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    What can

    I model

    using RS3?We are oen asked about the

    modeling capabilies of RS3, and

    whether or not the program can

    model certain situaons.

    This arcle addresses many of

    your RS3modeling quesons, and

    demonstrates the wide range of

    complex models that can be cre-

    ated, focusing on civil and mining

    applicaons.

    Sequenced stope

    modeling

    Circular sha in

    oblique strata

    Topography with

    stope mining

    Topography with

    tunnel

    Dam

    Ra with piles

    Open pit slope

    stability

    Tunnel with twoheadings

    Twin tunnels with

    diagonal staircase

    Prepared for Spring 2014

    issue of RocNews

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    Sequenced Stope Model

    You can easily model stope mining in RS3. We have prepared a brief tutorial to illustrate a

    simple drift mining and backfill sequence. Note that with the powerful meshing capabilities in

    RS3, you can easily customize the mesh for individual volumes (see theMesh Customization in

    RS3

    Developers Tip from a previous RocNewsfor details).

    The Simplified Mining Sequence Tutorial walks you through the modeling and results viewing

    for a sample drift mine.

    3D view of excavated drift with ore and backfill

    Total displacements on an excavated volume

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    Displacement Results on a Horizontal Contour and Line Query

    The figures below compare the total displacement results on a contour near the bottom of the

    shaft.

    Extruded in horizontal direction

    Extruded in vertical direction

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    Comparison of total displacements along query lines

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    DistanceAlongQuery

    (m)

    Total Displacement (x10-3 m)

    Total Displacement Along Query

    Horizontal Mode

    Vertical Mode

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    Terrain with Stope Mining

    Here weve added some simple terrain to the stope mine shown above, illustrating that

    multiple model details can be captured in RS3.

    Top and 3D view of model

    Side view of model

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    Dam

    This model illustrates the type of detail you can get by increasing the number of slices. The dam

    model below was constructed with approximately 130 slices.

    Dam model

    Total displacement contours

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    Z-direction displacement contours

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    Raft with Piles

    In a previous RocNews we talked about piled raft modeling in RS3(seeModeling Foundations in

    RS3). In that article we looked at the following models:

    - Vertically loaded pile in clay

    - Piled raft foundation in sand (with different configurations of piles)

    - Piled raft foundation in multiple material strata

    Here well look at a piled raft foundation for a building.

    Piled raft foundation model

    Total displacement contours (two user-defined query planes)

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    Open Pit and Slope Stability (Manual SSR)

    RS3can be used to model slope stability in open pit mines. The simplified full-scale open pit

    model below was used to examine the effect of the three-dimensional geometry on wall

    stability.

    Open pit mesh

    Contours of total displacement at SRF=2.5

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    Tunnel with Two Headings

    This model took approximately 15 minutes to build and run, and demonstrates the utility of the

    Sequence Designer. The modeling steps were as follows:

    1. Import tunnel geometry (as excavation boundary). The tunnel could also be defined

    within the program.

    2. Add external boundary.

    3. Define Heading boundaries.

    4. Use the Sequence Designerto specify the excavation sequence.

    5. Assign material properties.

    6. Assign restraints (underground auto-restraint option)

    7. Mesh model (kept default settings)

    8. Compute and view results

    Tunnel model

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    Total displacement contours

    (left: exterior contours, query plane; right: excavation contour)

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