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17.24: Appendix X- Hyperbaric Rock Cutting Charts

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    X.1 The Curling Type of the 30 Degree Blade

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    Figure X-1: The ratio hb,m/hi for a 30 degree blade.
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    Figure X-2: The shear angle β for a 30 degree blade.
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    Figure X-3: The horizontal cutting force coefficient λHC for a 30 degree blade.
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    Figure X-4: The vertical cutting force coefficient λVC for a 30 degree blade.
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    Figure X-5: The specific energy to UCS ratio for a 30 degree blade.

    X.2 The Curling Type of the 45 Degree Blade

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    Figure X-6: The ratio hb,m/hi for a 45 degree blade.
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    Figure X-7: The shear angle β for a 45 degree blade.
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    Figure X-8: The horizontal cutting force coefficient λHC for a 45 degree blade.
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    Figure X-9: The vertical cutting force coefficient λVC for a 60 degree blade.
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    Figure X-10: The specific energy to UCS ratio for a 45 degree blade.

    X.3 The Curling Type of the 60 Degree Blade

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    Figure X-11: The ratio hb,m/hi for a 60 degree blade.
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    Figure X-12: The shear angle β for a 60 degree blade.
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    Figure X-13: The horizontal cutting force coefficient λHC for a 60 degree blade.
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    Figure X-14: The vertical cutting force coefficient λVC for a 60 degree blade.
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    Figure X-15: The specific energy to UCS ratio for a 60 degree blade.
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    Figure X-16: The ratio hb,m/hi for a 75 degree blade.
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    Figure X-17: The shear angle β for a 75 degree blade.
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    Figure X-18: The horizontal cutting force coefficient λHC for a 75 degree blade.
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    Figure X-19: The vertical cutting force coefficient λVC for a 75 degree blade.
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    Figure X-20: The specific energy to UCS ratio for a 75 degree blade.

    X.5 The Curling Type of the 90 Degree Blade

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    Figure X-21: The ratio hb,m/hi for a 90 degree blade.
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    Figure X-22: The shear angle β for a 90 degree blade.
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    Figure X-23: The horizontal cutting force coefficient λHC for a 90 degree blade.
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    Figure X-24: The vertical cutting force coefficient λVC for a 90 degree blade.
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    Figure X-25: The specific energy to UCS ratio for a 90 degree blade.

    X.6 The Curling Type of the 105 Degree Blade

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    Figure X-26: The ratio hb,m/hi for a 105 degree blade.
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    Figure X-27: The shear angle β for a 105 degree blade.
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    Figure X-28: The horizontal cutting force coefficient λHC for a 105 degree blade.
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    Figure X-29: The vertical cutting force coefficient λVC for a 105 degree blade.
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    Figure X-30: The specific energy to UCS ratio for a 105 degree blade.

    X.7 The Curling Type of the 120 Degree Blade

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    Figure X-31: The ratio hb,m/hi for a 120 degree blade.
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    Figure X-32: The shear angle β for a 120 degree blade.
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    Figure X-33: The horizontal cutting force coefficient λHC for a 120 degree blade.
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    Figure X-34: The vertical cutting force coefficient λVC for a 120 degree blade.
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    Figure X-35: The specific energy to UCS ratio for a 120 degree blade.

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