(1. School of Architecture and Civil Engineering,Xi?an University of Science and Technology,Xi?an,Shaanxi 710054,China;
2. School of Mechanics and Civil Engineering,China University of Mining and Technology,Beijing 100083,China)
Abstract:Quasi-sandstone samples in dry and water-saturated states were tested in laboratory to analyze the non-isothermal heat transfer of rocks. The process of phase changes of water to ice leading to the reduction of heat conduction was investigated based on the experimental results. The equations of heat conduction in rock considering the effect of the cyclic freezing and thawing were proposed. The expressions describing the three-step change of temperature for the water-saturated rocks were also put forward and verified with the experiment results. The temperature variation curve of the dry quasi-sandstone samples under cyclic freezing and thawing changes negative exponentially. The rate of temperature change closer to the boundary surface is greater. The rate of temperature change in thawing period is greater than in freezing process. The temperature variation curves of saturated quasi-sandstone samples show three distinctive stages. The temperature changes slower during the process of phase change of water-ice. The rates of the temperature change of the saturated samples appear a bit lower than the dry ones. The structural transformation of water molecules during the process of phase change can be used to explain the phenomenon of reduction of thermal conductivity.
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