The document describes a southwest-facing slope that is 35m high with a 55 degree slope face angle and 15 degree upper slope face angle. The rock has a density of 2.5 t/m3. A joint set dips at 74 degrees toward 060 degrees azimuth with a friction angle of 35 degrees, cohesion of 25 kPa, and spacing of 0.9m. The base angle is 35 degrees. RocTopple is used to determine the initial factor of safety and the factor of safety if blasting removed all cohesion from the joints.
The document describes a southwest-facing slope that is 35m high with a 55 degree slope face angle and 15 degree upper slope face angle. The rock has a density of 2.5 t/m3. A joint set dips at 74 degrees toward 060 degrees azimuth with a friction angle of 35 degrees, cohesion of 25 kPa, and spacing of 0.9m. The base angle is 35 degrees. RocTopple is used to determine the initial factor of safety and the factor of safety if blasting removed all cohesion from the joints.
The document describes a southwest-facing slope that is 35m high with a 55 degree slope face angle and 15 degree upper slope face angle. The rock has a density of 2.5 t/m3. A joint set dips at 74 degrees toward 060 degrees azimuth with a friction angle of 35 degrees, cohesion of 25 kPa, and spacing of 0.9m. The base angle is 35 degrees. RocTopple is used to determine the initial factor of safety and the factor of safety if blasting removed all cohesion from the joints.