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Mining engineering

a theory predicting the cutting force on a conical point-attack pick from rock tensile and compressive strength and cut depth.

In mining engineering, Evans cutting theory refers to a theory predicting the cutting force on a conical point-attack pick from rock tensile and compressive strength and cut depth. This meaning comes from Evans (1984) in International Journal of Mining Engineering.[1]

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References

Evans, I. (1984). A theory of the cutting force for point-attack picks. International Journal of Mining Engineering, 2(1), 63-71. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf00880858

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