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  --2017, 36 (S1)   Published: 15 April 2017
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Experimental study on the dynamic characteristics of embankment tailings from Xiaodae tailings pond

YIN Guangzhi1,2,WANG Wensong1,2,WEI Zuoan1,2,CAO Guansen1,2,ZHANG Qiangui1,3,CHEN Yulong4
 2017, 36 (S1): 3121-3130 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0177
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A dynamic triaxial test of tailing slity sand and silt was conducted in order to investigate the dynamic characteristics of Xiaodae tailings and compare the different behaviors of these two tailings. The main experimental conditions consider natural consolidation and mechanical compaction. To make the research results more convincingthe particle size distribution and micro morphology of the tailings were both tested in detail. The results demonstrate thatthe clay particles of tailings with less clay mineral cannot enhance dynamic strength. The dynamic shear stress ratio td/s3c under different confining stresses can be normalized well. The increase of dynamic pore water pressure is influenced by vibration time primarily rather than magnitude of dynamic stress. The dynamic internal friction angle jd decreases with the increase of failure vibration timeand the dynamic effective internal friction angle jd is ruled by the increase of dynamic pore water pressure. The maximum dynamic elastic modulus Ed0 increases with the increase of confining pressure or consolidation ratiowhereas the maximum damping ratio lmax changes oppositely with these two factors. In contrast to tailing slit sandtailing silt has the lower dynamic strength and dynamic elastic modulus. The mechanical compaction is more effective for tailing siltwhich is beneficial to the dynamic characteristics of both tailings.

Experimental study on shear mechanical properties of complete sandstone under different pore water pressures

PENG Shoujian1,2,3,TAN Hu1,2,XU Jiang1,2,LIU Yixin1,2,WU Shankang1,2,QU Jiamei1,2
 2017, 36 (S1): 3131-3139 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0415
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Based on the self-developed shear-seepage coupling test device for coal rockthe shear failure experiments of complete sandstone was carried out under normal stress of 2.0 MPapore water pressures of 1.02.0 and 3.0 MPa respectively. At the same timethe shear fracture surface of different pore water pressures was scanned by the three-dimensional scannerand it¢s characteristics was analyzed by statistical parameter that was calculated by Matlab software. The results show that(1) the shear mechanical properties of sandstone will appearsoftening effection under pore water pressureand the higher pore water pressure isthe lower shear strength of sandstone is in additionthe deformations of peak shear and the peak normal are smaller. (2) The root mean square of the vertical distance from all points on the shear fracture surface to the base levelthe roughness index and the fractal dimension of surface crack decrease with the increase of the pore water pressurewhich indicates that the roughness of shear fracture surface decrease with the pore water pressure rising. (3) Through analysis to crack propagation of shear fracture surfacesit is found that the crack propagation on specimen¢s surfaces can only reflect inner cracks in small range near the surface instead of whole fracture surface in the process of shear test under different pore water pressures.

Experimental study of grouting reinforcement influence on mechanical properties of rock fracture

LIU Quansheng1,2,3,LEI Guangfeng1,LU Chaobo4,PENG Xingxin1,ZHANG Jing1,WANG Juntao1
 2017, 36 (S1): 3140-3147 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0459
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Grouting technique reinforced the fractured rock mass significantly,and it has a great effect on the mechanical properties of rock fracture surface. A fractured rock specimen production method was presented to study the influence of grouting on mechanical properties of fractured rock mass,overcoming the difficult problems of the original rock fissure sampling. The grouting reinforcement test was carried out with the self-developed fractured rock mass grouting platform,in which the fractured specimens produced with the proposed method The normal-shear loading tests were carried out. It is indicated that artificial fractured specimens and original rock fissures are of good geometric similarity,satisfying indoor physical test requirements. The normal and tangential mechanical properties are changed significantly by grouting reinforcement. After grouting,the peak shear strength and residual strength of rock fractures and the resistance to deformation of fracture surface increase greatly. The normal load will affect tangential behavior of fissure,tangential strength increases with the normal loading. The overall strength and stability of the rock mass increase by the grouting with the enhancement of mechanical properties of rock fractures.

Acoustic emission b-value characteristics of granite under dynamic loading and static loading

LIU Xiling,PAN Mengcheng,LI Xibing,WANG Jinpeng
 2017, 36 (S1): 3148-3155 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0272
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In order to study the b-value characteristics of rock acoustic emission(AE) under different loading conditions,the split Hopkinson pressure bar(SHPB) system and MTS322 servo-controlled rock mechanical test system were employed respectively to carry out the impact loading tests and uniaxial compression tests at different loading rates. The results show that b-value under impact loading is smaller than the one under static loading,and the b-value decreases gradually with the increase of loading rate. In the uniaxial compression tests at different loading rates,the fluctuation range of dynamic b-value increases with the increase of loading rate,and the b-value decreases sharply as load reaches the peak stress of specimen. Furthermore,in impact loading tests,the fragmentation of specimen varies cause of the differences of their strength and composition,and the b-value is larger when the degree of fragmentation is higher,therefore,the b-value can be used as a fragmentation evaluation index of rock under impact loading.

Stability evaluation of the tunnels based on nonlinear dynamic analysis

LIU Yaoru,WU Zheshu,HE Zhu,YANG Qiang,LENG Kuangdai
 2017, 36 (S1): 3156-3163 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0463
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As the increasing of construction of underground structure engineerings,the stability of the underground engineering under complex geological and dynamic condition is becoming an increasingly important problem. Based on the Deformation Reinforcement Theory and overstress theory,the stability evaluation theory has been presented using Plastic Complementary Energy(PCE) and the unbalanced forces for the overall stability and local failure of a structure. The analysis method for the underground tunnels under earthquake loads has been presented based on three dimensional nonlinear dynamic finite element analysis,and implemented in the finite element analysis program TFINE,which is developed by Tsinghua University. The most dangerous state of underground engineering can be determined by the PCE time history,and the time history and distribution of unbalanced forces can be used to evaluate the local failure and to provide suggestion for the reinforcement. A nonlinear analysis for a tunnel model has been conducted and the displacements and stresses have been analyzed. The distribution of the yield area and the unbalanced forces is compared as well as the effect of the lining on the stability of the tunnel. The result indicates that the unbalanced forces can effectively represent local failure of the structure,which is more convincing in stability evaluation than displacements,stresses and yield areas. The PCE can quantitatively assess the overall stability of the tunnel as well as the effect of the lining. The proposed methods can be well applied to the stability evaluation of underground tunnels and other underground structures under dynamic loads.

Comparison of transient electromagnetic configuration in prediction of water bearing structures in tunnels

LI Kai1,SUN Huaifeng1,SU Chuanxi1,LI Shucai1,TANG Pengyue1,QI Zhipeng2
 2017, 36 (S1): 3164-3173 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0516
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In order to study the influence of different configurations on the acquisition data and imaging quality in the tunnel transient electromagnetic(TEM) detection,four configurations,which contain central loop and three different dipole-dipole(fixed transmitting line moving receiver,fixed transmitting arch moving receiver,fixed transmitting loop and receiver distance),are researched by numerical and field experiments. In numerical test,both vertical and titled water filled fault models are studied using 3D finite difference time domain(FDTD) method,and electromagnetic response is analyzed and researched. In field test,a known experimental site in hydropower station is used to collect electromagnetic field data. Numerical and field test data utilize full-time apparent resistivity calculation method to image the apparent resistivity. The numerical and field test found that four configurations can locate the water position,but different configuration has different phenomenon. Firstly,the fixed transmitting line moving Receiver dipole configuration is most effective to identify the position and shape of water filled fault;Secondly,the central loop configuration can effectively identify the location but not good at recognizing the shape;Thirdly,the fixed transmitting loop and receiver distance dipole configuration is good at recognizing the shape but not good at finding the location;Lastly,the fixed transmitting arch moving receiver dipole configuration cannot effectively identify the location and shape. All in all,the fixed transmitting line moving receiver dipole configuration is the most effective method to identify the location and shape of water filled faults in tunnel detection of TEM,and transmitting loop is fixed on the tunnel face, we just move the receiver to improve work efficiency.

Simulation of fully grouted rock bolts using dynamic finite element for underground caverns

LIU Guoqing1,2,XIAO Ming1,2,ZHOU Hao1,2
 2017, 36 (S1): 3174-3183 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0551
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This paper proposes a dynamic algorithm for rock bolt considering interfacial shear damage of anchorage body under seismic load. Based on basic loading formulas of the anchorage body,the control equation of load transfer related to surrounding rock and the bolt is deduced and then is transformed into linear equations according to the finite difference method. Combined with the free deformation displacement of the rock,the modification is made considering interfacial damage of the anchorage body,and the displacement of the anchorage body is obtained by iteration operation. Furthermore,the distributions for normal stress and interfacial shear stress of the anchorage body along the bolt length are achieved. The rationality of the algorithm is validated with computed results from the static calculation examples and then the algorithm is applied to dynamic calculation of the engineering case study. The results show that the algorithm can effectively simulate the supporting effect of the bolts and the anchorage body stress distribution conforms to the neutral point theory. The results also indicate that the normal stress of the bolt suffers constant growth with time during the earthquake. The interface near the anchor head with large shear stress is easily subjected to damage under seismic load.

Study on microscopic seepage characteristics of rock based on micro infrared spectra technology

LI Jing1,PENG Chengle1,ZHOU Hanguo2,3,GUO Jianchun3,FAN Zuosong1,WANG Chang1
 2017, 36 (S1): 3184-3191 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0526
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The seepage characteristic of rock determines the efficiency of oil exploitation and it has important significance for the quantitative evaluation of reservoirs. In order to figure out the influence of the porescracks and different mediums in rocks on its seepage performancesspectral imaging experiment was carried out on rock sample by using the microscopic infrared spectral imaging technology. The rock section can be divided into pore and crack regionstransition regions of pore and rock mediumand dolomite medium regions according to the spectral image and absorbance value A. Based on thisa finite element model in which the real structures of the rock sample could be described precisely was established and numerical simulation researching the rock′s micro seepage characteristics was carried out. The results show that(1) the spectral absorption band of the sample is at 2 5002 700 cm1showing that the sample medium is mainly dolomite. (2) the greater the dynamic viscosity of the fluid in the two-dimensional flow of the same plane isthe smaller the flow rate of the fluid in the channel is. (3) When the permeability of porous dolomite medium is smallthe fluid flow is mainly dominated by the free flow along the crack channelsand the seepage movement in rock medium is weak. With the increasing of the medium permeabilityfluid seepage in porous medium is gradually obvious. When the pore throat size is smallthe capillary resistance is bigand the fluid does not flow. (4) When the pore throat size is enlargedthe number of preferential flow path increasesthe fluid flow range in the rock section increasesand the flow rate becomes large. The results can provide a scientific basis for the development of reservoir reconstruction projectso as to improve the efficiency of oil exploitation.

Tensile failure in stability analysis of rock and soil slopes

GUO Fang1,2,3,LIANG Zhengzhao1,2,3,GONG Bin2,3,LI Gen2,3
 2017, 36 (S1): 3192-3205 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0674
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Based on the principle of strength reduction method combined with FLAC3D numerical softwaretwo failure criteria ware defined to consider and not consider the tensile failure. And two types of slopeshomogeneous soil slope with different slope angle and slope heightand jointed rock slope with different joint angleswere analyzed to investigate whether the tensile damage should be taken into considerationand under what conditions the tensile strength must be consideredand the extend of the impact. The results showed that the tensile strength had little influence on the stability of homogeneous soil slopesbut it had greater influence on the jointed rock slopes. When the tensile strength criterion was consideredsafety factors of the rock slopes were decreased. And the better of the slope stabilitythe greater of the impact of tensile damage on the calculation of the safety factor. In additionfor the rock slopes with horizontal or vertical jointsthe tensile failure was necessary to be considered in the numerical modelling to obtain satisfactory slip surface and plastic zones. The two different failure criteria were also used to verify sliding failure of a mine slope in the northern part of Italy. And the results verified the previous research conclusion. Finallydifferent numerical methodsconstitutive laws and pore water pressure were discussed in slope failure modelling.

Research on the coal characteristics of macro-crack dip angles under uniaxial compression

LI Dexing1,2,WANG Enyuan1,2,LI Nan3,KONG Xiangguo1,2,WANG Xiaoran1,2
 2017, 36 (S1): 3206-3213 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0878
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To investigate the influence of macro-crack dip angles on the coal characteristicsacoustic emission(AE) tests under uniaxial compression of coal samples with different dip angles pre-existing crack were carried out by YAW4306 electric mechanical test system and CTA1 acoustic emission monitor. AE signal characteristics in test process were analyzedand the effects of macro-crack dip angles on AE response characteristicspeak stress and crack propagation modes were studied. The results show thatthe existence of macro-cracks in specimen under uniaxial compression has a significant impact on AE signalsand the response of AE signals is of high consistency with the applied loadso it can well reflect the internal rupture development when macroscopic defects appear under uniaxial compression. The peak stress increase with the dip angles of the crackswhich presents quadratic function relationship by curve fitting. When the dip angle of pre-existing cracks is 0°15°30°and 45°respectivelythe major crack morphology of coal samples in the failure process is wing crackaccompanied by subtle secondary cracks. While the dip angle rises to 60°and 75°anti-wing cracks appear on the surface of the coal specimen. There is no obvious propagating crack on the surface when the dip angle reaches to 90°and the coal samples show a splitting failure mode.

Three-dimensional slope stability analysis method based on Hovland improved model and constraint Delaunay TIN

LIU Zhenping,LIU Jian,DU Genming,HE Huaijian,BIAN Kang
 2017, 36 (S1): 3214-3223 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.1031
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For the deficiency of research and application of the three-dimensional limit equilibrium methodthe Hovland improved model and revised Hovland improved model were put forward after modifying the calculating method of vertical force on the element sliding surface in Hovland model and revised Hovland modelwhose force analysis is relatively reasonable. Using the GRASS GIS software for the verification of one three-dimensional slope stability analysisthe results shows that when the resolution of grid model is the same the precision of stability factor calculated by improved Hovland models is higher. The slope geologic model construction and stability analysis method based on constraint Delaunay TIN tri-prism elements were presented by introducing Delaunay mesh generation algorithm which can take pointslinestriangle area constraints into consideration. By  adopting the tri-prism slope geologic modelthe precision of various calculation models was improved effectivelyespecially in the case of using Hovland improved calculation models brought up in this paper. Considering the computational efficiency and the balance between calculation accuracy and economy of tri-prism slope geologic modelthe research of analyzing the variation of the number of triangles and the stability factor with the minimum triangle area was carried out and the optimal area evaluation index proposed is 1/4121/206 in Delaunay TIN subdivision. The engineering case study of Heishan open-pit coal mine indicated that the effects of sliding resistance formed in the middle and front of landslide are the main cause leading to high slope safety coefficient in the southern stope.

Experimental research on disintegration characteristics of subsidence paste backfill body of Tong-keng mine

SUN Wei1,WU Aixiang2,WANG Hongjiang2,HOU Kepeng1,YANG Yi1,LIU Lei1
 2017, 36 (S1): 3224-3232 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2015.1354
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Using a backfill body disintegration rate tester along with SEM and CT analysis techniquesthis paper examines the influence of waste rock incorporation proportion and cement introduction quantity upon the disintegration properties of the treated mass. The disintegration mechanism of the mass is also discussed. The results suggestat given cement introduction quantitythe backfill body disintegration rate diminishes and its disintegration time shortens with an increasing refuse incorporation proportion. Also at a given waste rock incorporation proportionthe backfill body disintegration rate drops dramatically when the cement introduction quantity is increased. The disintegration process is subdivided into three phases including water absorption disintegrationsteady disintegrationand disintegration termination. The treated mass derives it adhesion from the strength of the cement hydration products. The seepage flow is established inside the mass under the seepage pressure and is also the result of the randomly distributed open channels and the constant expansion of closed channels. Channel expansion is driven by attraction of the matrixand when the backfill body absorbs water the gas-liquid phase transfers incessantly a force to the solid phasethe mass proceeds with disintegration if the force value is greater than the cementation adhesionthe mass does not disintegrate when the force value is less than the adhesion.

Experimental study on influence of gas pressure on mechanical properties of sandstone

ZHAO Honggang1,2,3,ZHANG Dongming1,2,3,LI Wenpu1,2,3,BIAN Guang1,2,3,
 2017, 36 (S1): 3239-3247 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0257
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In order to investigate the influence of gas pressure on the mechanical properties of sandstone compression tests of triaxial loading at different confining pressures and different gas pressures were carried out by the self-madethermo-fluid-solid coupling with triaxial-servo controlled seepage equipment system of coal and rock. The results show that gas pressure had a weakening effect on the strength of sandstone. It caused the  triaxial compressive strength and elastic modulus of 3 MPa gas pressure were both smaller than that of non-gas and the strain of rock was larger under the same stress. Because of the effect of gas pressurethe triaxis compressive strength exhibit distinctly nonlinear characteristics. The parabolic Mohr criterion and Hoek-Brown strength criterion were employed to analysis nonlinear strength characteristics. Then based on the results of researchthe modified Hoek-Brown strength criteria which considered the effect of gas pressure were proposed. By performance analysis and evaluationthe experimental data is in good agreement with the modified strength criterion. So it can be used to judge the strength of sandstone under the effect of gas pressure.

P-wave propagation across a filling structure with three element model

LIU Tingting1,2,3,LI Xinping1,2,ZHENG Yun3,LUO Yi1,2,GUO Yunhua1,2
 2017, 36 (S1): 3247-3257 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme. 2016.1013
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Considering the deformation of filling material and the interfaces between the rock and the filling materialscombined with the method of characteristicsthe three element model(TEM) is employed to analyze wave propagation across filling structure. Comparison with the existing theoriesthe validity of TEM is verified. Then parametric study is conducted for the effects of the stiffness of the interfacesthe filling thicknessthe velocity of the filling material and the frequency of incident waves. Finallythe filling structure with thin filling material is equivalent to joint without filling material and the filling structure with thick filling material is equivalent to the interlayertwo parameters are defined to describe the mechanical behavior of the filling structure. The study results show that the effects of the stiffness of the interfacesthe filling thicknessthe velocity of the filling material on wave propagation are divided into two parts by critical values. The effects decrease when the three parameters exceed the critical values. The transmission coefficient is positively correlated with the stiffness of the interface and the velocity of the filling material. The negative exponential function is proposed to describe the relationship between the filling thickness and transmission coefficient. Kne and Ene are also closely related to the filling thickness and the stiffness of the contact interface.

Experimental study of soft coal mechanics characteristics with different moistures and clay contents

ZHU Chuanqi1,2,LI Chuanming1,2,YIN Zhiqiang1,2,HOU Junling3
 2017, 36 (S1): 3258-3265 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.1122
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Using the coal preparation equipment developed by ourselvesexperiments on mechanical characteristics of soft coal were studied under different moisture content and clay content with the help of RMT150B rock mechanics test system. The results showed that(1) when the moisture content range from 1.59% to 6.50% in the testcritical moisture content is existed under the same clay content of the soft coalthe compressive strength of coal is the highest and the modulus of elasticity is the maximum at the level of the critical moisture. (2) The compressive strength and elastic modulus of the soft coal content were firstly increased and then decreased and the highest clay content are all about 11.68% under different moisture content when clay content increased from 4.00% to 19.36%. (3) In the same conditionswith the increase of water content and clay contentthe brittleness of soft coal decreases while the ductility increasesthe poisson ratio also increases. (4) The liquid bridge force of soft coal inter particles with the change of moisture content is the main reason for the evolution of the concept of mechanical behaviorthe appropriate amount of clay particles can be used as cement to further strengthen the coal. The research results have important theoretical significance and engineering application value for the safe and efficient mining of soft coal seam.

Experimental research about influence of low pore water pressure on unloading mechanical properties of sandstone

DENG Huafeng,WANG Zhe,LI Jianlin,JIANG Qiao,ZHANG Hengbin
 2017, 36 (S1): 3266-3275 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0095
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To study the effect on unloading mechanical properties of sandstone by low pore water pressuretriaxial unloading tests of sandstone under different confining pressure(5101520 MPa) and pore water pressure (00.30.60.91.2 MPa) have been done in TOP INDUSTRIE Multi-function triaxial testing system. It has mainly been discussed about how pore water pressure influenced the sandstone¢s unloading strength and deformation and failure characteristics. The results showed that(1) With the pore water pressure increasingthe elastic modulus in loading stage gradually decreased. And the decreasing trend of elastic modulus was more obvious under the smaller confining pressure with the same increment of the pore water. (2) During the unloading processthe increasing rate of lateral deformation was obviously higher than that of axial deformation. Moreoverthe lateral expansion phenomenon is more obvious under higher pore water pressure and smaller confining pressurewhich means the rock specimens are easier to damage. (3) During the unloading processthe deformation modulus of rock specimens decreased rapidly in the beginning and then slowlyand the rock specimens¢ deformation modulus declined dramatically with higher pore water pressure and smaller confining pressure. (4) With the increase of pore water pressurethe confining pressures related to rock specimens failure gradually increasedand the decreasing trend of cohesion and internal friction angle tend to be more obviouswhich means the rock pore water pressure accelerates the process of rock failure. (5) The softening and weakening effect of water on the mineral particles and their inter-particle connectionand the water-wedge effect of pore water pressure are the basic reasons for sandstone¢s unloading mechanical properties deterioration. Thereforeconcerning to the analysis of unloading deformation stability of wading rock engineering projectthe effect of pore water pressure cannot be ignored.

Large scale shaking table tests on seismic acceleration response of concrete-rockfill combination dam

WANG Jianxin1,LIU Hanlong2,YANG Gui3,TANG Xinjun1,LIU Yanchen3
 2017, 36 (S1): 3276-3286 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0120
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Concrete-rockfill combination dam(CRCD)a new type of damconsists of an upstream concrete wall and downstream declivitous rockfillits dynamic characteristics have not been studied thoroughly so far. Based on thislarge shaking table simulation tests of CRCD on the bedrock foundation were carried out to study the impact of the type of water storageseismic wavesfrequencies and amplitudes on the acceleration response. Results show that CRCD model has an obvious amplification effect on the input of seismic wavesand the weak area of the antiseismic is on the top of concrete wall and rockfill which have the maximum peak acceleration. The concrete wall of CRCD is not connected with the dam foundationwhich is different from conctrete gravity damso the contact surface between wall -rockfill and wall-foundation is the key part of antiseismic design. The rockfill at the dam crest possesses the same obvious "Whiplash Effect" as the conventional earth-rock damswhile the acceleration response of CRCD is less than that of the conventional ones because of the concrete wall’s restriction. Water storageseismic wavesfrequencies and amplitudes have different effects on the acceleration response of the concrete wall and rockfill of CRCDwater storage has a slightly effect on the concrete wall than on the rockfill to weaken acceleration responsethe acceleration amplification effect caused by near-field Shifang wave is more apparent than that of cosco-field Taft wavethere is no big difference between the influence of seismic frequencies and amplitudes on the acceleration response of concrete wall and that of rockfillthe acceleration amplification factors gradually decrease with the increase of seismic wave amplitudes and the acceleration amplification factors of the wall top is slightly greater than that of rockfill. The results reveals the acceleration response characteristics preliminarily and provides reference for the aseismic design of CRCD.

Time-dependent strength of rock mass discontinuity with different values of JRC

WANG Zhen1,SHEN Mingrong1,2,TIAN Guanghui1,ZHANG Qingzhao1,2
 2017, 36 (S1): 3287-3296 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0018
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To study the time-dependent behavior of rock mass discontinuitythe samples with artificial joint surfaces based on Barton′s ten standard lines were poured using cement mortar. Direct shear test and shear creep test were conducted and the relationship between shear strength and JRC(joint roughness coefficient) was establishedthe characteristics of creep curves were described and the long-term strength of discontinuities with different values of JRC and normal stress were solved using new method for determining the long-term strength that proposed based on the isocreep-rate curve. The results demonstrate that the creep displacement decreased and the creep failure curves were steeper and steeper with the increasing of JRC. The creep displacementcreep rate and shear stiffness in loading section of muti-stage creep curves increased greatly when the shear stress was higher than stress thresholds. Instantaneous strength and long-term strength have linear relationship with JRCand the ratio of long-term strength and instantaneous strength decreased with the increasing of JRCwhich due to the difference between continuous rock and rock mass discontinuity in time-dependent behavior and the variation of shear area ratio. In additionthe long-term strength determined by inflection point of isocreep-rate curve method meet the range determined by the creep characteristics which can verify the reliability and rationality of the new method.

Numerical simulation of crack grouting process of quick setting slurry with running water and its experimental verification

LIU Rentai,ZHANG Lianzhen,ZHANG Qingsong,YANG Lei,LI Zhipeng,SUN Zizheng,ZHANG Shijie,ZHU Guangxuan
 2017, 36 (S1): 3297-3306 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2015.0815
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C-S slurry and GT1 slurry are two types of quick setting slurry which are frequently-used in dynamic grouting engineering. Considering time-dependent behaviour of viscosityand using COMSOL Multiphysics as the finite element softwarenumerical model of crack grouting process in running water was established. The law of slurry diffusion and its influencing factors were studied. Comparing numerical simulation and test resultsrationality of numerical simulation is verified. Results show thatRunning water restricts the range of slurry diffusionand significant differences exist between along the flow direction and against the flow direction. Pressure around inflow boundary is gradually approaching the distal groundwater pressure. In initial stages of groutingvelocity in regions near the no flow boundary and outflow boundary is higher than other regions. In later stages of groutingvelocity in different position changes gently. Under the present experimental conditionsinitial hydrodynamic flow rate and grouting rate are positive correlated with velocity and pressure in crack. Furthermoregrouting rate shows more effect on pressure in crack than initial hydrodynamic flow rate. Slurry diffusion law of C-S slurry and GT1 slurry are similarhoweverdifference of time-dependent behavior of viscosity leads to quantitative differences of diffusion.

FEM analyses for layered rock mass using modified Hoek-Brown failure criterion

ZHANG Yujun,ZHANG Siyuan
 2017, 36 (S1): 3307-3313 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0052
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Aiming at the Hoek-Brown failure criterion which can be used for an anisotropic rock materialthe alterative form for numerical computation is derivedand this form is introduced a 2D FEM code for elasto-plastic analysis of transversely isotropic medium. Taking an assumed rectangular underground cave in a layered rock mass as the computation backgroundthe displacementsthe stresses and the plastic zones in the surrounding rock mass are analyzed numerically through changing the dip angle of the bedding surface of rock mass. The results show that the orientation of the bedding surface of rock mass is limited in some angle rangethe plastic zones can or cannot occur in the surrounding rock massso the anisotropic characteristics of deform and strength of layered rock mass have strong influences on the mechanical state and the stability of surrounding rock mass of a cave. 

Effects of interlayer on stress and failure of horizontal salt cavern

MA Xuqiang1,YANG Chunhe1,2,SHI Xilin1,LI Yinping1
 2017, 36 (S1): 3314-3320 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0170
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In terms of its volumehorizontal salt cavern is appropriate for the thin bedded salt in Chinabut it would probably intersect with the interlayer. In order to analyze the effects of interlayer on stress and failure of horizontal salt caverna model of horizontal salt cavern with interlayer was built. The analytic solutions of stresses of the interlayer and the interface were obtained based on the force balance of the interlayer element and the mechanism of load transfer on the interface. Then the stress formulas and the Mohr-Coulomb criterion were combined together to analyze the interface sliding and the plastic zone of the surrounding rock. It was found that the shear stress on the interface was proportional to the relative displacement of the salt rock and the interlayer. The shear stress on the interface attained its maximum near the salt cavernand the interface sliding most easily occurred there. The shear stress on the interface increased with the elasticity modulus and the thickness of interlayer. The equilibrium equation of the interlayer indicated that the derivative of the radial stress in the interlayer was related to the shear stress on the interface. The direction of the shear stress changed at the neutral point. Thereforethe radial stress in the interlayer decreased first and then increased. The principle stresses s1 and s3 were the tangential stress and the radial stress. The tangential stress of the interlayer was equal to that of the salt rock and the radial stress of the interlayer was less than that of the salt rock. So the plastic zone of the interlayer was wider than that of the salt rock.

Development of multiple-diameter core hydraulic fracturing machine to test tensile strength of rocks

WANG Chenghu1,WANG Rentao1,2,WANG Chunquan1,3
 2017, 36 (S1): 3321-3331 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0130
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In order to determine rock tensile strength in a precise way to minimize the negative impacts of the compliance of the drilling-rod hydraulic fracturing system on the determination of the maximum horizontal principal stress, the multiple-diameter core hydraulic fracturing machine to test tensile strengths of rock cores was developed and manufactured. Based on the hydraulic fracturing process and the thick rock cylinder model in rock mechanicsthe test machine includes three major partsload applying systempressure monitoring and data acquisition systemspecimen holding system. In order to make the test machine and the test method widely accepted and used57 rock sample tests were conducted with respect to the major influential factorssuch as pressurization ratedepth and diameter of central blind holeratio of internal to external diameters of hollow rock cylinder. The test results show the depths of internal blind holes do not affect the test results significantlybut can lower the success rate of teststhereforeit is suggested that the depth of internal blind hole should be 0.70.8 times of the total height of rock specimen. The test results also indicate that the diameters of internal holes can affect the test results significantlyand the scale effect does not work effectively when the diameter of internal borehole is greater than 20 mm. Considering the ratio between the internal diameter of internal blind hole and the external diameter of rock specimenit is suggested to adopt 0.30.5 to obtain more stable test results according to the theoretical analysis and test results. The adopted test pressurization rate was about 0.02 MPa/s in this researchwhich can help get reliable data. The tested tensile strength of slate specimensextracted in the ordovician-silurian formation of the Paleozoic periodin ChangtingFujian Provinceis about 8.4 MPa. These research findings make preliminary bases for standardizing such kind of test method and test machine.

Analytical method for calculating the groundwater inflow of circular tunnel and its application

SU Kai1,CHEN Rui2,ZHOU Yafeng1,2,LI Teng1,ZHOU Li1
 2017, 36 (S1): 3332-3341 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0206
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During the construction of tunnelthe excavation process would lead to the groundwater seepage field redistribution and groundwater level drawdown. Howeverthe effect of excavation-induced groundwater level drawdown on tunnel inflow had not been considered in common analytical method. Through the numerical calculationthe change of seepage field after tunnel excavation is analyzed. And based on the numerical solutionthe analytical method for calculating the tunnel inflow and lowered water level is proposed by considering the effect of groundwater level drawdown. The results indicate that the pore water pressure around the tunnel and the water level gradually decrease over time during the excavation process. The pore water pressure changes dramatically in the scope of 5 times tunnel diameters and the water table reduces by 26.3% to 56.7%. After the seepage field stabilizationthe lowered water level is closely related to the tunnel radius and initial water levelnot to the permeability of surrounding rock. Compared with traditional analytical solution and numerical solutionthe analytical method proposed can conveniently solve the lowered water level and tunnel inflow for the cases with horizontal and inclined groundwater level.

Numerical simulation of ground motion amplification effect of single-faced homogeneous rock slopes

LIU Libo,LI Haibo,LIU Yaqun
 2017, 36 (S1): 3342-3350 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0277
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The study of ground motion amplification effect is basis of the slope seismic design. An inversion method of seismic load is proposed based on white noise. The dynamic response calculation of slopes and spectrum analysis show that rock slopes have the characteristics of broadband reaction system. In the crest of single-faced rock slopethe amplification factor reaches the maximum valueand is generally less than 2.0. Compared with the results of the seismic input of traveling wave effectthose of time-space consistency input are conservative. Moreoverthe influence of seismic wave spectral characteristics on the amplification factor is studied. In the seismic designamplification factor should be determined by design earthquake group of site at which slope is located. A parameter that has the same dimension with period is introduced in order to comprehensively reflect the influence of slope heightgradientand rock mass wave velocity on the amplification factor in the crest of slope. FurthermoreTaft wave and El Centro wave are specified to calculate the spectrum curve of horizontal amplification factor in the crest of slope. The envelope analysis indicates that the amplification factor in the surface of slope is less than 1.85. The results of this study can provide a theoretical basis and technical support for the seismic design of homogeneous rock slope.

ΦImprovement and application of transparent triaxial compression servo-control test system

OKUBO Seisuke1,TANG Yang1,XU Jiang1,PENG Shoujian1,ZHANG Hailong1,2
 2017, 36 (S1): 3351-3358 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0753
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The transparent tri-axial compression servo-control test system is introduced. It is composed of axial pressure loading systemconfining pressure loading systemtransparent tri-axial compression chamberloading controlled systemdata acquisition systemimage acquisition system et al. The maximum axial load is 500 kNand the maximum confining pressure is 10 MPaand the dimensions of test cylinder samples are Φ25 mm×50 mm. There are several advantages of this system(1) A wide loading rate can be realized for investigate loading rate dependency of rock. (2) Many kinds of load forms can be completed on this servo-controlled systemcooling system is cancelled after hydraulic source modified. (3) A warning trigger is designed for enhance safety during test. (4) A image acquisition system is designed for measure deformation of specimen and the influence of end-effect can be eliminate with this method. (5) Based on the images, the evolution of crack can be observed and described in three-dimensional stresses.

Experimental study on fragmentation effects of rockfall impact upon slope

LU Qing1,ZHOU Chunfeng1,YU Yang2,XIAO Zhipeng1,ZHENG Jun1
 2017, 36 (S1): 3359-3366 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0385
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A series of indoor impact tests were carried out by a self-developed rockfall impact testing system. The coupled effects of different factorssuch as the rockfall mechanical propertythe impact velocitythe incidence angle and the sample sizeon the rockfall impact fragmentation mechanism and the rockfall trajectory characteristics were fully investigated. The results show that the mechanical property and the impact velocity are the two major factors that determine the rockfall fragmentation during the impact upon the slope surface. The fragmentation degree of rockfall increases with the growth of impact velocity while decreases with the improvement of rockfall mechanical property. Moreoverthere is a normal velocity threshold beyond which the rockfall fragmentation occurs. The threshold decreases with the deterioration of rockfall mechanical property. Furthermorethe impact incidence angle will greatly influence both the rockfall fragmentation and the energy restitution coefficient. Fragmentation of rockfall due to the impact will not only slightly decrease the energy restitution coefficient but will also increase the velocity of some fragments, which may lead to adverse effects on the protective structure.

Supporting principle and bearing characteristics of hydraulic powered roof support groups

XU Yajun1,2,WANG Guofa1,2
 2017, 36 (S1): 3367-3373 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0706
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According to the supporting characteristics of powered supportthis paper constructed the elastic foundation-beam model where the powered support groups are treated as elastic foundationderived the formula of supporting resistance and roof deflection. Based on whichthis paper studied the key parameterssuch as the different stiffness of powered supportroof rockroof thicknessmining heightbeam end conditions and so onhow to influence the roof subsidence displacement and supporting resistanceanalyzed the relationship between the roof deflection and the length of the mining faceand explained the pressure characteristics of the normal length mining face and the pressure law of the super length mining face. Results show that the elastic foundation calculation model has practical valueit can reveal the supporting resistance of powered support groupscalculate the change of roof deflection and explain the law of roof rock broken.

Structure characteristics of multi-layer superimposed coal pillar and its influence on strata behavior for underlying coal seam

YU Bin1,HUO Bingjie1,2
 2017, 36 (S1): 3374-3381 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2015.1497
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There are legacy many types of coal pillars during mining the Jurassic coal seams in Datong mining areathat have important influences on strata behavior of underlying carboniferous coal seam. The condition of forming inverted trapezoid island structure in overburden structure is determined by analyzing structural characteristics of legacy stacked coal pillars in Jurassic coal seams using the method of ratio discrimination for multi-coal seam mining and limit equilibrium theorythe mechanical model of inverted trapezoid island structure is established and the quantitative influence of different sizes of stacked coal pillars to the coal seam of underlying carboniferous is analyzed. The theoretical analysis shows that the inverted trapezoid island structure leads to the stress field of carboniferous coal seam increasing 91%259% than in-situ stress field when the width of coal pillar is between 30120 mand the influence of inverted trapezoid island structure to carboniferous coal seam become maximum when the width of coal pillar is 80 m or so. The microseismic monitoring shows that the microseismic events have a large distribution density and with higher energy levels(106 J) when the 8104 working face of carboniferous coal seam through the area of stacked coal pillars. The theoretical analysis and field monitoring have good consistency and the research results can provide a theoretical support for the roof management and dynamic disaster prevention etc when Carboniferous coal seam through Jurassic legacy large coal pillar.

Prevention of rockburst in large island longwall panels induced by instability of super-thick magmatic strata

YANG Weili1,2,JIANG Fuxing2,YANG Peng2,3,ZHAI Minghua4,WANG Yongbao4,
 2017, 36 (S1): 3382-3391
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Rockbursts induced by instability of super-thick magmatic strata presents a serious threat to mine safety and production. This paper investigates the rockburst mechanism induced by instability of super-thick magmatic strata in Wanglou coal mine using field monitoringnumerical simulation and theoretical analysis. The main results are as follows (1) The rockbursts in island longwall panels induced by instability of super-thick magmatic strata can be classified into two typesspontaneous type and induced type. Spontaneous rockbursts occur due to the overstressing of the instable super-thick magmatic strata and the overburden. Induced rockbursts occur due to the dynamic loading from the movement of super-thick magmatic strata. (2) The criterion for overall burst instability of island longwall panels was proposed. Using the criterionLW12310 at Wanglou coal mine was designed into large-width island longwall panel to transform the overall rockbursts into local rockbursts. (3) Corresponding measures were developed according to local rockburst mechanismwhich agreed well with microseismic and stress monitoring results. The research results provide a practical approach for rockburst prevention of island longwall panels under super-thick magmatic strata.

Research on application of full-closed steel grid frame in expansive soft rock roadway support

ZHANG Houjiang1,JIAO Yuyong1,MENG Zhaojun2,WANG Hao1,QIN Weimin1,AMOUSSOU Coffi Adoko3,ZHAO Qiang1
 2017, 36 (S1): 3392-3400 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0124
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Deformationfracture and instability of surrounding rock occur easily in expansive soft rock roadways due to its high clay mineral contents. Under the hydraulic action and high geostressthe clay minerals will show a strong hydrophilic expansibility and a weak resistance intensity. A case study combining with situ conditions of main haulage roadway in Xiaotun coal mine was performed. After geological surveysfield observations and laboratory testswe find that the seepage actionweathering actionslaking durability and clay mineral contents all are reasons contributing to the deformation and instability of roadway surrounding rock. A combined support system of Full-closed steel grid frame + Wire mesh + Bolt + Shotcrete/Pouring concrete is put forward in this paper. The superiorities of the full-closed frame design are demonstratedand the spacing between frames as well as the length of the bolts is optimized by numerical simulation. Meanwhilecatchpit is adopted to govern the water-inrush of roadway floor successfully. Finallythe full-closed steel grid frame-oriented combined support system effectively control the deformation of surrounding rocktherefore has a reference significance to similar expansive soft rock support engineering.

Susceptibility analysis of earthquake-induced landslides with different sampling strategies

QIU Dandan1,2,NIU Ruiqing1,ZHAO Yannan3
 2017, 36 (S1): 3401-3408 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2015.1528
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Earthquake-induced landslides had complex regularity and were hard to forecast. Traditional susceptibility techniques of earthquake-induced landslides had simple sampling method. The differences from susceptibility analysis of earthquake-induce landslides were done by applying different sampling strategies. The polygon buffer zone was selected as sampling zoneand landslides zones and the sum zones of above two zones were used as comparison. Taking Baosheng in Lushan earthquake occurred on April 202013 as the research area. The factors were extracted by sampling method. Then a two-class SVM was trained for calculating susceptibility index. Finallylandslide susceptibility map was done. Statisticsreceiver operating characteristic curve and seed cell area indexes were used to analyze the results. The Results of polygon buffer zone were as followsaccuracy of landslide was 94.44%the area of receiver operating characteristic curve was 99.1%the seed cell area indexes were best. The result showed the sampling strategy of polygon buffer zone had obvious advantage. So the sampling strategy is feasible and betterit contribute to improve the accuracy of seismic landslide susceptibility analysis.

Slope stability analysis based on HS-RVM with mixed kernel

MA Chunhui1,2,YANG Jie1,2,CHENG Lin1,2,LI Ting1,2,WANG Lu1,2
 2017, 36 (S1): 3409-3415 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0306
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The nonlinear characteristic of the slope stability problem is difficult to be accurately described by the traditional calculation methodsso a slope stability analysis method based on the harmony search(HS) and the relevance vector machine(RVM) is proposed. Considering the characteristics of small samplenonlinearhigh dimension of the slope safety factor predictionthe RVM is employed to quickly calculate the higher accuracy prediction and the posterior probability distributionand then the confidence interval is established. Since the prediction effect of the RVM depends on the kernel function and its parametersthe mixed kernel function whose generalization and interpolation ability are strong is introducedthe latin hypercube sampling(LHS) is used to initialize the harmony memorythe parameters of mixed kernel function are optimized by the HS. The slope stability analysis method based on the HS-RVM is established with Matlab programand minimizing mean absolute error(MAE) is used as an optimization target. The application examples show that the HS-RVM gives fully play to the computing power of the HS and the RVMthe HS-RVM is easy to use and has the advantages of high accuracyhigh speedit has good application in the practical engineering calculation.

Engineering effect evaluation of thermal probe group protection for the shallow section of permafrost tunnel in plateau permafrost area

LI Fen1,LIU Kun1,CAI Hancheng1,YANG Yongpeng1,CHENG Hongwei2
 2017, 36 (S1): 3416-3422 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0344
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Taking the protective engineering of thermal probe group in shallow buried section of Jiangluling tunnel in Road G214 in plateau permafrost regions as an examplebased on the study of the characteristics of the ground temperature change and the change of the freezing thawing circle under both the natural condition of the tunnel and the protection of the thermal probe groupthe engineering effect of using thermal probe group to initiate active thermal protection on shallow buried section of tunnel in plateau permafrost regions was evaluated. The research shows thatunder natural conditionsthe range of freeze-thawing circle caused by tunnel construction is larger than 2.2 metersand the refreezing time is more than 4 years. Under the protection of the thermal probe groupin Jiangluling tunnel left exit holethe artificial permafrost upper limit evaluates elevate 0.5 meterand the refreezing time of freezing thawing circle in tunnel top area is 1 yearwhile its counterpart in surrounding area is 23 years. The ground temperature variation is overall similar to the sine and cosine curve. Specificallythe ground temperature is relatively high in warm season and low in cold seasonand it decreases in the corresponding period every year with time going by. Elevation results show thatutilizing thermal probe group to initiate active thermal protection on shallow buried section of tunnel in permafrost regions is an effective engineering measure to protect the permafrost environment of the tunnel. It can quickly erase the thermal interference on the permafrost surrounding rock of the tunnel caused by construction and maintain the stability of the permafrost surrounding rocksimultaneously create frost proof curtain on the surrounding rock to reduce to tunnel structurerevent the water above frozen layer from infiltrating into the tunnel structure.

Study on calculating method for loosening load of deep-buried large cross-section road tunnel

WAN Fei,XU Chongbang,WANG Hualao
 2017, 36 (S1): 3423-3430 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0384
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Research on calculating method for loose load of deep-buried large cross-section road tunnel has been done through numerical simulation and theoretical analysis method. Evolution rule of Slumping arch in deep-buried large cross-section road tunnel excavation by steps is analyzed by numerical method with the strain-softening model. The result indicates that excavations of large cross-section tunnel by steps can effectively control the slumping arch expansionslumping arch of tunnel is the accumulation of that of headingsand traditional method can be used for calculating the loose load of heading in the process of the excavationbut not for that of large cross-section tunnel. Sothe calculating method for loose load of deep-buried large cross-section tunnel in the process of excavation by steps is introduced and put into use. It is based on the state design methodcarried out with the means of dynamic designand fully embodies the role of temporary support. By compared with the measured data of Malin tunnelit indicates that high accuracy can be reached with the method applied to calculate the loose load of deep-buried large cross-section road tunnel. These research results can provide design basis for supporting parameters determination of the similar tunnel.

Research and application on tunnel and underground engineering grouting effect of the fuzzy evaluation method

WANG Deming,ZHANG Qingsong,ZHANG Xiao,LI Zhipeng,ZHAO Peng,ZHENG Dongzhu
 2017, 36 (S1): 3431-3439 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0232
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In order to evaluate the treatment effect of grouting for the tunnel and underground engineering geological disasters and reduce the risk of excavationa comprehensive evaluation method of grouting effect was proposed. Based on grouting capacity analysisinspection hole analysisP-Q-t curve analysis and geophysical detecting methodthe main influent factors of grouting effect were analyzed and ascertained. Analytic Hierarchy process(AHP) was applied to establish hierarchy model of grouting effect evaluation index systemand the evaluation factors were quantitative. Fuzzy comprehensive evaluation was used separately to evaluate factors of secondary and primary index. Grouting effect evaluation grade which includes excellencegoodmedium and disappointment was established by analyzing evaluated result. The evaluation system and grade standard was adopted to evaluate the treatment effect of Jiangxi Yonglian tunnel F2 fault fracture zone curtain groutingthe evaluation result agrees well with the situation of tunnel excavation. It was preliminarily realized a change from qualitative and empirical to scientific and half quantitative. The research result can be applied to the similar projects.

Application of cross-hole sonic computer tomography to detection of spherically weathered granite

ZHONG Yu1,CHEN Jian1,MIN Hong1,SU Jian2,LU Song2,SHENG Qian1,HUANG Juehao1
 2017, 36 (S1): 3440-3447 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0407
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Spherically weathered granite(commonly known as theboulder) is the remnant of a granite body which has been unevenly weathered. Their existence poses a serious operational risk to the subway shield tunnel construction efficient and accurate detection of boulder has been a difficult problem in geotechnical investigation for subway shield tunnel. Using self-determined sparker and geology expert analysis methodsonic wave is created and received in the drills around the detection region. By the difference of longitudinal wave¢ speed in the boulder and other geological bodyfirst arrival time is recorded and explainedand a 3D velocity field of sonic wave is produced by an inversion algorithmwhich can describe the geological structure of the detection region. Taking the boulders survey of a certain subway as an examplevalidity and reliability of this method is verified. The results demonstrate that the cross-hole sonic computer tomography is a very effective technique forboulderdetection and mapping. Thussonic computer tomography can successfully detect similar geological investigation problems and provide scientific basis for the follow-up construction.

Improved Hoek-Brown criterion and application of landslide zone of cataclastic rock mass mechanical strength in evaluation of Daguangbao landslide

FENG Wenkai,WANG Qi,ZHANG Guangxin,LIU Zhigang,YI Xiaoyu
 2017, 36 (S1): 3448-3455 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0559
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Aiming at lack study for mechanical parameters of cataclastic rock mass in sliding zone of Daguangbao landslidea new method for obtaining mechanical parameters of rock mass is proposed based on the improved Hoek-Brown criterion. Firstlythe value of geological strength index GSI should be quantized by rock mass basic quality index BQsurface rating SRsurface condition rate SCR and joint condition factor Jc. On this basisan improved formula of disturbance factor D through rock mass basic quality index BQ was established. By field investigation and laboratory test of rock mechanicsthe improved method is substituted into Hoek-brown criterionand then the mechanical parameters of cataclastic rock mass in sliding zone of Daguangbao landslide is evaluated. Compared with the E. Hoek methodthe mechanical parameters of rock mass obtained by the improved method are relatively smallwhich is closed to the previous suggestions. It proved that this method has a definite rationality.

Measurement technology and its application for tunnel excavation and lining quality based on 3D laser scanning

LI Haibo1,YANG Xingguo1,ZHAO Wei2,HUANG Kangxin3,ZHOU Jiawen1
 2017, 36 (S1): 3456-3463 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0597
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The 3D laser scanning technology makes up for this shortcomings which can be used to obtain the spatial information of objects rapidlyprecisely and comprehensively. By using of 3D laser scannerthe spatial information of surrounding rocks and lining of the Changheba #2 flood discharging tunnel is sampledand the improved ICP algorithm is used for point clouds registrationthen according to the surrounding rock mass and lining surface features3D excavation tunnel model and lining model are established by delaunay triangular meshes algorithm and NURBS algorithmrespectively. Based on the Boolean logic operation between established models and design modelsthe over-under-excavated values are measured accuratelyand the measured results indicate thatthe tunnel over-excavated degree is influenced by the geological condition and the quality of rock masses. Through the analysis of shape deviations at four lining tunnel model segments by comparing with design sectionsthe result shows that the deviation of lining shape relate to not only pouring quality but also excavation qualitybesidesthe influence of lining deformation can not be ignored. Measurement results show that the shape deviations are well controlled and the maximum deviation is less than 10 mmwhich are meeting the design requirements.

Analysis of shield tunnel segment uplift data and uplift value forecast during tunnel construction in variable composite formation

SHU Yao1,ZHOU Shunhua1,JI Chang1,XU Runze2,HUANG Zhonghui3
 2017, 36 (S1): 3464-3474 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0606
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Aiming at the problem of shield tunnel segment uplift during tunnel construction in variable composite formation of Nanning Metroa sectional statistical analysis on the measured uplift data of a metro shield tunnel is performed and the mathematical distribution characteristics of the uplift value for the typical stratigraphic sections of silty sand-gravelsandmudstone-silty mudstone and silty clay are obtained respectively. Then the ruler for the main uplift factors such as the grouting pressuregrout proportion and the actual slag discharge is investigated and the cause of segment uplift in the typical stratigraphic sections is revealed. Then based on the known main factors that influence the tunnel upliftthe longitudinal equivalent continuous beam model is applied to predict and analyze the segment uplift. The results show that the uplift value for the typical stratigraphic section follows normal distribution approximately with respective mean mainly in 3060 mm. Formation characteristics and tunnel depth have important influence on segment uplift. The uplift value for sand is smallerwhile that for silty sand-gravelmudstone-silty mudstone and silty clay is larger. Synchronous grouting grout proportion and grouting pressure are the main construction factors affecting the tunnel uplift. The stability for sand and gravel stratum is disturbed by over-excavation and large uplift is caused. The overlying gravel is disturbed by over-excavation in mudstonesfurther exacerbating the influence for the grout pressureswelling force and squeezing force to tunnel of "earth-carrying" effect on the segment uplift. The results of the equivalent beam model and the field measured data match well and the suggestion of using the model with existing data feedback from field to predict the value of uplift and test construction parameters and measures so as to guide the determination and adjustment of shield construction in the field is proposed.

Distribution characteristics of the crustal stress in the northeast of Guangxi Basin

LI Bing1,2,3,LI Bingyan4,ZHANG Ce1,2,WANG Jianxin1,2,LI Cong5,GUO Qiliang1,2
 2017, 36 (S1): 3475-3485 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0721
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Guangxi section of high-speed railway from Guiyang to Guangzhoulocated in the northeast part of Guangxi basinis the high-speed channel to linkthe Belt and Road. In order to explore the in-situ stress state of project district and provide basic data for the design of tunnelsthe hydraulic fracturing stress measurements of 8 boreholes in 5 different regions were carried out in the northeast of Guangxi Basin. The result shows that the direction of the maximum horizontal principal stress presents NNW-NWWwhich is consistent with the regional tectonic stress field. The grade coefficients of the maximumminimum horizontal principal stresses are smaller than the average in situ stress gradient of China. The relative size of triaxial principal stress at the depth over 300 m tends to SHShSv which is prone to reverse faultingthe relative size of tri-axial principal stress at the depth below 300 m tends to SHSvSh which is prone to strike-slip faulting. The value of lateral pressure coefficient and mm(the ratio of the maximum shear stress to the average principal stress) in the measured area indicates that the fault in measured area is in a steady statewhich also shows that the northeast part of Guangxi basin is the area with stable structure.

Impact analysis of different rock shear failure criteria to wellbore collapse pressure

ZHANG Mingming,LIANG Lixi,LIU Xiangjun
 2017, 36 (S1): 3485-3491 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0843
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In order to optimize wellbore shear failure criteriathis articlecomprehensivelyevaluated the application characteristics of Mohr-Coulomb criterionMG-C criterion and E.MG-C criterion. Combining with stress distribution around the borehole inelastic stratawe investigated the wellbore stability critical bottom hole pressure variation with azimuth and inclination. Results show that the predicted pressure of M-C criterion which omits the intermediate principal stress is partial conservativewhile the prediction results of linear MG-C criterion get the lowest collapse pressurethe results of E.MG-C criterionwhich considering nonlinear rock failure characteristics in the high-stress areahave a middle valuebut its prediction collapse pressure of wells with high angle is lower than the result of MG-C criterion. This feature reflected the influence of nonlinear rock failure characteristics to wellbore stability. Under altered in situ stress statesthe optimal well trajectory always located in the maximum and minimum principal stress plane and parallel or inclined to the direction of maximum stress. The in situ stress distribution and the actual space state of the borehole also largely determine the stability of the borehole. The research in this paper is useful to provide more accurate and comprehensive advices.

Estimation of rock mass discontinuity spacing distributions using maximum entropy principle

ZUO Yulong1,2,3,ZHU Hehua2,3,LI Xiaojun2,3
 2017, 36 (S1): 3492-3498 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0518
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The discontinuity spacing is an important parameter to characterize the integrality of rock mass. Due to the complexity of the geological processes leading to the development of rock discontinuitiesexponential and lognormal distributions can not adequately describe the discontinuity spacing in the field. With the discontinuity spacing datathe maximum entropy principle is applied by an energy balance to derive the discontinuity spacing distributionand the obtained maximum entropy distribution is unbiased and consistent. A three dimensional discontinuity network is generated by Monte Carlo simulation. The discontinuity spacings are calculated along 5 different scanlines. The maximum entropy distribution and exponential distribution are used to estimate the discontinuity spacing distributions. ThenK-S tests are used to test the goodness-of-fit to the spacings. The sampling data of discontinuity spacing from Maluanshan tunnel are analysed and estimated by the proposed method. The results show that the maximum entropy distribution exhibits the better performance compared to exponential and lognormal distributions.

Optimization research on stope structure parameters in broken rock conditions based on the response surface method

CHEN Shunman1,2,WU Aixiang1,2,WANG Yiming1,2,CHEN Xun1,2
 2017, 36 (S1): 3499-3508 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0715
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To obtain the optimal stope structure parameters,when the mine safety and economy were considered together,the response surface method was put forward,and the central composite design experiments were performed to investigate the effect of stope height,pillar diameter,pillar spacing and pillar array pitch in broken rock conditions on the maximum tensile stress,maximum compressive stress and ore recovery rate. The response surface regression models of the maximum tensile stress,maximum compressive stress and the ore recovery rate were established by the results of finite element model,then the stope structure parameters were optimized by the method of nonlinear multi-objective technology based on the overall desirability criteria. It is found that the overall desirability of stope reduced along with the increase of mining height,and it presents a trend of increase,then decreases with the increase of pillar diameter,pillar spacing and pillar width. The optimal mining height is 3.5 m,the pillar diameter is 3.5 m,the pillar spacing is 3 m and the pillar array pitch is 5 m. This method is scientific,reasonable,and provides the technical support for Bainiuchang mine?s safety,economy and efficient exploitation in broken rock conditions.

Influence of mountain topographic and geological structural plane on seismic response of rock cavern

ZHU Zeqi1,SHENG Qian1,CHEN Zijing2,LI Jianhe1
 2017, 36 (S1): 3509-3515 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0442
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A simplified analysis model and complex models with consideration of the effects of topographydiscontinuous geological plane were established and applied to the underground caverns of Dagangshan hydropower station under construction. The finite difference software FLAC is used for the seismic response analysis of surrounding rock mass of under ground caverns. The result shows that the mountain topography has some influences on seismic displacement and acceleration of upper surrounding rock masswhich mainly be  imposed P-wave vibration loading. The effect of the weak structural plane which strengthening S-wave shear to the surrounding rock massis relatively remarkable on the earthquake response of cavernsand the effect zone of it is limited to vicinity of cutting surrounding rock mass. The effect regularity of the geological structural plane is different on earthquake waves with different frequency components.

Prediction for shield tunnel segment uplift considering the effect of stratum permeability

SHU Yao1,JI Chang1,ZHOU Shunhua1,HE Chao1,HUANG Zhonghui2,ZHANG Shirong2
 2017, 36 (S1): 3516-3524 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0502
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Stratum permeability affects the consolidation of shield tunnel simultaneous groutingthus affecting the segments uplift during construction period. Since the analysis of shield tunnel segment uplift during tunnel construction does not consider the impact of strata permeabilityassuming the grout of simultaneous grouting as Newtonian fluid and the soil as porous media and applying the theory of penetration mechanics and fluid mechanicsa calculation method for the consolidation time of simultaneous grout under the condition of filtration effect in permeable stratum was proposed. Then the equivalent continuous beam model for shield tunnel segment uplift analysis during tunnel construction was revised by putting the consolidation time and the properties of simultaneous groutexcavating velocity into the length of unconsolidated zone in the equivalent continuous beam model. Thus an equivalent beam model for shield tunnel segment uplift calculation considering the consolidation properties of simultaneous grout under the condition of filtration effect in permeable stratum was established and FEM programing was employed to solve this model. The rule of shield tunnel segment uplift during tunnel construction in stratum of silty sand and cobblesand and silty clay in Nanning was investigated based on this model. And the result shows as followsThe equivalent beam model considering the effect of stratum permeability further reveals the mechanism for the formation characteristics influencing segments uplift. Besidesthe calculation results match well with the measured data in situ and the model is more suitable for segment uplift analysis in different permeability stratum. Meanwhilewe draw the conclusion that the weaker the stratum permeabilitythe longer consolidation time for simultaneous groutthe longer dissipation time for simultaneous grout pressure and the greater the magnitude of tunnel segment uplift.

Experimental research on thermal conductivity of red clay in Guangxi and its theory prediction models

ZENG Zhaotian1,2,Lü Haibo1,2,ZHAO Yanlin1,2,XU Yunshan1,LI Qilin1,XIANG Qi1
 2017, 36 (S1): 3525-3534 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0970
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The thermal probe method for measuring the thermal conductivity of 4 red clays in Guangxi was used to obtain the relationship between the thermal conductivity and water content of red clay. Then the common calculation models was had simulation analysis with the Composite Medium Theory in order to select out the appropriate calculation models which can be used to predicted the thermal conductivity of red clay effectively. On this basisthe calculation value of solid thermal conductivity of red clay in those calculation models was discussed according to the mineral composition analysis. The results show that the thermal conductivity of the red clays increases with the increasing of volumetric water content at the same dry density and the critical water content is a demarcation point. The increasing rates are different in these two sections. It is found that the thermal conductivity of red clay can be calculated into two subsections by Effective Medium Theory(EMT) model and Parallel model. The thermal conductivity was predicted by the EMT model when the soil water content is lower than the critical valueand by the Parallel model when the soil water content is higher than the critical value. Finallythe method for taking-value of solid thermal conductivity of red clay with Difference Effective Medium Theory have a comprehensive consideration about the influence of mineral compositions of red clay on the solid thermal conductivityand the calculation results are much more approximate to the practice.

Estimation and regularity analysis of maximal surface settlement induced by subway construction

ZHU Caihui,LI Ning
 2017, 36 (S1): 3543-3560 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0651
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5 methods and their applicability for estimating the maximal surface settlement(Smax) induced by subway construction were summarized. Based on the large numbers of surface settlement measurementsthe variation regularities of Smaxthe coefficient of settlement tough width(k)volume loss(Vl)the gap parameter(g) were obtained. The results show that(1) the empirical method can be widely and well used on the basis of measurementsthe analytical method is only apply to the homogeneous soil and undrained conditionsthere are the regional differences with semi-empirical method. (2) Besides the special soil conditions with preceding reinforcing methodsthe general soil conditionsH/D and construction technologies are the major influence factors on the Smax. Smax is inversely correlated with H/Dthe average value of Smax is between 11.5 mm and 31.3 mm with shield tunneling methodhoweverthe average value of Smax is from 13.0 mm to 41.6 mm for the shallow tunneling methodit indicates that the former method is superior to the latter. (3) The relation between Smax and g can be expressed as Smax = (0.28 to0.71)gand Smax/g versus H/D can be described with modified Atkinson formula(= 0.150.28)and Clough formula(=0.551.11). Through the systematic summarizationthe estimation methods and their applicability of Smax can be completely understood and provide a scientific reference for the similar subway projects. 

Experimental study on permeability of clay during coupled compression and shear

WEI Xing1,ZOU Ting1,WANG Gang2
 2017, 36 (S1): 3561-3568 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0396
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A series of seepage tests under coupled compression and shear were performed on a typical clay by a newly-invented hollow cylinder apparatus. The permeability characteristics of the clay beforeduring and after large shear deformation were studied comparably. It was found that the magnitude of current consolidation stress controls the changing of the permeability coefficient and seepage stability of the clay during shearing. When the exerted vertical stress is greater than the preconsolidation stress of the specimenthe shear plane is compacted during shearingno concentrated leakage is found in the specimenand the overall permeability coefficient decreases slightly after shearing. In contrastwhen the exerted stress is less than the preconsolidation stress of the specimenthe shear plane dilates and opens gradually during shearingand then becomes a channel of concentrated leaking. Although the open shear plane can heal itself during steady seepageits permeability coefficient after healing increases remarkably. For the normal consolidated specimenthe seepage stability have no significant change. For overconsolidated specimenthe seepage stability decreases significantlyand the pattern of seepage failure is hydraulic fracture and crack scouring when raising the water head rapidly.

Research on soil displacement field around the squeezed branch pile under vertical load

ZHANG Minxia,CUI Wenjie,XU Ping,NIU Yuejun
 2017, 36 (S1): 3569-3577 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0418
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Displacement changes of the soil around the squeezed branch pile directly affect its vertical bearing capacity while traditional test methods are different to obtain the deformation characteristics of soil around the pile. The transparent soil model test was carried outwhich is based on transparent materials and particle image velocimetry(referred to as PIV) techniqueand the soil displacement around the branch pile and soil around equal section pile under axial load are tested by non-intrusive measurement. Test results showcompared with the equal section pilesqueezed branch pile can increase the bearing capacity by increasing the scope of the soil deformation displacement field and inducing the strength of the soil deformation displacement field. The soil displacement around the branches and that under the pile tip both have radial featureswhich shows the branch and the pile tip have the same bearing capacityand the branches share a part of the pile load and change load transfer law. According to the soil displacement field around the branch the soil displacement under the branch has a negative effect on the lateral frictional resistance of the pile. The position and distance of the branches have a great influence on the soil displacement field of around the branch pile through the testand the distance between the branches should better be more than three times of the branch diameter.

Mechanical properties of oil contaminated saline soil solidified with lime and fly ash

LI Min1,2,WANG Chen1,DU Hongpu3,ZHANG Jiaxin1
 2017, 36 (S1): 3578-3586 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0517
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Physical and mechanical properties of oil contaminated soil is poorthus improve its strength is the premise to reuse in engineering. Saline soil contaminated by oil was investigated and lime and fly ash were chosen as solidified materials. Unconfined compressive strength was analyzed to quantify the effectiveness and also to factors. Results indicate that(1) lime and fly ash solidification can improved significantly the mechanical properties oil contaminated soilthe strength of solidified soil(12% lime and 20% fly ash) meets the strength requirements to secondary highway up and down embankment and foundation replacement in Specifications for Design of Highway Subgrades (JTG D302015)as oil contaminated level less than 8%the strength reach to requirements of expressway and arterial highway. (2) Stress-strain curve of solidified soil include linear loadnonlinear rising and decline phaseand it presents strain softening damage. With the increasing of oil contaminated levelthe plastic deformation is enhanced. (3) Strength of solidified soil decreased as oil contaminated level sintensifiedoil contamination reduces the reaction rateand then weakens solidification among limefly ash and soil particles. (4) For oil contaminated level within 12%the suitable solidified parameters are 12% lime22% fly ash andcuring period of 28 d.

Pile efficacy calculation of geosynthetics reinforced pile supported embankment

QIAN Jinsong1,BAI Mo1,LUO Xin1,FU Yuwen2
 2017, 36 (S1): 3587-3595 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0456
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To address the influence of multiple layers of reinforcement on geosynthetics reinforced pile supported (GRPS) embankmentbased on the hypothesis of soil arching and strain of geosyntheticsthe formula was deduced for calculating the pile efficacy in this paper. Firstlybased on limit-stress equilibrium of soil arching and two-dimensional soil arching model with concentric archesthe theory formula was deduced for calculating the pile efficacy upon geosynthetics. Secondlythe shape of geosyntheticsdeformation between pile caps was assumed as arcthe contribution of deformation of geosynthetics upon pile caps to strain of geosynthetics between pile caps was consideredand then the calculation formula for strain of geosynthetics was deducedwhich is well suited for GRPS embankment with sparse piles and large pile caps. Thirdlythe deformation of bottom geosynthetics induced by filling below geosynthetics and soil stress between piles was estimatedand then the mathematical relationship of deformation between the bottom geosynthetics and the others was proposed. Lastlytensile forces and vertical components of geosyntheticswere calculated by aforementioned strainsand the formula was deduced for calculating the pile efficacy under geosynthetics. This method could be applied to plie supported embankment reinforced by single or multiple layers of geosynthetics. The calculation results were shown to provide satisfactory agreements with testing datum.

Experimental study on Poisson?s ratio of rubber-sand mixtures

LIU Fangcheng,WU Mengtao,LIU Na,ZHANG Yongfu,CHEN Julong
 2017, 36 (S1): 3596-3606 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0590
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Triaxial shear tests on RSM Poisson¢s ratio with 10 kinds of rubber content and four kinds of confining pressure are accounted. Results indicate that(1) Poisson's ratio of RSM with low rubber content shows similar behavior with pure sandand Poisson¢s ratio values greater than 0.5 is observed due to dilatancy effect. For RSM with medium rubber contentits Poisson¢s ratio increases with axial strain or stress level monotonically. For RSM with high rubber contentthe Poisson¢s ratio of it decreases firstly and then increases with axial strain or stress level. (2) The initial Poisson's ratio of RSM shows V type variations with rubber contentthat is it decreases first and then increases with the increase of rubber content of RSMand the turnover rubber content is proved between 35 percent to 40 percent. (3) The Poisson's ratio of RSM approaches to 0.5 in damage stage. (4) Confining pressure influences RSM Poisson¢s ratio slightly. The mechanism of RSM Poisson's ratio variation with rubber content and stress level is attributed to different stress bearing skeleton form by sand or rubber particle in RSM mixtures. Finallyempirical equations for estimation of RSM Poisson¢s ratio dependent on stress level are proposedand comparison with tests results demonstrates that the proposed equations could simulate RSM Poisson¢ ratio properly.

Experimental study on pile-soil stress ratio of the composite foundation of pipe-pile with cap and holes

LEI Jinbo,YANG Kang,ZHOU Xing,YANG Jinyou,WAN Menghua
 2017, 36 (S1): 3607-3617 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0632
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By use of the indoor model test methodthe tests have been carried on between the composite foundation of pipe-pile with cap and holeswhich are three kinds of arrangement holesand the composite foundation of pipe-pile with cap and without holethe character rules of soil pressure between two pile capssoil pressure under pile cappile-soil load sharing ratio and pile-soil stress ratio of the composite foundation of all piles have been analyzed comparatively. The test results show that the soil pressure between two pile cap of the pipe-pile with holes is greater than that of pipe-pile without holethe pile-soil load sharing ratio and the pile-soil stress ratio of the composite foundation of pipe-pile with cap and holes is smaller than that of composite foundation of pipe-pile with cap and without holethe soil around pipe-pile can play the more role of the load sharing in the composite foundation of pipe-pile with cap and holes. These results can confirm that the pore water can go into the inner cavity of the pipe-pile with holes through the pile holesreducing soil water contentimproving the shear strength of soil. These results can also provide the test basis for theoretical study of composite foundation of pipe-pile with cap and holesand the guidance for its application.

Experimental study on contact pressure and deformation of thick raft foundation under tall and low building

LIU Penghui
 2017, 36 (S1): 3618-3626 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0648
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Based on the structure-foundation-soil interactionthe model experiment is used to study the tall and low building with thick raft foundation. The distribution regularities of foundation settlementthe compression settlement of soil masscontact pressureinteraction of tall and low building and deformation control are summarized. The test result shows that the maximal value of the interaction regions for the tall building and low building is 3 spans. the major thickness of compressed layer for the tall building is 0.6 times foundation widththe integral flexure of the tall building is decided by it¢s structural rigidity and loadthe inclination of the tall building increase with the increase of the differential load. So the inclination may be the important deformation control for the complex high-rise building.

Field data analysis of small width-depth ratio foundation pits deformation in Shanghai soft soils

ZHANG Zhen1,2,YE Jianzhong3,JIA Mincai1,2
 2017, 36 (S1): 3627-3636 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0004
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To investigate the deformation characteristics of small width-depth ratio foundation pits23 case histories of wall and ground movements in Shanghai soft soils were collected and analyzed. Based on the field dataseveral major findings were obtained(1) The maximum horizontal wall displacement() of small width-depth ratio pits is smaller than that of regular pitswith an average value of (excavation depth). (2) The location of maximum lateral wall deflection(Hd) ranges from 6 to +6. (3) Maximum ground settlement() of small width-depth ratio foundation pits is smaller than that of regular pitswith an average value of . (4) Small width-depth ratio pits have stronger anti-deformation abilities than regular pits. (5) andof small width-depth ratio foundation pits supported by sheet pile wallsoil mixing wall and bored pile decrease in turn. (6) The envelope line of ground settlements of small width-depth ratio foundation pits is ladder-shaped and it also shows that influence scope of ground settlements adjacent to small with-depth ratio pits is smaller than that of regular pits. (7) The average value of  is 0.96which is mainly controlled by soil conditions.

Experimental study on the stress-strain and strength characteristics of loose rock-soil aggregates based on large-size stacked ring shear test

JIANG Jiwei,CHENG Zhanlin,PAN Jiajun,ZUO Yongzhen
 2017, 36 (S1): 3636-3643 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.1025
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Loose rock-soil aggregates(LRA) is widespread in nature environment and practical engineering. A kind of LRA that composed by strong weathered slate is selected as the research object. Firstlythe sample preparation method for LRA is achieved successfullythen based on large-size stacked ring shear apparatusa series mechanical tests for LRA under different relative density(Dr) and different dry and wet state is conductedthe research shows thatbecause the restraint effect and mechanical bite among LRA is weakthe peak value in stress-strain curve is not significantthe big deformation mainly composed by interparticle friction and rollingfor the three Dr(0.300.35 and 0.40 respectively) conditions in experimentwhen LRA keep dry statethe friction angle slightly increased from 13.18°(Dr = 0.30) to 13.97°(Dr = 0.40)and cohesion slightly decreased from 6.95 kPa (Dr = 0.30) to 4.90 kPa (Dr = 0.40)it means the strength of LRA nearly keeps stable in this loose rangeand when the sample is wet or submerged in water also meet to this lawthe peak shear stress of dry LRA is much higher than that in wet and submerged in waterthe water sensitivity characteristic is obviousDr = 0.40 is selected as a case study, based on a comparative testit¢s clear that in researching engineering properties of LRAstacked ring shear test is more advantages and applicability than conventional triaxial test. This research preliminarily reveals the strength and deformation characteristics of LRAobvious water sensitivity of LRA are very useful in quantitatively explain the mechanism for large deformation and failure of loose deposit and landslide.

Surrounding strata deformation pattern under the interaction between shell of quasi-rectangular shield and soft soil

JI Chang1,ZHOU Shunhua1,ZHU Yaohong2,WANG Liushan3,SI Jinbiao1
 2017, 36 (S1): 3644-3655 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.1054
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From the angle of strata-deformation abilitythis paper is aimed at evaluating the promotion value of a new kind of quasi-rectangular shield method. Based on the domestic first quasi-rectangular shield tunnel worksite test facilitiesthis paper proposes the finite element method which can simulate the physical process of the interaction of soil and quasi-rectangular shield shell to study the deformation mechanism of surrounding strata. An in situ test project with a complete testing program was then established. Finallythe surrounding strata deformation pattern under the interaction of soil and shield shell has been built. The results of the study prove thatstrata deformation pattern on the vertical direction of shield tunneling can be divided into compaction expansion stage and resilient contraction phaseand strata deformation pattern on the direction of shield tunneling is greatly influenced by quasi-rectangular shield back earth on the flat shell.

Calculation method of equivalent permeability coefficient of silty clay under stress

CAO Pengqiang,YU Bangyi,YU Jinhuang,MA Feiyue
 2017, 36 (S1): 3656-3662 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.1086
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In order to quantitatively study the characteristic that the permeability coefficient of silty clay varies with the stressthe permeability coefficient of different dry density silty clay under different effective stress levels were measured by triaxial permeability testand the relationship between permeability coefficient and dry density and stress were analysis. Results showed that the saturated density of silty clay increases with stressand the increase amplitude were 5%9% when the stress was 400 kPa. The permeability coefficient k was great effected by effective stress σ and decreased 1 to 2 orders of magnitudes when the stress was 300 kPa. The lnk presented a significant linear correlation withand. An expression for permeability coefficient of silty clay considering dry density and effective stress was proposed based on the results. And the equivalent vertical and horizontal permeability of silty clay layer calculation method and the most representative location of soil sample were derived.

Experiment research on rainforest trees tap root resistance slide effect in the shallow landslide

ZHAO Jiling1,LI Guangfan1,HU Wei1,WEN Wei2,TAN Jie1,LIU Shunkai1
 2017, 36 (S1): 3663-3669 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.1056
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In order to explore the shear strength of the different types of rainforest tree straight roots and soil compositethe research group adapted direct shear tests on shear planes with different the number of rootroot diameter and root distribution by designed large complex root-soil direct shear apparatusThrough the electric automotive jackto push against the upper shear box at a constant speedin the process of the test always keep a record of the datejack thrust sizethe relative displacement of straight root and shear boxdisplacement of shear box and so on. Experimental results show that the distribution types of rootroot diameterthe number of root and shear depth can effect the shear strength and the shear strength index of the root-soil compositethe root of vegetation has a positive effect on the reinforcement of soilThe trail lays a foundation for more in-depth research of subsequent tree roots of small landslide governance.

Experimental studies of tensile strength of loess in drying-wetting cycle

YUAN Zhihui1,NI Wankui2,TANG Chun1,HUANG Chen1,WANG Yanhui3
 2017, 36 (S1): 3670-3677 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0230
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Uniaxial tensile method test is used to obtain tensile strength of undisturbed and remolded loess by dry-wet circulation experiment. The relationship among the tensile strengthwater content and dry-wet circle number is discussed. The attenuation mechanism of tensile strength of loess is analyzed. It is shown that tensile strength of loess nonlinear increases with decreasing water content. Tensile strength of undisturbed and remolded loess decreases with increasing number of cycles and finally reaches to a constant state. The sum of tensile attenuation value and tensile structural strength is equal to tensile attenuation value of undisturbed loess. It is proved that the original structure of undisturbed loess is broken by many times of dry-wet cyclesand its tensile structural will disappear. The dry-wet cycle is not only makes the same as the adsorption strength of undisturbed and remolded loessbut also makes the soil to be a stable and reliable equilibriumand has the same structure of soil mass. 

Longitudinal dynamic impedance of a large-diameter belled pile considering construction disturbance effect

LI Zhenya1,2,WANG Kuihua1,2,WU Wenbing3
 2017, 36 (S1): 3678-3688 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0588
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Based on the Rayleigh-Love rod modelthe longitudinal dynamic impedance of a large-diameter belled pile is theoretically investigated considering the construction disturbance effect. Firstthe virtual soil pile model and the shear complex stiffness transfer method are adopted to simulate the vertical inhomogeneity of the pile end soil and the radial inhomogeneity of the surrounding soil caused by the construction disturbance effectrespectively. Thenthe shear complex stiffness at the pile-soil interface is solved and is substituted into the governing equation of the pile. Meanwhilethe analytical solution for the dynamic response at the pile head is obtained in the frequency domain by virtue of impedance function transfer method and Laplace transform method. On this basiscomparisons with published solutions are carried out to verify the reliability of the present solution. Finallyby means of parametric analysis methodthe influence of pile parameters and the construction disturbance effect on the complex impedance at the pile head is investigated within the low frequency range concerned in the design of dynamic foundation. The results show that(1) the influence of the radius of the enlarged base on the complex impedance at the pile head is much greater than that of the length of the enlarged base. (2) The dynamic characteristic of the large-diameter belled pile is greatly affected by the construction disturbance effectbesidesthe influence of the disturbance of the pile surrounding soil is greater than that of the disturbance of the pile end soil.

Study on the shapes of tailings particles based on microscopy and image processing technologies

YANG Yonghao1,2,WEI Zuoan1,2,CHEN Yulong3,REN Bingxu1,2
 2017, 36 (S1): 3689-3695 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0594
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The physical and mechanical properties of the dielectric materials mainly depend on shapes of particles in granular media. Thereforein order to reveal the differences of physical and mechanical properties between tailings and natural sandsone of best ways is to use microscopy and image processing technologies to quantify four indicators (flatnessroundnessconvexity and roughness) which can well quantify the shapes of particles. In this researchfour tailings (goldtincopper and iron) and two natural sands (river sand and sea sand) are selected for such comparison. Results show that(1) the flatness of tailings and sea sands decrease with the increase of particle sizewhich means tailings or sea sands with needle shapes tend to be spherical. (2) The roundness of tailings and river sands decrease with the increase of particle sizewhich also indicates the shapes of tailings and rover sands tend to spherical shapes. Howeverthe roundness of sea sands decrease with the increase of particle size. (3) The convexity of tailings and sea sands increase with the increase of particle sizewhich indicates that angularity of tailings and sea sands surface reduce with the increase of particle size. (4) The roughness of tailingsriver and sea sands increase with the increase of particle size. 

Analysis on distribution characteristics of ground temperature and cooling effect of special-structured subgrade of the expressway in warm permafrost region

TAI Bowen1,LIU Jiankun1,FANG Jianhong2,LIU Hui1,TIAN Yahu1
 2017, 36 (S1): 3696-3704 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.1570
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Based on the monitored ground temperature data of special-structured subgrade of Gonghe-Yushu expressway in Qinghai provincethis article analyzed ground temperature variations of foundation soil and subgrade fillings of three kinds of subgrades(XPS insulation board subgradecrushed rock subgrade and ventilated subgrade)the changes of artificial permafrost tablethe heat flux density near the permafrost table and the asymmetry of subgrade temperature distribution in a comparative wayaiming to study distribution characteristics of ground temperature and cooling effects of three kinds of subgrades. The results indicate that(1) the temperatures at left and right shoulders of all three kinds of subgrades present a significant increasing trend at different depths. During the observation periodthe temperature of XPS insulation board subgrade increases by the largest extentfollowed by the crushed rock subgrade and ventilated subgrade. (2) During the initial period after constructionthe artificial permafrost tables of three kinds of subgrade rise in different degree, yet declined in the third year. (3) The heat budget of three kinds of subgrade near permafrost table remains a heat absorbing statethe relationship of absorbed heat amount can be listed asXPS insulation board subgradecrushed rock subgradeventilated subgrade. (4) The internal temperature of three kinds of subgrade distributes asymmetricallyfeatured by high on the left side and low on the right. According to the resultsventilated subgrade is recommended in the construction of expressway in warm permafrost regions. At the same time, we should stick to the principle of differentiated design to reduce the longitudinal cracks and other diseases caused by uneven distribution of ground temperature.

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