 7-Nov D ershowitz Sedim entary Processes C h 11;16 7 Thu 9-Nov D oe G lacial G eology:Presentations C h 12 8 Tue 14-Nov D ershowitz Slope Stability and Subsidence: StudentPresentations C h 14 8 Thu 16-NovW est/Dersh Seismicity:StudentPresentations C h 18:Earthquake Studies Sun 19-Nov D ershowitz Field Trip -PugetSound Engineering G eology 9 Tue 21-Nov 1 Lecture O ff 9 Thu 23-N ov x Vacation 10 Tue 28-Nov D ershowitz R ock Engineering IIU nderground C onstruction 10 Thu 30-Nov D oe H ydrogeology Principles and Properties C h 19 11 Tue 5-D ec Sylwester Site C haracterization:G eophysics C h 18:Engineering G eophysics 11 Thu 7-Dec Dershowitz x x Site C haracterization:R ock M ass C lassification C h 15 13-D ec Book R eportPaper 1 Take H om e Q uiz/Problem Set
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CEE 437 Syllabus, Rev. 2006-FallWeek Day Date Lecturer Quiz Paper Lecture Textbook -West
6 Tue 31-Oct DershowitzRock Engineering - Slopes and Foundations
• Paper 3– Based on book reading of quarter– 4 pages + figures– Grads: include review of one paper by Terzaghi and
relate it to his life, prepare presentation during last week of class
– Due last day of class (accepted up to final day- 12/13)
Quizes
• Quiz 2 will consist of problem set and take home questions due before Thanksgiviing
• Quiz 3 last day of class
• Quiz will draw from study questions
• Study Questions are based on reading of material from text book
Dip and Apparent Thickness
Mapped form of folds
World Stress Map
In Situ Stress Measurement
• Seismic data– First motions– Stress drops
• Hydraulic Fracturing
• Overcoring
• Borehole Breakouts
Stress
• Lithostatic Stress– Stress due to rock weight– About 1 psi/ft
• Hydrostatic Stress– Fluid pressure due to depth in static system– About .433 psi /ft
In Situ Stress0
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0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
Stress, MPa
Dep
th,
m
Lithostatic Stress
Hydrostatic Pore Pressure
Over-Stressed RockHorizontal FracsBreakoutsDiscingTunnel Spalling in Hard RockCompressional tectonicsShield RegionsHigh-modulus Rock Body
Under-Stressed RockDrilling induced fracturesSub-hydrostatic shut in Breakouts (weak rock)Block falls in TunnelsExtensional TectonicsMountainous Regions
"Normal" Stressed
Rock
Fault terms
Hanging WallFoot Wall
HW
FW
Hanging Wall Up Hanging Wall Down
S2
S1
S3
S1
S3
Normal Fault
S2
S3
S1
Guide to Laramide Structures Along the Northeastern Flank of the Front Range, Vince Matthews, Cororado Geologic Survey