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The mechanism of rock-mass slope movement due to landslide is investigated. The centers of deformations and zones of increased stresses around them are established on bench model.
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Demin, A.M., Gorbacheva, N.P. & Rulev, A.B. Pattern of Normal Tension Cracks on the Landing of Open Pit Bench as an Energy Characteristic of Landslide. Journal of Mining Science 39, 552–555 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:JOMI.0000036222.32721.6f
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