Rock fracture mechanics and its applications in rock engineering – Mikael Rinne

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Rock fracture mechanics – and its applications in rock engineering Mikael Rinne Associate Professor Department of Civil Engineering School of Engineering Tenured Professors' Installation Talks – Aalto University is celebrating its new tenured professors with popular talks by our new Associate & Full level tenure track professors http://aalto.fi/talks Copyrights, picture credits: Fig. 1) Template by Aalto University Fig. 2) Natural Rock Slope. Meiko Kirkkonummi, Finland, Mikael Rinne 2020 Fig. 3) Hand ax. Photo Bryan Meltz, Emory Photo. Parking slot entrance under construction Tapiola Espoo, Finland. Mikael Rinne 2011 Fig. 4) Fracture instability and failure. Photos Licensed under Shuttlestock Fig. 5) Water & fractures; Rinne 2020. Geothermal energy; St1 Deepheat Nuclear waste repository; Posiva Oy Fig. 6) Fracture initiation and propagation model. Mikael Rinne, Lic. Thesis 2000 Fig. 7) Time dependent failure model. Mikael Rinne, Doc. Thesis 2008 Fig. 8) Nuclear Waste disposal; Posiva Oy. Pyhäsalmi Mine; First Quantum Minerals. Energy storage; Mateus Janiszewski, Doc. Thesis 2019. Fig 9.) Photogrammetry and Virtual Reality figures by Lauri Uotinen and Mateusz Janiszewski.

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