Q1. A tunnel parallel to x-axis is under condition of field stress state. 60 0 [a]- 0 3 0 (MPa) 0 04 6-527 Pore water pressure is 0.80 MPa. Discontinuity with a dip of 52° has a failure condition represented by r= 0.42+0.580. Find the value of support pressure p. to prevent sliding along the given direction.

Q1. A tunnel parallel to x-axis is under condition of field stress state. 60 0 [a]- 0 3 0 (MPa) 0 04 6-527 Pore water pressure is 0.80 MPa. Discontinuity with a dip of 52° has a failure condition represented by r= 0.42+0.580. Find the value of support pressure p. to prevent sliding along the given direction.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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