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  --2017, 36 (S2)   Published: 15 October 2017
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Creep properties of sandstone under different confining pressures and research on a nonlinear viscoelasto-plastic creep model

LIU Dongyan,XIE Linjie,TUO Xiaofeng,LONG Lijie
 2017, 36 (S2): 3705-3712 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0023
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The creep rules of sandstone are obtained based on the creep test results under different confining pressures. The results show thatBurgers model can effectively describe the instantaneous elastic deformationattenuation and steady creep deformation of sandstoneand the results fitting at the least square method demonstrate Kelvin model has optimization effect to Burgers model. According to the accelerating creep results under different confining pressuresa modified visco-plastic creep model is obtained by introducing the empirical model and combining Kelvin model for its optimizationand it reflects the accelerated creep characteristics accurately. By combining this modified model with Burgers model in seriesa new nonlinear viscoelasto-plastic model can be put forward. Using the 1stOpt software to identify the new model parametersthe results are satisfactory. A comparison between the test and theoretical curves proves the validity of the proposed model.

Crack and destabilization evolution characteristics test on hard rock pillars under dynamic disturbance

LU Hongjian1,2,LIANG Peng1,GAN Deqing1,2,ZHANG Songlin1,ZHANG Jiuling1,2
 2017, 36 (S2): 3713-3722 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme. 2017.0435
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In order to reveal the crack and destabilization evolvement laws of hard rock pillars under dynamic excavationtaking typical iron deposit as physical prototypethe large scale model experiment was carried out using VIC3D strain measurement equipment of non-contact and in-plane and stress monitoring system and acoustic emission. The results of research indicate that multiple superimposed damages will occur in pillars during excavation of adjacent stopes in horizontal and vertical directionsthe barrier pillars and central top pillar of first layer are damaged seriously and show a higher degree of degradation of mechanical properties. On the basis of the analysis of evolution characteristics of pillar damagelarge deformationinstability collapse at different stages and based on the compressive arch theorythe destabilization evolution mode of pillars failure was established. Pillars are in low damage stages during the early excavationwhich belongs to stable intermittent period. The increase of pillar damages leads to instability falling of barrier and top pillarwhich belongs to bursting period. Pillar damages and instability were key factors causing the collapse of goafso the displacementacoustic emission and stress monitoring methods should be used to monitor the severely damaged areaand effective control measures should be taken before the failure period of the pillars.

Effects of bedding on fracture characteristics and energy dissipation of coal under impact loading

GONG Shuang1,2,ZHAO Yixin1,2,3
 2017, 36 (S2): 3723-3731 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0630
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In order to study the influence of bedding angle and loading rate on the fracture toughness and energy dissipation of coalnotched semi-circular bending(NSCB) specimens were tested by using a split Hopkinson pressure bar(SHPB) system. The dynamic fracture toughness of coal specimens with various bedding angles under different loading rates were analyzed and discussed. By comparing the incident energyabsorbed energyfracture energy and residual kinetic energy of coal samples with different bedding angles under various impact velocitiesthe energy dissipation law of the dynamic fracture process of coal considering the bedding direction effect is obtained. The experimental results indicate that the fracture pattern of NSCB coal samples is tensile failure and the two pieces of the broken coal sample rotate at a constant speed. The dynamic fracture toughness of coal sample is 3.528.64 times of the quasi-static fracture toughness. The dynamic fracture toughness increases with the increase of impact velocitybut the effect of bedding angle on dynamic fracture toughness decreases with the increase of impact velocity. The dynamic fracture energy of coal samples increases with the increase of impact velocitybut the energy utilization ratio decreases with the increase of impact velocity.

Experimental study of physical and mechanical behavior of limestone subjected to different heat treatment temperatures

CHEN Yulong1,ZHANG Yu2
 2017, 36 (S2): 3732-3739 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0932
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The physical and mechanical behavior of limestoneretrieved from five different placesexposed to temperatures up to 800 has been investigated experimentally at laboratory scale. Scanning electron microscope (SEM) experiments were conducted for observations of the microscopic structure. Uniaxial compressive and Brazil split testing and other measurements of geometric and bulk density changes were performed on the specimens after thermal treatment. The compressional wave velocity is correlated to mechanical parameters. Damage factors based on elastic moduluscompressive strength and tensile strength are compared with that from compressive wave velocity. Effect factors of degradation of limestone subjected to high temperature are discussed. Results show that internal defects of samples increase gradually with temperature. Compared to untreated specimensas the temperature increasesbulk densitycompressive wave velocityelastic modulustensile and compressive strength reducewhile the porosity increases by both inducement of new cracks and development of existing cracks. Compressive strength and tensile strength and elasticity modulus increase with increasing compressive wave velocity which correlates well with mechanical parameters. Hence the compressive wave velocity could be used as an effective alternative for estimating the mechanical parameters of rock. Damage factor increases with increasing temperature. Strong correlations between damage factors based on elastic moduluscompressive strength and tensile strength and compressive wave velocity are found. Limestone samples from five different places show different physical and mechanical properties as a result of different mineral compositionstructure and diagenesis.

Experimental study on transverse isotropy strength parameter of quartz-mica schist

LIU Jie1,2,WANG Lian1,LI Jianlin1,2,YUAN Tengfei3,YAN Lizhou1
 2017, 36 (S2): 3740-3751 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.1207
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The tensile strengthdeformation modulusPoisson's ratio and other anisotropy parameters of quartz mica schist are studied by splitting test. A single rock specimen is designed to test the tensile strength of rock under different splitting surface and schistosity angle. According to the relative difference between the tensile strength and the variance value of the rock specimen after multiple rock fracturinga method of distinguishing good and poor sandstone homogeneity is proposed. The results show that the variation of tensile strengthtensile modulusPoisson¢s ratio and splitting surface and the schistosity angle q of the rock are as followsThe tensile strength of quartz mica schist increases linearly with the increase of q. The size effect of tensile strength decreases linearly with the increase of q. The anisotropic degree of tensile strength decreases as the height of the rock sample increases. When 0°q50°the tensile modulus decreases with the increase of qand the Poisson's ratio increases with the increase of qWhen 50°q90°the tensile modulus increases with the increase of qand the Poisson¢s ratio decreases with the increase of q. The single and triaxial tests were carried out on the samples of dry and saturated states. The results show that the quartz mica schist in the dry and saturated state belongs to low anisotropy of rock massThe elastic modulusinternal friction angle and cohesive force under dry and saturated condition increase linearly with the increase of confining pressure.

Study on creep acceleration discrimination method based on COD theory

SHEN Caihua1,2,WANG Haoyue1,WANG Yuan1,2,ZHANG Bing1
 2017, 36 (S2): 3752-3759 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.1189
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Based on fracture mechanics theory,assuming that the crack is evenly distributed in the homogeneous rock,an ideal crack element is established. The R-curve theory of rock creep fracture process is put forward based on the R-curve theory of fracture mechanics and the crack opening displacement(COD) theory. By using this curve,the whole process of rock creep fracture can be reasonably revealed and the key parameters used to describe the status change of rock creep process are obtained. According to the characteristics of this curve,the control equation for predicting the accelerating creep of rock is established. Combined with the improved Nishihara creep model,A new rock creep model is established,which can accurately predict the accelerated creep process of rock and verify the accuracy of the prediction method with rock creep test. The theoretical basis for the intensive study of rock creep also provided by this model.

Realization method of discrete element numerical simulation of large number of non-persistent jointed rock mass

GE Yunfeng1,2,TANG Huiming1,3,WANG Liangqing1,XIA Ding1,JIANG Yaofei1,
 2017, 36 (S2): 3760-3773 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.1290
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To understand mechanical behaviors of joint rock with large number of non-persistent discontinuitiesa new calculation of the connectivitydefined as the radio of non-persistent joint area to apparent persistent joint areais presented based on the 3DEC discrete element software. The non-persistent joint area can be evaluated according to 3D discontinuities network through calculation of thin disk area. The apparent persistent joint area is closely related to the geometry of cutting rock mass which can be subdivided into regular and irregular shape. In the case of regular rock massthe apparent persistent joint area is computed by simultaneous equations. For irregular rock massthe area can be obtained using points searching approach. The proposed method is validated by two examplesand the results show that the study can achieve the numerical simulation of the mechanical behavior with respect to larger number of non-persistent jointed rock massand points searching approach can solve the areas of cross sections in both regular and irregular shaped rock mass efficiently. Additionallysimulation results are reliable which have good agreements with reality in two examples.

Study on load transfer characteristics of wholly grouted bolt

ZHOU Bingsheng1,2,WANG Baotian1,2,LIANG Chuanyang1,2,WANG Yuanhang1,2
 2017, 36 (S2): 3774-3780 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0186
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The purpose of this paper is to figure out the distribution of interfacial shear stress and how the load transfers. Based on the uniform form of shear displacement distribution curvethe formula for calculating the displacementaxial force and side resistance of infinite-length anchor bar was established. The constitutive model of double exponential curve was derivedwhich is essentially the same as that of Huang Minghua Model. Alsothe exponential form of load-displacement curve at the top of anchor bar was deduced. The formula was further modified to apply to the finite-length anchor barand thus the modified formula of load and displacement distribution was obtainedby which the constitutive relation of the contact surface of the anchor can be explained with anchorage depth varies. It is noted that the modified formula avoids the limitation of the assumption that the constitutive relation at the contact surface is uniform and thus the modified formula has higher applicability. It was then verified by an engineering example. And based on this methodthe whole working course for the force transferring mechanism of the anchor bar was analyzed.

Model test of tunnel excavation stability influenced by concealed cave with internal water pressure

LIUShubin1,2,FANG Yong1,ZHOU Chaoyue1,3,DENG Ruyong1
 2017, 36 (S2): 3781-3791 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0082
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Scaled model tests were carried out for a 3-lanes highway tunnel to investigate the stability of tunnel excavation nearby karst cave with internal pressure. Characteristics of tunnel convergencesteel arch internal forcesurrounding rock pressure behind primary support and surrounding rock strain influenced by karst cave in different position are acquired in the process of tunnel excavation under certain cavity size and the internal pressure. The condition of no karst cave is also compared. The result shows thatthe size order of tunnel vault final subsidence is vault subsidence of no cavevault subsidence of karst cave on vaultvault subsidence of karst cave on side wallvault subsidence of karst cave on invertthe size order of tunnel side wall final horizontal convergence is convergence of karst cave on invertconvergence of karst cave on vaultconvergence of no cave convergence of karst cave on side wall. Comparing with the condition of no karst cavethe existence of adjacent karst cave increases the bending moment of steel archthe inhomogeneity of axial force distribution and the eccentricitywhich is not conducive to the stability of primary support structure. Meanwhilethe existence of karst cave locally reduces the stratum resistance and the surrounding rock pressureincreases the inhomogeneity of the strained condition of primary support. The existence of karst cave forms a certain range of stress concentration zone around the cavegreatly changes the strain distribution of surrounding rock between tunnel and karst cavewhich is not conducive to the stability of surrounding rock in this zone.

Experimental study on crack dynamic mechanical characteristic near blasting source of grooved borehole with eccentric decouple charge

YUE Zhongwen,QIU Peng,YANG Renshu,HU Qingwen,BIE Chaojun,GUO Chao
 2017, 36 (S2): 3792-3798 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0575
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The digital laser dynamic caustics system(DLDC) was used to study crack initiation and propagation mechanisms near blasting source of grooved borehole with eccentric decouple charge. The effects of three groovesi.e. trianglecircle and rectangleon crack propagation velocity vdynamic stress intensity factorandand energy release rate G were investigated. Experimental results show that asymmetrical cracks were created at three grooves tips under eccentric blast loading and the main crack was located at the charge side but secondary crack at the other side. Groove geometries made more effects on crack initiation than propagation. As for main crackstriangle groove benefited for opening mode crack initiation with the largestvand G but the smallest howeverrectangle groove benefited for compressive-shear mode crack initiation with the smallestvand G but the largest . In crack propagationmain cracks of three grooves were mainly opening mode with similar trend inv and Gand  is near to zero. As for secondary cracksthese from rectangle groove tip with the largestv and G consumed much blasting energywhich was not beneficial for main crack initiation and propagation. The results have theoretical reference significance for engineering.

Viscoelastic DDA solution considering non-viscous damping

ZHAO Jian1,XIAO Ming1,YANG Yang2,CHEN Juntao1,LI Dongdong1
 2017, 36 (S2): 3799-3807 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0582
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The non-viscous damping is introduced into the DDA method in this article for analysing the influence of non-viscous damping on discontinuous viscoelastic structure. Firstlythe non-viscous damping is introduced into the motion equations of block systemand the difficulty of solving the differential motion equations was found. Secondlywith the relationship between force and displacement and the Newmark integration algorithmthe equivalent DDA motion equations considering non-viscous damping with the symmetrical coefficient matrix was derived. Finallywith specific examplesthe block displacement response under constant force or resonant excitation was analyzedand through comparing DDA calculated value and theoretical valuethe correctness of the viscoelastic DDA solution considering non-viscous damping proposed in the article was verified. Thusthe DDA solution considering non-viscous damping is a highly effective method to deal with viscoelastic problemand it provides a new idea for analysing the discontinuous deformation of viscoelastic structure.

Analytic stress solutions for an orthotropic rock mass with a non-circular hydraulic tunnel

ZHANG Xiaoli,LU Aizhong,WANG Shaojie
 2017, 36 (S2): 3808-3815 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.1615
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In order to explore the mechanical response of a deep hydraulic tunnel in orthotropic rock massthe analytical solutions of a non-circular tunnel under the action of the in-situ stresses and the internal water pressureare derived. In the processthree polar coordinates are introduced and the conformal transformation method of complex function is adoptedmapping the outer region of the hole in the physical plane to the outer region of the unit circle in the image plane. Thenthe stress boundary conditions on the excavation boundary are established. Finallythe stress field is obtained using the power-series method. Taking the inverted U-shaped tunnel as an examplethe analytical solutions are verified by the numerical results obtained by ANSYS. The stress distributions along the boundary of a horse hoof-shaped tunnel and a circular tunnel are also analyzed. The results show thatunlike the isotropic rock massthe stress field for an orthotropic rock mass shows obvious asymmetry. The tangential stresses along the hole boundary increase with the increase of the lateral pressure coefficients except the two corners of the horse hoof-shaped tunnel. Moreoverthe internal water pressure can release the tangential stress concentration along the hole boundarywhich is more obvious on the regions where the curvature is greater. But great internal pressure may also lead to tensile stress which will affect the stability of the tunnel.

Analysis of rock strength with weak planes concerning tri-axial stress

ZHANG Weidong1,YU Lisong1,LIU Xiaolan2,TANG Zhijun2,LIU Xinhua2,LIU Jingjing1
 2017, 36 (S2): 3816-3821 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0454
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The shales strength properties of anisotropic is significantly for it¢s weak planes. Strength analysis of weak plane rocks usually uses the single plane of weakness theory of Jeager J. C. Howeverthis theory is limited for that didn¢t calculate the intermediate principal stress. This paper utilizes a method of calculating the stress in weak plane by tensor transformation rule. The analysis indicates that the shear strength model of weak plane rocks under tri-axial stressbecause of single plane of weaknessthe intermediate principal stress has a great influence on strength. Whilethe strength of weak plane rocks is determined byand. The laws of strength changing withare different from conventional models¢. With the increase ofthe danger region of weak plane normal changes from symmetrical around theto symmetrical around the. The new weak plane rock strength models provide accurate prediction for weak plane in any angle.

Fractography analysis of sandstone failure under low temperature-dynamic loading coupling effects

WEN Ming1,XU Jinyu1,2,WANG Haoyu1,FANG Xinyu1,ZHENG Guanghui1
 2017, 36 (S2): 3822-3830 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0514
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Dynamic mechanical performance experiments are carried out for red-sandstone specimens in different low temperatures under impact loadingby using the f 100 mm split Hopkinson pressure bar(SHPB) with a low temperature compensation device. Thenthe scanning electron microscope(SEM) is carried out to study its microcosmic character of failure surfaceand dynamic compression failure rules of red sandstone are acquired by the quantitative processing of fracture network. The results indicate thatthe peak stress of red sandstone increases with the increase of strain rateand the peak stress increases with the decrease of temperature. The strengthening effect of strain rate and the hardening effect of low temperature are obvious. In low strain ratethe primary modes of failure surface are cementing material fracture and brittle fracturewith the low energy-consuming. In high strain ratewith the former fracture modesthe surface partially appears ductile damagewhile the grade of energy-consuming is pretty high. The quantitatively analysis of fracture network come to the change rules of the pore numberthe plane porosity and the pores shape factor. With the combination of experimental results and probability theorythe dynamic failure mechanism of frozen rock is illustrated from a new perspective. The research results have important significance to the theoretical study and engineering practice of the rock mass in cold regions.

Direct shear tests and numerical simulation of double rough joints

刘溪鸽,朱万成,周靖人,关 凯
 2017, 36 (S2): 3831-3840 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0500
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In order to explore the interaction between different joints in the pressure-shear condition and the related failure mechanismthe shear resistance performance of double rough joints was studied by using both experimental and numerical simulation methods. The artificial joint samples were generated by pouring concrete into the PLA molds. It is proven that the JRC of the 3D-printed PLA joint surface is seriously reducedwhich should be re-calculated before shear tests. The experimental results show that on account of the failure of the interlayer rock during the shear testthe overall shear strength of double rough joints is lower than that of either of the two jointsand even lower than that of the single smooth joint. Moreoverthe PFC2D numerical simulation on shear test of double rough joints shows that the stress concentration induced by the joint asperities leads to the failure of the interlayer rockwhich further reduces the shear strength. In additionthe influence of joint spacing on shear strength is not so obvious.

Practical algorithm of THM coupling process with ice-water phase change based on FLAC3D

LI Guofeng1,LI Ning1,2,LIU Naifei1,ZHU Caihui1
 2017, 36 (S2): 3841-3851 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.1643
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The water-ice phase change simple algorithm was put forward based on the freeze-thaw energy stage assumption and the energy balance equation considering phase change. The THM(Thermal-Hydraulic-Mechanical) coupling simple algorithm was obtained according to series parallel of T-H-M. The combined simple algorithm was applied to FLAC3D to reproduce indoor freeze-thaw tests and get similar results. And the experiment was extended to investigate sensitivity of various influence factors. As the convection heat transfer coefficientfreezing temperature and boundary temperature are greaterso the time of water-ice phase is shorter and the maximum freezing strain of radial direction is bigger. Howeverthe greater porosity or water content isthe longer time of water-ice phase is. And the greater thermal expansion coefficient and freezing-throwing cycles¢ time arethe bigger maximum freezing strain of radial direction areetc. The results have some reference significance for understanding temperature and deformation regularity and designing related experiments about rock under freezing-throwing.

Study on meso-inhomogeneity of local region of alternatively distributed soft and hard composite rockmass

LI Ang1,SHAO Guojian2,SUN Yang1,SHI Hougai2,SU Jingbo1
 2017, 36 (S2): 3852-3863 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.1165
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For the alternatively distributed soft and hard rockmass of Jinping underground carvesthe technology of image segmentation based on region growing algorithm is employed to characterize the meso-structure features of local areas of rock massand the method for obtaining growth parameter in algorithm is discussed. A meso-scale homogeneous mesh model corresponding to the rock sample is established by using the FLAC3D program according to the proportional relation mapping method. On this basisthe mesoscopic probability model and elastic-brittle-plastic constitutive relation is realized for mechanical parameters of elements. Thena mesoscopic numerical model of local region of stratified rock mass is established. And several numerical simulation schemes are used to investigate the influence of meso-inhomogeneity on rock mechanical properties. The results show that the meso-inhomogeneity of alternatively distributed soft and hard rockmass has remarkable influence on their deformation propertystrength characteristicacoustic emission law and cumulative damage process. 

Experimental study of micro-mechanical properties of granite

ZHANG Fan1,2,GUO Hanqun2,ZHAO Jianjian2,HU Dawei1,SHENG Qian1,SHAO Jianfu2,3
 2017, 36 (S2): 3864-3872 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0129
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In order to study the micro-mechanical properties of granitethe mineral compositions of granite and their proportion were obtained by powder X-ray diffraction experimentsalso the surface morphology of granite was observed by optical microscope. Nano-indentation tests were conductedand thenthe load-displacement curves and residual indentation prints were obtained to qualitatively analyze the mechanical properties of the mineral compositions. The elastic modulus and hardness of each component were obtained by statistical analysis of indentation results. A two-step homogenization method was applied to calculate the equivalent elastic modulus and Poisson¢s ratio of the granitewhich were compared with those obtained by uniaxial compression test and existing research materials respectively. Results show thatthe granite is mainly composed of quartzfeldspar and biotitewhich can be identified by color and morphological features. The quartz structure is compact and the mechanical properties are goodwhich is followed by the feldsparbut the biotite texture is very soft and its pore structure is obvious. The difference between the elastic modulus calculated by the homogenization method and that obtained from the uniaxial compression test is relatively small and the Poisson¢s ratio is in agreement with the existing datawhich has important engineering significance for evaluating the mechanical properties of materials. The results of this study can help to better understand the micro-mechanical properties of granite and provide a reference for the study of macroscopic mechanical properties of rock from a microscopic view.

The shaking table test of the instability sliding of loess slope under the coupling effects of earthquake and rainfall

王兰民1,2,蒲小武1,吴志坚1,2,孙军杰1,2,王 平1,2,柴少峰1,2,徐舜华1,2,邓 津1,2
 2017, 36 (S2): 3873-3883 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0251
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To explore dynamic response features,deformation evolution process and failure mechanism of loess slope under the coupled effect of earthquake and rainfall,two model tests of loess slope with 100 mm rainfall and natural state were carried out to compare and analyze change features of macroscopical deformation and related physical quantities such as acceleration,pore pressure and soil pressure,etc. The results indicate that natural vibration frequency in loess slope model after rainfall is reduced as well as damping ratio is increased and amplification effects of seismic oscillation are enhanced. Under effect of strong shock,the soil in the top of the slope are seismically settled and liquified and liquified soil would slip along the slope under follow-up seismic oscillation. In line with changes in macroscopical deformation,pore pressure and soil pressure in the slope model,the failure process can be divided into four phases,namely elastic deformation phase,rapid increase phase of residual deformation,liquification slipping phase and creeping phase. Macroscopical deformation,pore pressure and soil pressure of the soil in different phases are with their own characteristics.

Research and application of the generalized plasticity model of tailings sand based on critical state theory

DONG Weixin1,2,3,ZHOU Hanmin1,2,CUI Xuan1,2
 2017, 36 (S2): 3884-3891 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0591
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In order to build a more accurate and reasonable tailings constitutive modelan elasto-plastic sand model was modified based on test results. The critical state theory and state parameter were introduced into Pastor-Zienkiewicz III generalized plasticity model to describe the triaxial test results of tailings sand. Comparison between test result and model simulation shows that the generalized plasticity model can exactly reflect the influence of confining pressure on the shear strength and volume strain behaviorwhich the original model can not describe. Compared with Duncan-Chang modelthe proposed model is capable of simulating the strain softening effect and shear dilation under low confining pressure of tailings sand. Finallythe proposed model is applied into finite element analysis of tailings dams. FE analysis results show that the horizontal and vertical displacement of tailings dam locates in middle slope and middle body respectivelywhich conform with the general deformation pattern of tailings dams. Research result shows that the modified generalized plasticity model can well describe the mechanical deformation properties of tailings sand and can be used for the stress-deformation analysis of tailings dam.

Turning point singularity problem in seepage by numerical manifold method

FENG Qiang1,2,ZHENG Hong1,2,3
 2017, 36 (S2): 3892-3901 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0057
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In seepage calculation of hydraulic engineeringthere are a large number of singularity problems at turning point. It is inconvenience that the general finite element method needs to construct special singularity shape function and element property to deal with the singularity problemwhich used to be ignored when the isoparametric element was widely used. In this papera new method by constructing a local special patch is proposed to solve this singularity problem by using numerical manifold method. Firstlythe singularity covering function is formed together by the constant term basis function and a new basis function constructed by the analytic solution at turning point. The singularity covering function is used on the star points affected by the singularity pointat the same timethe constant patch covering function is used on the other star pointsand the calculation result approximates the real solution and can well reflect the strong singularity in the corner. Secondlythe discrete formula of the numerical manifold method about this kind of problem is givenand the classical regular triangle of manifold element is improved to squareas well asthe procedure of the program and the application method of the special physical patch are introduced. Thirdlythree engineering examples are

respectively confined seepage of dam foundation with impervious curtain contrast with the analystic solutionthe comparison of the classical flow velocity drop testand the confined seepage of weir with sheet pile compared with flow net which had been calculatedthose show the effectiveness and correctness of the methodand provide a basis for further analysis of the effects of singularity on the structure and complex engineering. FinallyThe proposed method is also applicable to other numerical analysis methods based on the partition of unity method of interpolationand also provides an approach for those problems with continuous field and discontinuous partial derivatives.

A new strain softening damage constitutive model for rocks based on defects growth

LIU Dongqiao1,LI Dong1,2,ZHANG Xiaoyun1,2,3
 2017, 36 (S2): 3902-3909 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0934
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The defects evolution characteristics in the complete deformation process of rocks are analyzed,the results show that the stress-strain curves of rocks can be divided into five stages including elasticity recovery,damage retaining,damage initiation,damage acceleration and damage slow-down. Based on the“elastic modulus method”derived from the hypothesis of strain equivalence,damage evolution law is further studied. And a defects grown model is proposed based on the hypothesis of rock micro unit,and it can describe the complete damage evolution process well. Then a damage constitutive model is developed. This model can describe the complete deformation process of rocks satisfactorily. The used mathematical function is simple with just four model parameters,and each parameter has distinct physical meaning. Finally,the theoretical results fit very well with the test results in relevant references,which indicate the rationality of this model.

Effect of temperature and moisture content on thermal properties of sandstone

GUO Pingye1,2,BAI Baihong1,2,CHEN Si1,2,SHI Chenxiao3,DU Hongyong1,2
 2017, 36 (S2): 3910-3914 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0937
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The thermal conductivity of rock is one of the key parameters in geotechnical engineering. The thermal conductivity of rock is affected not only by rock propertiessuch as mineral composition and porositybut also by the geological condition of rocksuch as temperature and water saturation. To reveal the effect of temperature and water saturation on thermal conductivity of rockthe thermal conductivity of sandstone at different temperature and water saturation was measured by self-designed experimental system. The results indicate thatin the temperature range of 80 90 the thermal conductivity of sandstone decreased with the increase of temperatureand the reduced rate varies with the rocknamely grit stone maximumfine sandstone secondand siltstone minimum. Moreoverit is found that the thermal conductivity increased with the moisture contentbut its growth rate decreased with the growth of environment temperature. Finallyit is shown that the thermal conductivity of saturated sandstone increased with the temperature and there was significant mutation near 0 . Meanwhileit was revealed thatthe reason of mutation is phase transformation of pore water.

Model test study on factors affecting image sharpness of tunnel lining

LI Qingtong1,HUANG Hongwei1,2,XUE Yadong1,2,LUO Tailai1,WU Changrui1
 2017, 36 (S2): 3915-3926 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0034
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Using orthogonal experiment analysisthis paper presents a model test study on factors affecting image sharpness of tunnel lining via a mobile platform equipped with linear array cameralight of either LED or LASERindustry computer etc. Four factors are considered in this paperwhich are type of light sourceillumination intensity of object surfaceexposure time and surface diameter. An algorithm which utilizes both the slope of the magnitude spectrum and the total spatial variation is implemented to measure the local perceived sharpness in some images acquired in the test. Significance and optimal levels of the four factors are calculated by analysis of variance. We also discuss about changing laws of image sharpness under different testing factor levels successively. The test results show that the order of principal factors affecting image sharpness are exposure timetype of light sourceillumination intensity of object surfacesurface diameteramong which surface diameter is an undistinguished factor. The best combination of optimal levels is LED6 klux90 μs. This study can show a delighted help for inspection equipment of tunnel lining defects based on CV and ML.

Characteristics on the variance of differential infrared image sequence during coal failures under uniaxial loading

MA Liqiang1,2,3,4,ZHANG Dongsheng2,3,GUO Xiaowei2,3,SUN Hai2,3,Adeleke Najeem4,ZHANG Yao2,3
 2017, 36 (S2): 3927-3934 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0365
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To explore temperature anomalies of infrared radiation in the process of loading and failure and quantify the infrared radiation characteristics of coal and rockthe variance of differential infrared image temperature(VDIIT) has been proposed as a new indicator to study the transient variation characteristics of infrared radiation temperature field. The research results indicate that sudden changes in the VDIIT of coal samples could be found at the point of failure during coal failures under uniaxial loading.The abrupt changes coincided with the sudden drops on the load-time curves of the samples and the anomalies in their infrared image sequencesindicating synchronism between them. For the rectangular coal samplesthe amplitudes of VDIIT at the point of failure were about 88.31 905.7 times(about 700 times) the average amplitudes of VDIIT during the loading process. For cubic coal samplesthe amplitudes of this indicator at the point of failure were about 16.2448.5 times(about 130 times) its average amplitude during the loading process. The figures demonstrate that the abrupt changes at the point of failure were hugely significant. The coal samples that showed a significant abrupt change in VDIIT account for approximately 95% of the total coal samplesindicating that the abrupt change was universal among the samples. The above achievements will be useful in monitoring and forecasting the natural and engineering hazards related to rock/coal structural bursts at the point of failureand provide basic theory to water conservation and strata control in mine.

Development and application of dynamic stress monitoring system for coal and rock mass

WANG Enyuan1,2,3,XU Wenquan4,HE Xueqiu3,5,SHEN Rongxi1,2,3,KONG Xiangguo1,2,3
 2017, 36 (S2): 3935-3942 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0175
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Stress of coal and rock provides important basis for supporting design of minestrata stress analysisrock burst and other dynamic disasters prediction and prevention. In order to measure the stresses of coal and rock in various directions and obtain their evolution lawsstress sensors within three directions and dynamic stress monitoring system of coal and rock are developed. The chip set on the stress sensor can effectively couple with coal and rockand the stress can be measured by the flexible deformation of sensor chip and oil pressure. By this monitoring systemthe stresses of coal and rock in various directions can be monitored continuously in real time. And this system was applied to mine stress monitoring and its evolution laws analysis. The results showed that the stress distribution of surrounding roadway and it′s evolution lawsthe stress relief regionthe stress concentration range and degree could be gained through multi-points arrangement. According to the measured resultsthe normal stress distribution laws inside coal mass of the roadway were gained in three perpendicular directionswhich displayed that the stress variation trend of every point coincidedbut the normal stress of various directions about the same point was not synchronous. It revealed there were two stress relief and concentration regions beside the roadway. This system provides effective means and methods for directional monitoring coal and rock stresswhich can be used to the analysis of mine stressthe monitoring of surrounding rock stability and early warning of rock burst and other dynamic disasters. 

Spatial and temporal evolution characteristics of interaction between primary support and tunnel surrounding rock

SUN Zhenyu,ZHANG Dingli,FANG Qian,TAI Qimin,YU Fucai
 2017, 36 (S2): 3943-3956 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0117
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The principle of dynamic interaction between surrounding rock and support is the core issue of tunnel support design. Based on the elastoplastic softening model and non-associated flow rule the elastic-plastic analysis of deep buried circular tunnel is carried out. Then taking into account the aging characteristic of shotcrete and the process of tunnel constructionthe coupling model of the interaction of primary support and surrounding rock is established. The dynamic interaction between surrounding rock and support of an analytical section at different places from the face is then obtained during tunnel excavation. Through a specific case studythe supporting effects of steel rib and lattice girder under different supporting opportunities are comparedand the effects of shotcrete hardening characteristic on the stability of surrounding rock control and the supporting structure safety are analyzedthus the following conclusions are obtained. Lattice girder is more flexible than steel ribwhich is favour of the release of surrounding rock stress and displacementbut less able to control surrounding rock deformation and more sensitive to the change of support opportunity. The development of shotcrete supporting force can be divided into four stages including slow growthrapid growthgrowth slowdown and stabilityof which the distribution ratio for each stage varies with the supporting time. During the early stage of the supporting structurethe load on shotcrete can be greater than its current limit bearing capacity and leads to its failure. The selection of supporting opportunity should take the steel arch typesshotcrete hardening characteristic and tunnel advancing rate into consideration to achieve the ideal support effect under the premise of supporting safety. Dynamic interaction between primary support and surrounding rock can be forecast and the application of convergence confinement method in tunnel support design can be more accurate by the research resultsthus provides a theoretical basis for the support design during tunnel construction process.

Constant resistance coupling support technology of dynamic pressure roadway under sea with strongly swelling soft rock

CAI Feng1,2,3,SUN Xiaoming1,2,WANG Jiong1,2,ZHOU Feng4
 2017, 36 (S2): 3957-3964 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0976
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To solve the problems such as large deformation at the initial stage of excavationlarge deformation of the whole section and serious destruction of U steel support caused by the dynamic pressure in the strong swelling soft rock roadway in the Beizao coal minethe instability mechanism of low strengthstrong expansionstrong water absorption softeningsurrounding rock pressurenon coupling between support and surrounding rock deformation is revealed by means of microscopic physical analysis and in-situ stress test. The constant resistance bolt support method was put forwardand the support mechanism of the constant resistance anchor bolt can be supported by the high resistancehigh pre tightening forcedeformation and pressure release structure to support the strong swelling soft rock. Finally constant resistance supporting scheme for pressure coupling consisted of the anchor beam structure strengthening roof + constant resistance anchor reinforcing for two sides + grouting anchorage reinforcing bottom was proposed. Numerical simulation is used to compare and analyze the supporting effect. The test results show that the constant resistance pressure coupling support can greatly reduce the deformation of roadway surrounding rock and the influence range of leading dynamic pressurethe maximum deformation is 282 mmahead of the dynamic pressure distance is 70 m. Compared with the ordinary steel bolt and anchor beam support deformationthe deformation reduced by 64.8% and the dynamic pressure influence distance reduced by 10 mcompared with the U type steel frame shedthe deformation reduced by 54.7%and the dynamic pressure influence range decreased by 20 m. It has good popularization and application value in similar soft rock roadway. 

Stability analysis of a clay slope accounting for the rotated anisotropy correlation structure

CHENG Hongzhan1,2,CHEN Jian1,2,WANG Zhansheng3,HU Zhifeng1,2,HUANG Juehao1,2
 2017, 36 (S2): 3965-3973 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0044
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Currently the studies of slope stability accounting for the spatial variability of soil properties are mainly concentrated on isotropy and transverse isotropy correlation structures. Considering the disadvantagethe influence of the rotated anisotropy correlation structure on clay slope was investigated in this paper. Based on random field theorythe rotated anisotropy random fields of soil parameters are simulated and set up using the covariance matrix decomposition method. Combining with the numerical approachslope reliability was then explored. The results show that the rotated anisotropy correlation structure has a dual effect on slope stability in comparison to the transverse isotropy caseand the stronger effect for higher anisotropy. The mean of factor of safety obtained by stochastic analysis is less than the deterministic solution. The calculated coefficient of variation of factor of safety is less than that of undrained shear strength of clay. Three types of sliding surfaces are obtainedand the largest proportion occurring is the base sliding which is same as the deterministic results.

Study on the blasting vibration effect influenced by millisecond time and cylindrical charging characteristics

CHEN Shihai1,2,HU Shuaiwei1,CHU Shaofeng1
 2017, 36 (S2): 3974-3983 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.1163
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In order to study the blasting vibration effect influenced by charging characteristics and millisecond timethe local amplification effect of blasting vibration velocity in double-hole blasting is discussed by analyzing the characteristics of vibration wave generated by finite length cylindrical charge. Meanwhilethe particle vibration effects of rock induced by long cylindrical charging characteristics and different initiation modes are analyzed. The effects of charge lengthexplosive detonation velocitycharge depthinitiation mode and rock characteristics on the blasting vibration are obtained. Besides the peak particle velocity of long cylindrical charge is fitted with the Sadov¢s formula. The results show that the magnitude and scope of the local enlargement are closely related to the millisecond time and blasting attenuation coefficient. The blasting vibration velocity would no longer increase when the charge length increases to a certain extent for the measuring point below the top of the charge. Besidesthe effect of detonation velocity on blasting vibration is only limited in a certain velocity range. For the measuring point above the top of the chargethe particle velocity on the surface grows bigger with the increasing of charging buried depth. For different initiation modesthe peak particle velocity is the maximum at bottom initiation the second is both ends initiationand the peak particle velocity is the minimum at top initiation. When the measuring point is closer to the sourcethe more obvious vibration affected by the rock characteristics change. The fitted Sadov¢s formula of cylindrical charge can well indicate the peak velocity characteristic of the blasting vibration of cylindrical charge. The fitted Sadov's formula of spherical charge cannot denote the vibration characteristic of cylindrical charge.

Test and process research of poor geological dynamic water plugging reinforcement material

WANG Hnongbo,ZHANG Qingsong,LIU Rentai,LI Shucai,ZHANG Lewen,JIANG Peng
 2017, 36 (S2): 3984-3991 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.1428
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Traditional dynamic water grouting materials have the shortcomings of water contentvolume shrinkagepoor of the late hydrodynamic dispersion resistance and higher cost. Based on the demand of dynamic water grouting treatment projectwe propose a two-component water grouting material(FS)which is mainly composed of fly ash and additivesand the performance of the slurry was studied. Thenthe parameters such as final setting timestone rate after 1 hcompressive strength and pumpability of material under the condition of the different water contents and dosage of additives were tested. Experimental results show that new dynamic water grouting material(FS) with the characteristics of rapid settingearly strengthmicro expansionhigh rate of stonesmaller strength is affected by water contentstrong erosion resistance resisting dynamic water. And we put forward hierarchically combined grouting reinforcement technology by using material to dynamic water grouting treatmentand expound the principle and method of the technology. New grouting material(FS) and grouting technology was successful in Nanjing subway stationwhich verified that the materials technology was scientific and greatly reduced the management cost. it is significative to the grouting material and technical innovation.

Development and application of model test system for water inrush in high-geostress and high hydraulic pressure tunnels

YANG Weimin,WANG Hao,YANG Xin,ZHANG Bo,YANG Lei,FANG Zhongdong,WANG Meixia
 2017, 36 (S2): 3992-4001 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0384
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In order to study the evolution process and failure characteristics of water inrush in Karst tunnel under high-geostress and high hydraulic pressurea model test system for water inrush in high-geostress and high hydraulic pressure tunnels was developedthe testing system composed of a geostress loading systema hydraulic loading systema multiple information monitoring system and a main box. The main features of the system can provide both high-geostress and high hydraulic pressurethe geostress loading system can provide peak pressure to 1 000 kN and hold pressure for a long timethe hydraulic loading system can provide maximum hydraulic pressure to 50 MPa and the hydraulic gradient can be controlled. In additionthe main box is an integral frame structurehigh bearing strengthgood tightnessvisualizationthe reaction frame can slide left and rightand the test space is enlargedthe all parts are connected by high strength boltshigh scalabilitymultiple information monitoring system can be used to collect the test data in real time. In the YK7+400YK7+445 section of Xiema tunnel was taken as an examplethe solid-fluid coupling similar materials were developed independentlythe water inrush model test of karst cave in front of working face of high-geostress and high hydraulic pressure tunnels was designedthe experimental data were analyzed and summarizedthe spatio-temporal change rules of stress fielddisplacement field and seepage field of tunnel surrounding rock under the complex geological conditions were revealedthe information of water inrush in tunnel were mastered. Test results showed that the system was stable and reliablethe research methods and results will instruct similar engineering.

Theoretical study of damage characteristics on ore pass wall based on the erosion-wearing theory

ZHAO Yun1,YE Haiwang1,2,LEI Tao1,2,WANG Chao1,WANG Qizhou1,2,LONG Mei3
 2017, 36 (S2): 4002-4007 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0448
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The ore from chute will have negative impact on the wall of the ore pass and it is important to determine the collision position and choose the right protective method for the lifespan extension of ore pass. Based on the erosion-wearing theorythe calculation model of the damage caused by ore impact on ore pass wall is established and the method to calculate the volume loss is determined using Hertz contact theory. According to the structure of chute and ore passthe motion model of ore is built. Taking the Huaxin limestone mine in Zuangou as an examplethe damage characteristics are analyzed. The result showsthe ore will fall into the storage after three times collisions with ore pass wall. The impact area of the upper ore pass wall is smallbut the damage is serious. On the contrarythe impact area of the lower ore pass wall is largebut the damage is insignificant. Considering the safety and economic reasonthe classified protection measures are proposed. The results are consistent with the actual situationwhich shows that the calculation method is suitable for the ore pass with flat wall and is helpful to the protection design of new ore pass.

New stimulation technology research based on impulse fracturing reservoir

FU Haifeng1,2,ZHANG Yongmin3,WANG Xin1,2,YAN Yuzhong1,2,GUAN Baoshan1,2,
 2017, 36 (S2): 4008-4018 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0914
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Due to horizontal bedding existencehigh horizontal stress difference or no natural fractures in unconventional reservoirsit¢s difficult to create complex fracture network according to massive hydraulic fracturing. So a new stimulation technology based on high-energy electric impulse was investigated to promote efficient development in above formation. Firstlyan unique electric impulse experimental set-up was innovated under high voltage(25 kV). It could load three principal stresses independently to rock sampleas well as combine electric impulse with hydraulic fracturing in lab. A series of experiments were conducted with large-scale natural shale outcrops(762 mm×762 mm×914 mm) to help study fracture geometry and propagation mechanism. At the same timemore advanced impulse numerical model was established with experimental data. Then the geological and engineering factors effecting on operation distance were analyzed quantitatively. The results showed that the electric impulse could create complex fractures in different directions in shale without casing pipe damageimproving impulse energy could enlarge operation distance obviouslybut the number of impulse operation should be designed in a reasonable rangeCompared with the traditional hydraulic fracturingthe new operation model of the combination of electric impulse and hydraulic fracturing could be more conducive to create fracture network to improve stimulated reservoir volume. This technology will have good application prospect in oilfield development especially for unconventional reservoir.

A dominant group determination method for atypical data sets of rock joint occurrences

LIU Kai,LI Qiyue,LI Xibing,WANG Zewei
 2017, 36 (S2): 4018-4024 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2015.1177
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The occurrence randomness of rock joints leads to generating large amounts of datum that do not belong to any dominant group in the practical datasets. This consequently causes the atypia of the data sets and the difficulty in determining dominant occurrences. In this studyA FCM-based dominant group determining method is developedand a cut-back method is adopted to eliminate the influence of the data out of the dominant groups. Synthetic tests show that the suggested method is superior to the traditional FCM method for extracting dominant occurrences from atypical data sets. This method can not only eliminate unexpected data but also be able to obtain a high proportion of valid data and accurate dominant occurrences. Then optimal parameters for atypical data sets were obtained by comparing the performances of different distance functions with the cluster center expressions. A practical application of this method to a gold mine shows that the suggested method and the optimized parameters perform well in determining dominant rock joint groups from atypical data sets.

Experimental research on bump proneness of simulated layered rock specimens

LI Li1,2,ZHANG Yong1
 2017, 36 (S2): 4025-4035 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2015.1668
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In order to make clear bump proneness with different strength of roofcoal and floor and whether strong roof and floor can trigger bump under static loading condition. Layered concrete specimens were prepared to simulate coal and rock of different strength. Uniaxial compression tests were conducted for concrete specimens in the MTS machine under static loading condition. Index of dynamic failure timesound pressure level and uniaxial compression strength were used to assess the violent degree of failure which could reflect the bump proneness. The results show that coal is the crucial factor to determine the strength and bump proneness of the rock and coal system. Strong roof and floor can increase the bump proneness of weak coalwhileweak roof and floor can decrease the bump proneness of strong coal. In additionthe affect of roof and floor is closely related to the property of coal. When the coal is weakstrong floor can confine its deformationespecially with strong roofthe clamping action can increase bump proneness obviously. When the coal is strongthe affect of floor is negligiblebut a stronger roof can increase the bump pronenessWhen both coal and floor are weakthe affect of roof is little. Under static loading conditiononly strong roof and floor cannot trigger coal bump.

Research on the partitioning method of the overburden in coal mine based on microseismic monitoring

CHENG Guanwen1,2,WANG Yue3,MA Tianhui2,TANG Chunan2,CHEN Tong3,MA Ke4
 2017, 36 (S2): 4036-4046 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0298
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In recent yearsmicroseismic monitoring has been widely used in coal mine. Based on the analysis of the distribution of microseismic events space-time and energythe mutation of microseismic events were studied in order to determine the key layer of coal mine roof deformation and failure of the control action along the vertical direction. Based on the academic of the key layer of roof was divided two boundariestaking Dongjiahe coal mine 517 working face as an examplethe model of coal mine roof was studied along the vertical directionAnd the borehole observation method was compared with the resultsthe conclusion as followedThe 517 working face roof rock mass is divided into six zonesincluding caving zonerock zonevertical cracksvertical cracksbending zone and separation zone. The fractured zone was composed with block zone and vertical cracks zonebending subsidence zone was composed with vertical fracture zonebending zone and separation zone. The new methods and ideas were provided for the height of divided coal mine roof.

Optimization and design method for permeable lining of high pressure hydraulic tunnel

LI Teng1,2,SU Kai1,ZHANG Zhimin1,WU Hegao1
 2017, 36 (S2): 4047-4053 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0510
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Based on the design guide of pervious lining tunnel, this study discussed the dynamic discipline of maximum crack widths and equivalent permeability coefficient in the operating period. The influence caused by reinforcement ratio,thickness of lining and permeability of rock was investigated from the perspective of the design of the crack limitation. Then a kind of optimum design method was promoted by using multivariate statistical stepwise regression. It turns out that the increase of maximum crack widths and equivalent permeability coefficient was much larger when the rock and lining are contacted than when they were detached. In addition, the maximum crack widths were inversely proportional to the reinforcement ratio,while proportional to the logarithm of permeability of rock. As the result,it is recommended that the reduction of permeability of rock should be conducted firstly to improve the impervious capacity. Then,it is also necessary to increase the reinforcement ratio with making the augment of thickness of lining as an aided method. There is an approximate 0.02 mm decrease in maximum crack widths when existing every 0.1% increase in the reinforcement ratio. Meanwhile,the decreased of the reinforcement ratio was about 0.10 mm when the permeability coefficient of rock was reduced by 10 times.

Calculation of residual sliding force of slope based on finite element method

LIU Sujin1,2,GUO Mingwei1,LIU Caihua1
 2017, 36 (S2): 4054-4065 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0179
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Calculation of landslide thrust is always a key problem in reinforcing design of slopes. Currentlythere is an inconsistency issue existing in Chinese technical code for building slope engineering with regard to the thrust calculation using the transfer coefficient methodwhich is largely caused by the inaccurate assumption about the stress state of a slope. Aiming to overcome this issuea new method considering the vector characteristics of sliding and anti-sliding forces was proposed and adopted to calculate the residual sliding force of a local potentially sliding body. Not only the sliding force but also the sliding direction of a potentially unstable slope can be evaluated by the proposed method. Several examples were illustrated and the calculated results of the safety factor of slopes were in good agreement with the rigorous limit equilibrium method. Finallythe proposed method was applied to analyze a typical fold line slope of Zhangmu townin the Tibet of Chinaand the residual sliding force calculated by the proposed method also agrees well with the result from the transfer coefficient method.

Precise description of rock joints 3D superficial morphology and the quantitative determination of 3D joint roughness coefficient

LI Hua1,2,ZHANG Zhenghu1,2,DENG Janhui1,2,WEI Wei3
 2017, 36 (S2): 4066-4075 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0569
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In view of the limits on existing 2D evaluation methodstwelve 3D joint roughness characteristic parameters were proposed to quantitatively evaluate the roughness of rock joints. Those 3D parameters can not only reflect shear characteristics of asperities but incorporate the anisotropy of joint surfaces. Thenusing 3D laser scanning and GIS technologyit is found that the digital geometric model of joints can be successfully obtained then all the value of 3D joint parameters can be precisely calculated. This method was first applied to analyzing the roughness of a typical rock joint surfaceon which there were scarps bulges and pits. Results shows that the area of inclines larger than 45°has a high sensitivity to shear direction. Finallya series of direct shear tests on natural joint samples were conducted to get the empirical formula of .

An ARMA-(LASSO-ELM)-Copula framework for landslide displacement prediction and threshold computing of the displacement of step-like landslides

LI Huajin1,XU Qiang1,HE Yusen2,ZHU Xing1
 2017, 36 (S2): 4075-4084 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.1542
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The essential parts of landslide displacement prediction are the improvement of prediction accuracy and threshold computation. Based on the existed research resultsan ARMA-LASSO-ELM-Copula model to predict the displacement is constructed in this research. A typical step-like landslide namely Baishuihe landslide is selected for case study in this paper. Firstthe ACF in ARMA model is selected to investigate the seasonal patterns of monthly precipitation and reservoir water levels. The PPMCC is also selected to analyze the data of triggering factors(e.g.precipitation and water reservoir levels). The autocorrelation between the current value and the lagged historic values are computed. Secondall positive lagged triggering factors are selected as inputs of the prediction model. An ELM-Copula prediction model is used to predict the monthly increment displacement. The cumulative displacement can be obtained from the accumulation of the predicted increment values. Lastthe best performing Copula model is selected based on the triggering factor values and predicted increment displacement. The joint distribution function is constructed to extract the optimal thresholds. Numerical results indicate the LASSO-ELM offers the better prediction accuracy in comparison with SVRNNELMand etc. The Gumbel-Hougaard Copula function can better describe the joint distribution between triggering factors and predicted displacement values. The threshold of triggering factors and the value-at-risk of displacement can be computed from the selected Copula model.

Investigation on the inducing factors of coal bursts under complicated geological environment in Yima mining area

WANG Hongwei1,2,JIANG Yaodong1,2,DENG Daixin1,ZHANG Dengqiang1,LU Jinguo3,
 2017, 36 (S2): 4085-4092 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0463
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Based on the investigation on high burst pronenesshigh in-situ stressF16 thrust fault and conglomerate roofthe contributing factorscharacteristics and mechanism of coal bursts in Yima mining area are studied. It is indicated that the high burst proneness and high in-situ stress are the major intrinsic factors to induce coal burst. The distribution of horizontal tectonic stress under the existence of F16 trust fault is extremely inhomogeneous, which makes the stress concentration and energy surge in the high stress environment and the surrounding area. The roof and fault are in the unstable conditions under the influence of conglomerate roof separated by F16 thrust fault. These are the main external factors to induce coal burst in Yima mining area.. Thereforethe electromagnetic radiation and support resistance could be observed as the process of increasedecreaseincrease again and decrease again before the occurrence of coal bursts. The sudden decrease of indicator could be identifies as precursory information of coal bursts.

Research on the risk assessment of rock burst of heading face based on electromagnetic wave CT detection

LIU Shaohong1,2,PAN Junfeng1,2,QIN Zihan1,2,WANG Shuwen1,2,ZHANG Zhen1,2,
 2017, 36 (S2): 4093-4101 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0620
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According to the practical problem that at present rock burst often occurs at heading faceanalyzed on the basic theory of the rockburst hazard evaluation by electromagnetic wave CT detectionobtained the relationship between electromagnetic wave CT detection and rockburst hazardestablished an evaluation model of the abnormal index BI and the gradient index GI of the absorption coefficient of electromagnetic wave in fractured coal and rockthereforeCT evaluation technique for electromagnetic wave was establishedwhich could define the risk zones of rockburst and the levels of danger of inside and outside supporting area of surrounding rockand applied to field practice. Application showed that evaluation results could guide and test the effect on supporting and pressure releasing measures. The technique had a high frequency of detection(up to 32 MHz)overcome the limitation that the traditional method could not evaluate rockburst hazard of the surrounding rock due to being difficult to detect the surrounding rock of heading face with higher precisionwhich was of great significance to the prevention and control of rock burst in heading face.

Microseismic monitoring and large deformation forecasting research during excavation of underground powerhouse at Wudongde hydropower station

LI Biao 1,XU Nuwen2,DAI Feng2,GU Gongkai3,LIU Ke3,GUO Liang2,JIANG Peng2
 2017, 36 (S2): 4102-4112 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.1184
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The deformation of the right bank underground powerhouse at Wudongde hydropower station was the key issue due to its complicated geological conditions and large-scale excavation of the cavernswhich seriously influenced construction schedules and personnel safety. A high-precision microseismic(MS) monitoring system was introduced to the underground caverns. The tempo-spatial evolution laws of MS events were analyzed. Combined with field constructiongeological information and conventional monitoring datathe main damage characteristics of the underground powerhouse were revealed. Compared with the monitoring surface deformation data of surrounding rock massthe seismic source parameters evolution laws were researched in the process of large deformation. An MS multiple parameters based early warning method for rock mass large deformation was proposed. The results indicated that the MS activity can sufficiently reflect the disturbing intensity of surrounding rock mass subject to the construction of the underground powerhouse. The deformation and damage was closely related to the MS propagation and evolution. Prior to the large deformation of surrounding rock massthe MS events frequently occurred. Meanwhilethe energy index increased sharply and the apparent volume grew smoothly. In additionthe frequencies of MS signals gradually decreased. The research results will provide significant references for later excavationsupports and large deformation forecasting of the underground caverns.

Mechanism of seismic damage and mode test on absorption joint damping technology of tunnel across junction of soft and hard rock in highly seismic area

WANG Daoyuan1,2,3,YUAN Jinxiu2,ZHU Yongquan1,3,CUI Guangyao4,ZHU Zhengguo1,LI Dong2,
 2017, 36 (S2): 4113-4121 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0324
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In order to study damage mechanism and shock absorption joint damping technology of tunel passing through an interface of soft and hard rock in highly seismic areathe strong earthquake vibration dynamic test was carried out based on a tunnel. By analyzing formation inertia forcedifferential displacementprincipal tensile stressinternal force and safety factorfive kinds of working conditions were comparative studiedmainly including condition A(no damping measures in hard rock)B(no damping measures in soft rock)C(no damping measures in junction of soft and hard rock)D(absorbing joint only secondary lining in junction of soft and hard rock)E(combination shock absorption measures in junction of soft and hard rock). The result show that displacement difference is significant under strong earthquake crossing interface of soft and hard rockand the formation inertia force of soft rock is stronger than that of hard rock. The damping rate of principal stress or internal force is beyond 47% and 40% by setting shock absorbing joint only secondary lining. And the rate of maximum damping with staggered joint is increased by about 20% comparing with absorbing joint only secondary lining. The shock absorption structure of staggered joint is recommended to be used in the tunnel crossing interface of soft and hard rock in high intensity zonenamely absorbing joint in secondary lining is combined with the length of lining trolley and the shock absorption gap of initial support is set by 3 m interval. The research results have important significance to anti shock technology for traffic lifeline crossing interface of soft and hard rock in highly seismic area.

Experimental study on mining-induced surface subsidence influence on the pile foundation of bridge

ZHANG Minxia,XU Ping,GAO Shuai,CUI Wenjie
 2017, 36 (S2): 4122-4133 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0331
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Surface subsidence induced by mining has seriously harmed pile foundation of high or railway bridgeand even causes instability and failure of the whole bridge. Based on the surface subsidence law subjected to mining and the principle of Probability Integral Method(PIM) predictiona set of pile foundation load test system was developedwhich could simulate surface subsidence induced by mining. Using this test systemfour model piles located at different subsidence positions were carried out to study the bearing characteristics of existing load piles of bridge in the process of surface subsidence. Pile shaft forceside resistance and pile-soil relative displacement were obtained through the pre-set test elements. Test results show that the measured surface settlement has a good match with the calculation of PIMwhich confirms the reliability of the test system to simulate mining surface subsidence. The variation of shaft force and the side resistance of four test piles are related to the location of surface subsidence curvature. The greater variation of the surface subsidence curvaturethe greater change shaft force and the side resistance are. The relative displacement analysis of the pile-soil shows that the larger the surface subsidence curvature isthe larger the relative displacement of the pile-soil isand the negative skin friction of the pile would generatewhich will aggravate the pile foundation settlement and cause the upper bridge structure to produce uneven settlementor even damage. The study results will be helpful to protect and reinforce bridge pile foundations in mining area.

Study on the characteristics of the soil-rock mixture structure based on the high-frequency extremum of the electrochemical impedance spectroscopy

DONG Hui1,2,CHEN Li1,JIANG Xiuzi1,2,DING Yanhuai1
 2017, 36 (S2): 4134-4141 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0290
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In order to make a preliminary exploration of the unity of the study of soil-rock mixture under different basic materials and different scalesthe electrochemical impedance spectroscopy method was used to study the soil-rock mixture composed of ideal materials. Through the macroscopical adjustment of the three materials indexes of the rock-soil mixture system of water contentsoil-rock ratioand particle sizethe rules of the electrochemical impedance spectroscopy results were obtained. Based on the high-frequency extremum of the electrochemical impedance spectroscopy(EIS)its regularity was described and further studied. Thusa preliminary mapping was made between the electron passability at the micro-scale and the material indexes at the macro-scale. A series of concepts and tools such as coupling degreecurve of the impedance¢s extremum(CIE)optimal point of CIE were put forward. The basic effect of water content on the structure of soil-rock mixture was obtainedand the influence of soil-rock ratio is dominated by two factors. Especially with the orderly change of the particle sizeits high-frequency extremum moved along curved path. These above research results have some reference value to the study of the structural characteristics of soil-rock mixture.

Centrifuge model tests on the interaction between rigid-pile composite foundation in the vicinity of a deep excavation and its retaining structure

LI Lianxiang1,2,HUANG Jiajia1,2,CHENG Xiaoyang1,2,HU Feng1,2,FU Qinghong1,2
 2017, 36 (S2): 4142-4150 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0157
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There is a lack of research on the interaction between composite foundation and its retaining structure at present. To study the interaction between rigid-pile composite foundation in the vicinity of a deep excavation and its retaining structure affected by lateral excavationtwo centrifuge model tests of composite foundation with lateral excavation which had the same loadsame supporting structure and different replacement rates were carried out. It is analysis to the change laws with excavation of the pile axial forcethe lateral frictional resistancethe pile-soil stress ratiothe vertical stress of the soil between pilesthe moments of piles and the retaining structureand their response to changes in replacement rate. The result shows that the pile axial forcepile-soil stress ratiomoments of piles and retaining structure increase with excavationwhile the lateral frictional resistance and the vertical stress are less affected by excavation. The frictional resistance direction in the upper part of pile body is downwardand upward in the lower part. The position with the maximum value of retaining structure moment moves down step by step with excavation. The distance from the foundation pit determines the magnitude and the change form of pile bending moment. The pile top near foundation pit embeds cushion due to uneven settlement of piles and soiland is constrained horizontally by cushionwhich causes the negative moment in the upper part of the pile. Except that the replacement rate has little influence on the vertical stress of the soil between pilesall the above mechanical properties are decreased as the result of the increase of replacement rateespecially for the retaining structure momentwhich indicates that the replacement rate of composite foundation can be increased to improve the mechanical properties of composite foundation and its support structureand enhance the safety of lateral excavation.

Experimental study on primary yield and strength characteristics of loess based on strain energy

CHEN Fei1,SHAO Shengjun1,2,SHAO Shuai1
 2017, 36 (S2): 4151-4158 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0120
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The researches about primary yield and failure properties are significant foundation to establish a loading-unloading criterion for the undisturbed loess under the different stress paths. Bilinear relations between strain energy and the length of stress vector are used for determination of yield point.A series of experimentsincluding equal p and equal b tests and confined compression tests are conducted by using true triaxial apparatusdeveloped by Xi¢an University of Technology independentlyand high-pressure consolidation apparatus. Applicability of determining primary yield of loess by the strain energyand three strength properties are studied. From the results of experimentsthe relationships between strain energy and the length of stress vector are all parabolic. Structural yield pressures determined on the confined situation is consistent with that of bilinear logarithmic relations between specific volume and vertical stress. There is no high degree of linearization in the middle section of curves between strain energy and the length of stress vector on the condition of three dimensional stresses. The yield zones near the intersecting rangement are defined and its distributions are stripped distribution with different b-values. The failure surfaces of loess on theplane are curved-edge-trianglewhich is described by lade yield criterion. The method of strain energy is applicative to analyze the primary yield and strength under the condition the confined and unconfined stresses.

Influence of raw material ratio of magnesium oxychloride cement on the compressive strength of solidified gravel soil

LI Ying1,2,XIAO Xueying1,2,WEN Jing1,2,HUANG Qing1,2,3,CHANG Chenggong1,2,
 2017, 36 (S2): 4158-4166 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0191
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Magnesium oxychloride cement(MOC) had the inherent quality of good resistance to brine corrosion and frost. The objectives of this study were to investigate the feasibility of using MOC as a stabilizing material of highway pavement structure in saline and cold area as well as the influence of mix proportion of raw materials on the unconfined compressive strength(UCS) of gravel soil solidified by MOC. The UCS and the mineral composition of specimens were analyzedrespectively. The results show that the solidified gravel soil with a larger ratio of active MgO/MgCl2 (Mg/Cl) is mainly Mg(OH)2 in hydrated products and has the low UCS when the brine concentration is less than 7.48%. When the brine concentration increases3Mg(OH)2·MgCl2·8H2O (P318) and 5Mg(OH)2·MgCl2·8H2O(P518) appear in the solidified mixture with the decreasing of Mg/Cl. The solidified gravel soil has higher UCS when the major hydrated product is P318 rather than Mg(OH)2while the highest UCS is obtained when P518 appears. The greater the light-burn magnesia contentthe more hydrated products and the higher UCS of solidified gravel soil. The UCS of MOC solidified gravel soil is determined by the mineral composition. The enhancement mechanisms of UCS of gravel soil solidified by MOC are attributed to the hydration of active MgOcarbonization of hydrated productscrystallization of MgCl2·6H2Ofilling effectmechanical compaction effectand ion exchange effect.

Analysis of fracturing grouting diffusion in sand considering filtration effects and its ALE algorithm

ZHU Guangxuan,ZHANG Qingsong,LIU Rentai,LI Shucai,WANG Hongbo,ZHENG Zhuo,GUO Yanxu
 2017, 36 (S2): 4167-4176 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.1509
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The filtration effect has an important influence on the fracturing grouting diffusion process in sand. At present, there is no reasonable fracturing grouting theory fully considered the filtration effect. In this paper, the filtration effect was described by the one-dimensional filtration model. A theory model of fracturing grouting diffusion in sand was established considering the plate grouting diffusion model and the one-dimensional filtration model. Equations of grout diffusion were further derived. Compared to the model without considering filtration effects, the influence mechanisms of the filtration effects on grout diffusion were revealed. The process of fracturing grouting diffusion in sand was stimulated with ALE finite element methods dynamically. The numerical solution was consistent with the theoretical solution. The field examination of the fracturing grouting diffusion in sand was carried out. The results proved that actual length of grout veins were similar with the numerical results and theoretical calculationswhich verified the rationality of the numerical model and the theoretical model.

Mechanical response of buried HDPE pipes subjected to localized land subsidence

ZHOU Min1,2,DU Yanjun1,2,WANG Fei1,2,YOU Quan1,2,DONG Dongdong1,2
 2017, 36 (S2): 4177-4187 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0230
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The failure of buried HDPE pipes may occur as a result of large differential deformation caused by the localized land subsidence. The buried pipe subjected to the land subsidence is commonly analyzed using the theory of beams on Winkler elastic foundation. The theory assumes that the pipe deforms with soil and no separation is expected. Howeverseparation of the pipe and soil may occur due to the stiffness difference and the soil arching effect triggered above the pipe when the land subsidence is developed. Thereforeit is necessary to investigate the possible pipe-soil separation and performance of the pipe under this condition. In this studyseries of large-scale model tests are conducted to investigate the mechanical responses of buried HDPE pipes by using a custom-made model box. Yangtze River sand is used as the backfill. Movable plates installed at the bottom of model box are lowered in target sequences to simulate the land subsidence. Test results show that (1) the vertical displacement of HDPE pipes and settlement trough at the soil surface are well fitted by using the modified Gaussian distribution curves. The width parameters of fitted curves for vertical displacement of HDPE pipes are smaller than those for settlement trough at the soil surface(2) the earth pressure at the top of the HDPE pipe experiences an overall increase with lowering of bottom plates of the model box. Three-dimensional soil arching effect is observed during the test(3) the earth pressures measured underneath the pipe reduce to zero with the lowering of the bottom plates. It is indicated that the pipe-soil separation occurs at the bottom of the pipe. It is also found that the vertical displacement and longitudinal bending moment of the HDPE pipe calculated by the theory of beams on Winkler elastic foundation are 1.1 to 9 times and 3 to 11 times those measured in this studyrespectively.

Variation characterization and type classification of soil strength parameters based on reliability index

ZHANG Wensheng1,2,LUO Qiang1,2,JIANG Liangwei1,2,LI Ang1,2,LUO Fei1,2
 2017, 36 (S2): 4188-4204 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.1623
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The coefficients of variation V of soil strength parametersvarying in a wide rangeare high and traditionally classified by experiencewithout taking the non-linear response reliability index β into consideration. Based on the collected 257 sets of V of fine-grained soil strength parametersthe probability distributioncharacteristic parameters and confidence intervals for these data were determined. The non-linear relationship between β and V was analyzed in which the Monte Carlo Simulation method was used to calculate the slope reliabilityand then a classification principle is proposed consistent with the characteristics of β. Research shows that the coefficient of variation(VcVφ) of the cohesive soil can be described by lognormal distributionand the estimated interval with 95% confidence level are Vc[0.050.73] and Vφ[0.050.47]respectively. Analogouslythe statistics for loess are subject to a normal distributionwith the confidence interval Vc[0.050.81] and Vφ[0.050.39]respectively. The β value shows three kinds of response namely nonlinear decreaselinear decrease and micro change sequentially as the V value increases. Three types of variation of soil strength parametersdenoted by rapid changingslow changing and stagnate changingare proposed to describe the variation type of soil strength parametersin which Vc0.35 and 0.35 belong to rapid and slow changing typeand Vφ0.200.200.350.35 are rapidslow and stagnant changing typesrespectively.

Experimental study on non-coaxial characteristics of K0 consolidation saturated silty clay

LIU Jiashun1,2,WANG Laigui2,ZHANG Xiangdong1,LI Xuying3,LI Jianan1
 2017, 36 (S2): 4205-4211 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0283
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To research the strength and deformation characteristics of K0 consolidation saturated silty clay under principal stress axis rotation conditionsa series of directional shear triaxial tests were carried out by using the GDS triaxial test system. The stress vs. strain development law and non-coaxial phenomenon of K0 saturated silty clay under different principal stress direction angle was researched. The results show that the deformation of K0 consolidation saturated silty clay mainly performs as the axial compression deformation and its shear strength increases with the principal stress direction angle increasing when b is smaller than 45°. The deformation performs as torsional shear deformation when b is equal to 45°. The axial deformation performs as the dilatancy deformation and the radial deformation performs as the extrusion shrinkage deformation when b is larger than 45°

And its shear strength decreases with the principal stress direction angle increasing. The maximum shear strength of soil appears at b equals to 60°but not at the pure torsion shear test which b equals to 45°. The strength envelope performs as parabola types on the  plan. Test results show that the stress vs. strain curves of K0 consolidated silty clay obviously performs as non-coaxial phenomenon except for the pure torsional shear test. The above results provide a scientific reference to research the mechanics and constitutive relation of the K0 consolidation saturated silty clay under the complex stress path.

The change rules of dynamic response on subgrade under the rainfall infiltration

CHEN Shanxiong,SONG Ruijun,YU Fei,LI Jian
 2017, 36 (S2): 4212-4219 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0656
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It is significant to study the change rules of dynamic response on high speed railway subgrade under the condition of rainfall infiltrationwhich can identify the potential disease and guarantee the stability of subgrade. Thereforethe change rules are discussed through the 11 large-scale model test. Research suggests the acceleration and dynamic stress of the softening condition are both reduced compared with the normal condition. The more close to the subgrade surfacethe reduction is more obviousand the reduction of the acceleration and dynamic stress are reached about 50% on the subgrade surface. In the softening conditionthe dynamic stress is slightly increased because the interface effect appears between the soft and hard interfaceand it is different from the attenuation rules of the acceleration. The dynamic stress propagation on subgrade appears stress diffusion phenomenon that causes the dynamic stress amplitude on the lower part of the subgrade is larger than the upper. With the increase of the excited frequencythe acceleration attenuation is increased first and then decreased in the same depthand reaches the maximum value at 19.1 Hz. The dynamic stress is increased gradually from the surface of subgrade 0.35 mwith the similar acceleration law under 0.35 m.

Study on infiltration coefficient and reinforcing mechanism of grout suspension in sandy soil medium

LI Shucai1,FENG Xiao1,LIU Rentai1,LI Kexian1,2,LI Wei1,ZHANG Shijie1,SUI Haitong1,WANG Xiaochen1
 2017, 36 (S2): 4220-4228 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.1510
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Based on mass conservation equationlinear infiltration lawgrout density equations and boundary conditionsa quantitative formula of infiltration coefficient l and a theoretical model of reinforcing strength were proposed for grout suspensions in sandy soil medium. Theoretical calculation of infiltration coefficient was obtained according to grout density and diffusion distance in grouting test. Then the variation law of l was analyzed and compared with the measured values of similar experiments. Through uniaxial compressive strength testconsolidation strength at different distance was studied. Then difference analysis was conducted between experimental value and theoretical value. The results show thatinfiltration coefficient increases with grout time in certain conditionsand not a constant parameter in traditional studies. There is a significant negative correlation between consolidation strength and infiltration coefficient when the diffusion distance is the same. The consolidation strength deceases along grout penetration distanceand strength decreasing rate can be up to 9.2 kPa/cm. Deviation between theoretical value and experimental value is ±22%which presents a higher coincidence degree. The results have practical value and can provide reference for construction design.

Improved settlement calculation method for engineering practice

YANG Guanghua1,2,3,LI Jun2,JIA Kai1,3,LI Zeyuan2
 2017, 36 (S2): 4229-4234 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.0681
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At presentthe calculation method of foundation settlement in engineering mainly depends on the method in the standard. The compression modulus is used to calculate the compression settlement by the stratified sum methodand then multiplied by the empirical coefficient. The empirical coefficient is 0.21.4The coefficient range is too large. In order to solve the problemnew method is proposed. The deformation modulus is proposed for the hard soil foundation instead of the compression modulusso the empirical coefficient can be canceled. And the empirical method to determine the deformation modulus is proposed. For the saturated soft soilit is recommended to calculate the correction coefficient based on the load level or the stability safety factor rather than by human experiments. So as to provide a simple and practical engineering settlement calculation method for engineering. Case study shows that it can effectively improve the accuracy of calculation settlement.

Influence of temperature on glutinous rice slurry strengthening site soil by sticky rice-lime mortar

CHEN Wenwu1,2,ZHANG Qiyong1,2,LIU Hongwei1,2,YANG Pengpeng1,2
 2017, 36 (S2): 4244-4250 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0437
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Sticky rice-lime mortar has great application potential in repairation of Chinese heritage sites. The reinforcement of site soil has been certain influenced by the temperature of glutinous rice slurry. Therefore from the temperature pointthe control index of making glutinous rice slurry is investigated. The aim is to save time and gain the desired glutinous rice slurry with obvious reinforcement effect.  From the aspects of hardnesslongitudinal wave velocity and unconfined compressive strengththe performance of site soil reinforced by glutinous rice slurry can be superior between 75 ℃ and 80 ℃. When the concentration of glutinous rice slurry equals to 6%the reinforced site soil has larger hardnesslongitudinal wave velocity and unconfined compressive strength. Cured five days under natural environmentthe hardness of sample surface basically tends to be stable. Finallybased on the viscosityphysical and chemical property of glutinous rice slurrythe test results has been explained reasonably.

Elastoplastic analysis for static and cyclic shakedown behaviors of saturated clay

YAO Haihui1,2,WANG Jianhua1,2
 2017, 36 (S2): 4251-4258 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0483
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 In order to evaluate the stability of clay foundation under the structural weightwind and wave loading an kinematic hardening elastoplastic model is modified in the framework of critical state theoryand the mechanical behaviors of saturated clay are simulated under static and cyclic loading. In the present workthe hardening rule of the existing model is modified to characterize the undrained response of saturated clay under not only static but also cyclic loading. Similar to the yield surface equation of modified Cambridge modela new bounding surface equation is established according to the isotropic and kinematic hardening rule. The radial mapping law and moving mapping center are adopted to simulate the hysteresis of stress-strain curvesand a plastic modulus interpolation function is suggested for predicting the cyclic shakedown behavior of saturated clay under low stress levels. The validity of the modified model is verified through both the undrained monotonic and cyclic triaxial test dataand the results show that the modified model can realistically simulate the static and cyclic shakedown behaviors of saturated clay.

Loading test study on settlement deformation law of deep soft soil layer

YANG Xiaojie1,2,LIU Dongming1,2,3,WANG Xiaocun3
 2017, 36 (S2): 4259-4266 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0941
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The deep soft soil layer of the 4th runway at Pudong Airport was studied in this paper. During preloading testthe ground settlement deformation law was analyzed and compared under two conditionsusing plastic drain plate or without. It was found that during preloadingboth the ground settlement and settlement rate in areas using plastic drain plate were much larger than those areas without plastic drain plate. The instantaneous settlement during preloading was both large in two conditionswhich both exceeded 50% of the total settlement during whole preloading process. During the process of surcharge preloadingcompared to actual loadingthe state of the ground soil would appear that shallow soil was over consolidation while the deep soil was still under consolidation. Thereforefor deep multi-layer soft soil groundresidual settlement should be calculated layered and separately after unloading. The research results would have important reference significance to the design and construction of soft soil foundation treatment project.

Tests on tensile strength of high-temperature frozen soils

HU Kun1,2,FENG Jincai1,YANG Zhao1
 2017, 36 (S2): 4267-4275 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.1168
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The tensile strength of high-temperature frozen soils is an important parameter for the criterion of ice segregation. In order to research on tensile strength of high-temperature frozen soilssplit tests were used to acquire the tensile strength of Tibetan frozen soils. The results showed that tensile strength increased with the decrease of temperaturehoweverthe increasing rate decreased during 0 0.4 . The tensile strength increased linearly by the decrease of temperature during 0.4 2.0 . Moreoverfitting functions of tensile strength were obtainedwhich provided important parameters for the criterion of ice segregation and the application of frost heave model. The fitting functions were used to calculate frost heavethe calculated results agreed well with the experimental results.

Study of empirical CPT-SPT correlation for calcareous sand

LIANG Xiaocong1,2,CHEN Sheng1,2
 2017, 36 (S2): 4276-4281 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2016.1545
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The existing CPT and SPT correlations are mostly limited on silica sands. It is seldom to seen the correlation are based on calcareous sand. Since the calcareous sand are mostly characterized a higher crushability and compressibilitythe existing correlation is not applicable. Thereforeit is necessary to extend the CPT-SPT correlation in calcareous sands. 334 group high quality data were collected from New Doha Port project in Qatar and applied to the existing correlations to compare their applicability. The comparative results indicated that the correlation with single factor, either mean diameter D50 or fine content FC(%)(0.063 mm)is not applicable to calcareous sandand the coefficient factors based on CPT soil type method is relatively higherwhereas the typical correlation based on soil behave type index Ic shows a good consistency in calcareous sand. Meanwhile, one correlation method based on corrective factor is proposed and the analysis result shows a better correlation coefficient. Hence one more reliable correlation based on calcareous sand can be provided in future research.  

Chromium speciation and leaching behaviors of chromium contaminated soil stabilized by calcium polysulfide

ZHANG Tingting1,2,WEI Mingli1,3,XIONG Huan1,4,LI Jiangshan1,3,XUE Qiang1,3
 2017, 36 (S2): 4282-4289 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.1166
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Calcium polysulfide(CaS5) was used to stabilize chromium-contaminated soils. Leaching testalkaline digestion test and sequential extractions test were conducted to investigate the influence of CaS5 dosage and curing time on stabilization properties and chromium speciation of chromium-contaminated soils treated by CaS5. Results showed that the leaching concentration(hexavalent chromium and total chromium) and hexavalent chromium content of the soil were decreased significantly with the increased CaS5 dosage and curing time. Leaching concentration(hexavalent chromium and total chromium) were all met the China regulatory limit (GB/T508532007)when CaS5/Cr(VI) molar ratio was 3.With CaS5/Cr(VI) molar ratio of 5the amount of Cr(VI) in the soil met the China Environmental Regulation for industrial reuse[Cr(VI)30 mg/kg]. Sequential extractions test showed that majority of acid soluble fraction of chromium was converted to reducible fraction and oxidisable fraction with CaS5 stabilized. With curing time increased reducible fraction of chromium was converted to oxidisable fraction. The changing in stabilize properties of stabilized soil can be attributed to the change of chromium speciation.

Full-scale model tests of low strain dynamic testing of X-section cast-in-place pile

DING Xuanming1,FAN Yuming2,LIU Hanlong1,3,HUANG Yuhang3
 2017, 36 (S2): 4290-4296 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0203
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Full-scale model tests are carried out to reveal the propagation mechanism of velocity waves of X- section pile in low strain dynamic testing. The velocity responses at various points are obtained by arranging measuring points at different locations at both pile top and pile bottom. The three-dimensional effect and high frequency interference of X-section pile in low strain testing are researched. The results show that the velocity responses in the direction of concave arc are similar with those in the direction of convex edge. The three- dimensional effects of incident waves on pile top are obvioushoweverthe reflection waves from pile bottom are almost the same. The arrival time of incident waves is increased with the increase of the distance from the pile centerwhile the time difference between incident and reflection waves is decreased. The high frequency interferences at the location of 0.4R to 0.5R from pile center are unobviouswhile they are more significant at the edge of pile section. There are two kinds of high frequency interference waves in velocity waves of X-section pile in low strain testing.

Formula experiment study on mixed soil of precast pile with extrusion method

HUANG Shenggen1,XIA Zhao1,LEI Meiqing2,CHEN Dafen1
 2017, 36 (S2): 4297-4303 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0254
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The mixed soil of precast pile with extrusion method is a new technique for soft foundation treatment. A single pile is pressed with the mixed soil in a soil extruding pile machine and then maintained. A total of 17 single piles of different recipes were designed and extruded under the optimal water content of soil. These piles were measured for unconfined compressive strength and water stability after 28 days. According to the test resultswe found laws including(1) The strength of the sample increased with the cement incorporation ratio when no or little lime was mixedbut decreased after an increase when adopting a relatively high lime incorporation ratio. (2) The strength of the sample increased with the lime incorporation ratio when no or little cement was mixedbut increased at 3% point after a decrease under a condition of comparable high cement incorporation ratio(4%6%). (3) The water stability test showed that the water stability of the sample reached a good state with a 2% or 4% cement incorporation ratio. The strength maintenance coefficient increased with the increasing lime mixing ratio. The strength of different samples decreased fast in a 10-day or 20-day immersion but then tended to be stable after that. Based on the results mentioned abovethe best formula for the pile of mixed soil was selected as cement 2% + lime 7%. This formula can provide support for the popularization and application of mixed soil of precast pile with extrusion method.

Influence of soil stratification on coefficient of subgrade reaction

WANG Yu,CHEN Wenhua
 2017, 36 (S2): 4304-4312 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0200
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The employment of coefficient of subgrade reaction is limited to the reaction of ground surface in the homogeneous elastic half-spacenot demonstrating the influence of soil stratificationextensity and anisotropy against the coefficient of subgrade reactionand would cause a large calculation error and complicated post processing in engineering treatment. This paper carried out analysis of foundation beam deformation with reference to elastic stratification theory and compared with the solution of Winkler foundation modelthen proposed the expression of subgrade reaction coefficient when taking limited compressible soil layers and special characters of stratification of the soil into account. This paper tested the validity and feasibility of the proposed method in combination with some examples. What¢s morethe design charts of correction factors in the expression of subgrade reaction coefficient are provided in terms of different distribution of elastic modulus and thickness of soil layers. For a specific casethe soil is first considered as homogeneous limited compressible foundationand calculated kH with k∞ and the total soil thickness Hand finally got k by kH and the specific stratification of the soil.

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