Study on the Deterioration Mechanisms of Basalt with Fractures Under Freeze-Thaw Cycling
Kunlun He,
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Qingzhi Wang,
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Jiankun Liu
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et al.
Research in Cold and Arid Regions,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Fracture Mechanical Properties of Double-Edge Cracked Flattened Brazilian Disc Samples Under Compressive Loads
Wen Hua,
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Wenyu Zhang,
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Shiming Dong
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et al.
Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
18(4), P. 850 - 850
Published: Feb. 15, 2025
The
shear-based
fracturing
of
deep
fractured
rocks
under
compression-shear
loading
is
one
the
most
prevalent
failure
modes
due
to
existence
in
situ
stress.
In
order
study
shear
fracture
mechanical
properties
rocks,
a
double-edge
cracked
flattened
Brazilian
disc
(DCFBD)
sample
was
developed
by
introducing
two
platforms
into
(DCBD).
Extensive
finite
element
analyses
were
conducted
on
DCFBD
samples
determine
stress
intensity
factors
(SIFs)
and
T-stress.
A
comprehensive
dataset
SIFs
T-stress
obtained,
which
provided
accurate
descriptions
tests
performed
this
specimen.
Furthermore,
effects
load
distribution
angle
γ,
dimensionless
crack
length
α,
inclination
θ
YI,
YII,
T*
discussed.
It
showed
that
effect
γ
YI
YII
can
be
disregarded
when
α
≥
0.60
≤
20°.
However,
it
should
considered
for
larger
angles.
Moreover,
experimentally
validated
with
appropriate
lengths
angles
achieve
(true
mode
II)
fracture,
as
demonstrated
through
series
these
specimens.
results
will
advance
development
rock
testing
technology.
Language: Английский
Comprehensive study on thermal cycling effect on dolomite fracture behavior under three loading modes (I, I/II, II): Experimental and analytical methods
Theoretical and Applied Fracture Mechanics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 104963 - 104963
Published: April 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Study on Characteristics of Failure and Energy Evolution of Different Moisture-Containing Soft Rocks under Cyclic Disturbance Loading
Xuewen Cao,
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Xuhui Tang,
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Lugen Chen
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et al.
Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(8), P. 1770 - 1770
Published: April 12, 2024
During
the
coal
mining
process
in
soft
rock
mines
with
abundant
water,
mass
undergoes
cyclic
loading
and
unloading
at
low
frequencies
due
to
factors
such
as
excavation.
To
investigate
mechanical
characteristics
energy
evolution
laws
of
different
water-containing
masses
under
disturbance
loading,
a
creep
dynamic
impact
system
was
employed
conduct
experiments
on
various
rocks
(0.00%,
1.74%,
3.48%,
5.21%,
6.95%,
8.69%).
A
comparative
analysis
conducted
patterns
input
density,
elastic
dissipated
damage
variables
during
process.
The
results
indicate
that
influence
peak
strength
specimens,
except
for
fully
saturated
samples,
is
generally
increased
varying
degrees.
Weakness
effects
modulus
were
observed
samples
6.95%
water
content
while
strengthening
others.
density
mostly
stored
form
strain
within
adapt
external
loads
first
100
cycles,
almost
identical
trends
indicators.
Damage
calculated
using
maximum
method,
revealing
samples.
From
an
perspective,
these
experimental
elucidate
fatigue
loading.
Language: Английский
Influence of coupled water and thermal treatments on the fracture characteristics of a typical sandstone
Yi Luo,
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Haohong Zhong,
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Li Ren
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et al.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: May 17, 2024
Abstract
Understanding
the
fracture
behavior
of
rock
after
coupled
water
and
thermal
environment
is
important
for
many
geotechnical
projects.
This
study
examines
influence
treatments
on
toughness
characteristics
a
typical
sandstone
under
mode
I
II
loading
conditions.
Notched
deep
beam
(NDB)
specimens
were
utilized
subjected
to
soaking
at
various
temperatures
(23
°C,
60
99
°C).
The
experimental
results
indicate
significant
reduction
in
both
values,
with
reductions
ranging
from
15.4%
13.2%
26.1%
8.9%
respectively.
As
increase,
slightly
rising
trend
observed
within
examined
temperature
range.
Sandstone
displayed
brittle
lower
temperatures.
For
specimens,
an
increase
ductility
was
evident
higher
temperatures,
while
ductile
less
pronounced
specimens.
Based
Maximum
Tangential
Stress
(MTS)
criterion
Generalized
(GMTS)
criterion,
predicted
values
process
zone
(FPZ)
discussed.
show
that
GMTS
MTS
criteria
exhibit
inaccuracies
predicting
treated
different
However,
which
incorporates
T
-stress,
demonstrates
smaller
errors
compared
criterion.
shows
radius
r
0
not
constant
calculation
requires
further
theoretical
study.
Language: Английский