How to Perform Rockfall Hazard Assessment in Civil Engineering | Step by Step Procedure скачать в хорошем качестве

How to Perform Rockfall Hazard Assessment in Civil Engineering | Step by Step Procedure

Rockfall hazard assessment is part of geotechnical engineering investigation to ensure civil engineering infrastructure is safe. 0:00 General description of rock fall hazard assessment principles 09:34 Practical example with explanation. This video gives an overview of the important factors such as slope height, ditch effectiveness, geological character (discontinuities, surface roughness, erosion), traffic characteristics, road width, size (or volume) of falling rocks, climate and rock fall history that are considered in rockfall hazard assessment. All these factors are weighted evenly. A higher rating means a higher hazard related to rock falls. To obtain this rating, a site inspection is necessary. If the slope has a rating of less than 300 points, it is considered to be of low priority and regular inspections are recommended to re-assess the rating over time. Slopes with a rating greater than 500 need urgent remediation measures. #civilengineering #geotechnicalengineering #engineeringgeology More videos related to rock falls: How to Design a Ditch to Catch Rock Falls    • How to Design a Ditch to Catch Rock Falls   How to Perform Rock Fall Analysis using RocFall    • Tutorial 7: Rockfall Analysis in Civil Eng...   How to Protect Slope from Rock Falls | Effective and Inexpensive Methods    • How to Protect Slope from Rock Falls | Eff...