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1 Rock Engineering Issues & Choosing Equipment Stan Vitton, PE, PhD Michigan Technological University Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering Rock Foundation Issues Determination of Top of Rock Methods of Excavation Rock Drainage and Frost Potential On Site Rock Testing and Inspection Rock Surface Completion for Foundation Members Rock Foundation Issues Determination of Top of Rock Methods of Excavation Rock Drainage and Frost Potential On Site Rock Testing and Inspection Rock Surface Completion for Foundation Members Depth to Bedrock???? Soil Rock General The purpose of this Directive is to outline the Fund’s minimum requirements for the consultant relative to the identification, definition and specifications for rock removal during design and construction. The objective is to identify comprehensive and biddable quantities of rock in order to accurately identify costs related to its removal during construction. State University Construction Fund Rock Excavation Directive Policy The Consultant shall, as an extra work authorization, retain the services of a qualified geotechnical engineer and testing agency to identify, quantify and evaluate the extent and nature of rock removal associated with all aspects of a project. These investigations shall be performed for all new construction, building additions and sitework projects. If the Consultant feels there is adequate information to not perform these investigations, he may make a recommendation to the Fund. To do so however does not relieve the Consultant of such design responsibilities during design and construction. State University Construction Fund Rock Excavation Directive
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Page 1: Rock Engineering Issues & z Choosing Equipment z - MTUamlan/ce4333/fall_06/stan_class.pdf · 1 Rock Engineering Issues & Choosing Equipment Stan Vitton, PE, PhD Michigan Technological

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Rock Engineering Issues &Choosing Equipment

Stan Vitton, PE, PhDMichigan Technological UniversityDepartment of Civil & Environmental Engineering

Rock Foundation Issues

Determination of Top of Rock

Methods of Excavation

Rock Drainage and Frost Potential

On Site Rock Testing and Inspection

Rock Surface Completion for Foundation Members

Rock Foundation Issues

Determination of Top of Rock

Methods of Excavation

Rock Drainage and Frost Potential

On Site Rock Testing and Inspection

Rock Surface Completion for Foundation Members

Depth to Bedrock????

Soil

Rock

GeneralThe purpose of this Directive is to outline the

Fund’s minimum requirements for the consultant relative to the identification, definition and specifications for rock removal during design and construction. The objective is to identify comprehensive and biddable quantities of rock in order to accurately identify costs related to its removal during construction.

State University Construction Fund Rock Excavation Directive

Policy

The Consultant shall, as an extra work authorization, retain theservices of a qualified geotechnical engineer and testing agencyto identify, quantify and evaluate the extent and nature of rockremoval associated with all aspects of a project. These investigations shall be performed for all new construction, building additions and sitework projects.

If the Consultant feels there is adequate information to not perform these investigations, he may make a recommendation to the Fund. To do so however does not relieve the Consultant of such design responsibilities during design and construction.

State University Construction Fund Rock Excavation Directive

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It is expected that reports and recommendations generated from field investigation be bound in the Project Manual as Supplemental Information. However such reports typically provide soil logs and offer recommendations as to how rock removal is to be addressed during construction. In order for these recommendations to be properly considered as part of the contract requirements such information (locations, quantities, etc) and recommendations must be incorporated into the plans and technical specifications. The information in the Supplemental Information does not override the contact plans and specifications.

State University Construction Fund Rock Excavation Directive

State University Construction Fund Rock Excavation Directive

Where rock removal is anticipated, it is expected that the soil information will permit a responsible and accurate forecast of the chance of encountering rock and the estimated amount involved. It is the Consultant’s responsibility:

To determine the need for consideration of rock excavation,To define what is to be considered rock at the particular campus,To properly address the handling of rock in the contract documents,To reflect the costs of the rock in his cost estimates.

Depth To Bed Rock????

Auger BoringsDrive BoringsStandard Penetration TestingCone Penetration BoringsRock Core BoringDrilling instrumentationGeophysics

SeismicGPR Downhole instrumentation

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Rock Foundation Issues

Determination of Top of Rock

Methods of Excavation

Rock Drainage and Frost Potential

On Site Rock Testing and Inspection

Rock Surface Completion for Foundation Members

Soil or Rock Engineering

Rock Mechanics?

Soil Mechanics?

Other Areas?

Method of Excavation?General soil removal equipment

Ripping

Drill and blasting

Rock Testing!

Mechanical Testing of Rock CoresTest Hole TH-7MDOT Structure B02 of 22023 US-2 Over Sturgeon RiverDickenson County, Michigan

Excavation

The real question is not necessarily the depth to bedrock but….

How much material will require ripping or blasting?What equipment or type of blasting that will be required?How long will it take?And what will it cost?

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Track Dozers Caterpillar’s Seismic Rippability Criteria

Hydraulic erodibility in earth spillways

Excavation characteristicsFluid transmission

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Rock mass stability

Correlation with various indicators of earth material excavatability

Excavation: Blasting

Expertise – Specialty ContractorExpensive

$0.08/yd to $3.00/yd (Mining)???? Construction – Duistance to nearest structure

LitigationVibration DamageFly Rock

Equipment

CompactorsFront End ShovelsHydraulic ExcavatorsMotor GradersScrapersWheel DozersTrack DozersShovels

Compactors

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Scrapers - Elevating Scrapers – Closed Bowl

Scrapers – Closed Bowl (657) Front End Shovels

Front End Shovels Hydraulic Excavators

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Motor Graders Wheel Dozers

Track Dozers Haul Trucks

Shovel & Truck Shovels

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Questions?


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