Site Testing For Large Volumes Of Deep Space

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
R. L. Loofbourow Robert R. Miller
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Jan 1, 1981

Abstract

Deep, stable, unlined space promises secure, efficient, acceptable solutions to several current problems. With truly favorable conditions, it can be economic as well. The basic requirement is sufficient sound, tight rock at required depth. This and unusual surface requirements point to special testing. An objective is to describe conditions for planners, estimators and contracts. A first stage concept study needn't be prolonged but should overlook nothing significant. Although observations and tests on core are considered essential, time and expense can be cut by supplementing then with tests on walls of rotary or percussion holes. In some places initial drilling could be shallow.
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APA: R. L. Loofbourow Robert R. Miller  (1981)  Site Testing For Large Volumes Of Deep Space

MLA: R. L. Loofbourow Robert R. Miller Site Testing For Large Volumes Of Deep Space. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1981.

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