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In the last few decades, due to the increasing interest in civil and mining underground constructions at great depth, there have been growing activities aimed at studying the behavior of rock masses at high in-situ stress conditions, where brittle failures in pillars and tunnels generally occur.
Continuum numerical methods have provided important contributions to the understanding of these progressive failure phenomena along with the constant development of constitutive models for predicting the brittle response within the continuum approach.
Join our expert Giuseppe Cammarata in a live webinar where he will delve into the enhanced capabilities of PLAXIS for modelling the brittle behaviour of rock masses in deep conditions with practical cases of underground excavations.
Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to discover the capabilities of PLAXIS in assessing the brittle failure risk for a more reliable design strategy for underground rock engineering works.
What you will learn:
- Rock mass constitutive law for brittle behaviour
- Simulation of the rock masses behaviour in deep underground operations
- Numerical method as a tool for optimized design
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Webinar Presenters
Daniel Berro
Product Sales Engineer, Geotechnical
Bentley Systems
Daniel is an experienced professional with a demonstrated history of working in the Geotechnical Engineering industry. He has a total experience of 9 years in delivering cost effective geotechnical projects across Europe, Africa and the Middle East. Currently, he is working in Bentley Systems Spain, as a Product Sales Engineer
As a Product Engineer at Bentley’s Virtuosity, he helps professionals across EMEA in solving their complex Geotechnical engineering problems and improving their analysis by providing them with best practices for their design workflows.
Dr. Giuseppe Cammarata
Senior Research Engineer, Geotechnical
Seequent, The Bentley Subsurface Company
Dr. Giuseppe Cammarata joined Plaxis in 2017 and is currently part of the Geotechnical Research team in Seequent, The Bentley Subsurface Company. PhD in rock mechanics, his thesis was shortlisted by the ISRM for the “Rocha Medal” award in 2008.
Before joining Plaxis/Bentley Giuseppe gained research and professional experience in Italy, Switzerland, and Canada. He worked on consulting and design projects across the mining, civil, tunneling, and reservoir geomechanics sectors.
He is the author and co-author of several scientific and technical papers and has served as a reviewer for the “Rock Mechanics and Rock Engineering” journal.