Description
Rock Mechanics: An Introduction, 2nd Edition, provides a thorough examination of the principles governing rock behavior and its applications in civil, mining, and geotechnical engineering. The text covers fundamental concepts including rock properties, stress analysis, deformation, and failure criteria essential for professionals in the field.
This updated edition incorporates contemporary research, laboratory testing methods, and computational techniques for rock characterization and analysis. It addresses practical applications such as tunneling, slope stability, foundation design, and underground excavation. The book features worked examples, case studies, and illustrations that bridge theoretical knowledge with real-world engineering challenges.
Authored by leading experts Sivakugan, Shukla, Das, and To, this textbook serves as an invaluable resource for graduate students and practicing engineers seeking comprehensive understanding of rock mechanics principles and their implementation in modern infrastructure projects.
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