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    The document discusses rock failure criteria and stresses in rock masses. It explains that total stress equals effective stress minus porewater pressure. It also describes the Mohr-Coulomb failure criterion, which defines the relationship between shear and normal stresses required for failure along a plane. Additionally, it compares different failure theories for intact rock and rock masses and notes that rock masses are more complex due to discontinuities and heterogeneity.

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    The document discusses rock failure criteria and stresses in rock masses. It explains that total stress equals effective stress minus porewater pressure. It also describes the Mohr-Coulomb failure criterion, which defines the relationship between shear and normal stresses required for failure along a plane. Additionally, it compares different failure theories for intact rock and rock masses and notes that rock masses are more complex due to discontinuities and heterogeneity.

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    The document discusses rock failure criteria and stresses in rock masses. It explains that total stress equals effective stress minus porewater pressure. It also describes the Mohr-Coulomb failure criterion, which defines the relationship between shear and normal stresses required for failure along a plane. Additionally, it compares different failure theories for intact rock and rock masses and notes that rock masses are more complex due to discontinuities and heterogeneity.

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    Total stress= effective stress-porewater pressure

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    it gives the value
    of sigma 1 at
    which rock fail at
    fixed sigma 3

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    linear

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    compare
    whole for
    homogeni
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    compar
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    single
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    freezing of trapped
    water

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    at position1 and 3 there is very high stress strain produce
    because of fold of the rock if we tunnel at this then it
    increase the chance of failure.

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