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Brittleness and micro-scale rock cutting efficiency
Göktan, R. M. (1991)Considering the attempts of some previous researchers to relate rock brittleness to the selection, design and operating efficiency of cutting machines, a study is presented to contribute to the understanding of the fundamental ... -
A case study on the comparison of measured and predicted mean fragment size from a large-scale blast
Göktan, R. M.; Ayday, Can; Zengin, M. (International Society for Rock Mechanics, 1995)Latest developments and improvements brought about on the photographic and image analysis technigues has resulted in making it a more effective tool in the area of fragmentation analysis. Also, empirical formulas which ... -
Change detection of structures in the earthquake hazard zoning map of Eskisehir City, Turkey, by using satellite images
Nefeslioğlu, H. A.; Tun, M.; Ayday, Can; Göktan, R. M. (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 2003)Geological and geotechnical studies play a key role in the successful planning of urban areas. The importance of these studies gains more importance for countries which are under the threat of natural hazards, such as ... -
Effect of cutter pick rake angle on the failure pattern of high-strength rocks
Göktan, R. M. (1990)One aspect of cutter pick application, namely, cutting of high-strength rocks at low and negative rake angles is examined, and the validity of Evans' cutting theory which is based on the assumption of tensile failure is ... -
Prediction of radial bit cutting force in high-strength rocks using multiple linear regression analysis
Yılmaz, N. Güneş; Yurdakul, M.; Göktan, R. M. (Pergamon-Elsevier Science LTD, 2007)… -
Prediction of ripping machine performance in terms of rockmass properties
Göktan, R. M.; Eskikaya, S. (1991)The rockmass parameters that affect the productivity of tractor mounted ripping are briefly reviewed. The results of a number of field ripping trials in a variety of sedimentary rocks on the Western Lignite opencast mines ...
