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ROCK FRACTURING BEHAVIORS UNDER CHEMICAL CORROSION ——PART Ⅰ: EXPERIMENTAL STUDY

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DAMAGE ANALYSIS OF BRITTLE ROCK AT HIGH TEMPERATURE

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RESEARCH OF THE DETECTION METHOD AND THERMAL CRACKING OF ROCK

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NON-L INEAR DUAL -POROSITY BEHAVIOUR OF
NATURALLY FRACTURED RESERVO IRS

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2000, 19 (04): 417-417 doi:

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A dual2po ro sity model based on the modif ied fo rm u lat ion by Barrenb lat t is p resen ted fo r
sim u lat ion of natu rally f ractu red reservo irs and m any app licat ion s are described. How ever, the perm eab ility
and po ro sity coeff icien t s in the con t ro l equat ion s are regarded as con stan t in mo st s of literatu res. O f cou rse,
th is is no t t rue. The perm eab ility and po ro sity are actually varied w ith p ressu res in m at rix b lock s and
f issu res. A non2linear relat ion of dual2p ro sity and p ressu re is developed and a f in ite elem en t p rogram is given
to sim u late the non2linear dual2po ro sity model.

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STUDY ON THE COUPLL ING PROBLEM BETWEEN FLOW
AND SOL ID OFM INE IN CONF INED AQUIFER

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The m in ing p rob lem in conf ined aqu ifer is con sidered as a coup lling p rob lem betw een f low and
so lid. O n the basis of differen t scales of f ractu re, the rockm ass hydrau licmodel of m in ing in conf ined aqu ifer
is estab lished. Som e u sefu l conclu sion s are pu t fo rw ard to p ro ject s. A cco rding to the p ract ical p ro ject, the
model and these conclu sion s are p roved to be reasonab le.

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ANALYSIS ON ACOUSTIC EM ISSION PATTERN FOR ROCK BURST

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It is p roved that app lying A E to mon ito r rock bu rst is scien t if ic by discu ssing the relat ion betw een
A E and dam age. The fou r modes of A E om en s, including the single jump ing mode, the f luctuat ing mode, the
exponen t ial increasing mode, and the f requen t low energy om en mode are pu t ou t. The exp lo sive effect s on
p reven t ion of rock bu rst are analyzed, and th is is valuab le fo r the p redict ion of rock bu rst.

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STUDY ON ROCKBURST PRED ICTIONM ETHOD
BASED ON THE PRIOR KNOWLEDGE

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Based on the neu ral netwo rk theo ry, a new rockbu rst p redict ion model is estab lished. The BP
netwo rk is t rained u sing the co llected data f rom som e actu ral p ro ject s. The study show s that the p ropo sed
model is of ob ject ivity, generality and h igher accu racy.

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EFFCETIVEMODULUSM ETHOD IN DAMAGEM ECHANICS OF ROCK

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2000, 19 (04): 432-432 doi:

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Several def in it ion m ethods of dam age variab les are discu ssed. A cco rding to experim en t s, a secan t
modu lu s m ethod w ith coeff icien t of Gis u sed to def ine the dam age variab le of rock. A lso, a rheo logy dam age
model is p ropo sed based on rock m echan ics test s.

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2000, 19 (04): 440-440 doi:

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