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  • 2019Numerical exploration of performance of cable bolts in shear loadingcitations
  • 2019Rheology and workability of SCC47citations
  • 2016Load transfer characteristics of plain and spiral cable bolts tested in new non rotating pull testing apparatuscitations
  • 2016A follow up to study the behaviour of cable bolts in shear: experimental study and mathematical modellingcitations
  • 2015Strength characteristics of Secura Hollow Groutable Cable Boltscitations
  • 2015An experimental study on the contact surface area of cabled bolted stratacitations
  • 2015Strength properties of fibre glass dowels used for strata reinforcement in coal minescitations

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A follow up to study the behaviour of cable bolts in shear: experimental study and mathematical modelling

  • Aziz, Naj
  • Li, Xuwei
  • Nemcik, Jan
  • Rasekh, Haleh
Abstract

A mathematical model which is able to determine the pure shear strength of cable bolt was introduced and calibrated for various conditions. The proposed equation is developed based on the Fourier series concept and a linear relationship between shear and normal forces generated during cable bolt shearing. The conventional double shearing instrument was up to date to evaluate the pureshear strength of cable bolt by removing the contribution of concrete block frictional force. The experimental data obtained from the revised double shear instrument was in good agreement with the prediction of the proposed mode.

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  • impedance spectroscopy
  • strength