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  --2018, 37 (S2)   Published: 15 October 2018
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Study on thermal damage of granite based on Brazilian splitting test

WU Shunchuan1,2,GUO Pei1,ZHANG Shihuai1,ZHANG Guang1,JIANG Rihua1
 2018, 37 (S2): 3805-3816 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2018.0576
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Brazilian splitting tests were conducted on standard granite discs treated under 25 200 400 600 and 800 respectivelyto investigate the macroscopic physical and mechanical propertiesincluding tensile strengthvolume expansion ratioP-wave velocity. In additiontemperature effect on microstructure and acoustic emission(AE) characteristics of granite was studied. Results show that(1) Scanning electron microscope (SEM) inspections reveal that there exist temperature-induced microcracks within the granite discsincluding intragranular crackintergranular crack and transgranular crack. With the increase of temperaturethe numberextension lengthopening widthand extended range of microcracks increase monotonically. The temperature sensitivity of different mineral compositions are different(2) After high-temperature treatmentthe tensile strength decreasesthe volume of granite disc expandsand the P-wave velocity reduces(3) The P-wave velocity drops sharply and the crack density of granite sections increased sharply in the range of 400 600 indicating a thermal damage threshold within this temperature range(4) Results of AE events show different characteristics of AE temporal sequences of discs treated by different high temperatureand the number of AE events during the loading process of the discs treated by the higher temperature(600  and 800 ) is obviously less than that of those treated by lower temperature(400 )moreoverthe increasing range of AE events decreased significantly before the splitting of the discsand the correlation between the AE locating results and the macroscopic splitting cracks is weak.

Analysis of load transfer mechanism for fully grouted rockbolts based on the bi-exponential shear-slip model

ZHOU Shichang1,2,ZHU Wancheng1,2,YU Shuisheng1,2
 2018, 37 (S2): 3817-3825 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2018.0569
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A numerical model was presented in this study to analyze the load-transfer mechanism of fully grouted rockboltswhich was based on the bi-exponential shear-slip model of the anchorage interface and the linear enhanced elasto-plastic constitutive model of the rockbolt. It was validated by pull-out tests. The load-transfer characteristics with different anchorage lengths were studied in detail. The distribution of axial stress and shear stress along the rockbolt with anchorage length of 1.5 m was examined. The numerical results showed that it could not only describe the failure modes of interface slippage and tensile failure of rockboltsbut also determine whether the rockbolt yields during the full-range process of pullout. The reliability and accuracy of the proposed analytical model were verified by experimental pullout tests.

Dynamic compression strength of thermal damaged Fangshan marble on dry and saturated conditions

GAO Longshan1,2,XU Ying1,2,WU Bangbiao1,2,WANG Shuai1,2
 2018, 37 (S2): 3826-3833 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2018.0642
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Deep rock engineering is in a high stress disturbance environmentand high temperature must be taken into considerationdynamic compression characteristics are important for evaluating the stability of surrounding rockwhich is different from the shallow. In order to get the dynamic mechanical properties of rock suffered both temperature and water. By using the system of Hopkinson pressure bardynamic uniaxial compression tests of Fangshan marble in dry and saturated conditions are carried out in four temperature gradients(25 ℃,105 ℃,450 ℃,700 ). The dynamic compression characteristics of small porosity rock under the action of temperature and water are studied. The results show that the longitudinal wave velocity increases at first and then decreasesand starts decline sharply after 450 . The dynamic uniaxial compression strength of dry and saturated marble gradually increases linearly with the increases of loading rate in every temperatureand rock after temperature damage is more obvious than room temperature. Compression strength of thermal damaged rock assumes a downward trend as the temperature increases. The compression strength of saturated specimens is almost same as dry specimens in 105 and the dynamic compressive strength of saturated rock is higher than that of dry rock at 450 while the strength of saturated specimens can be higher than dry ones when loading rate(after 1 500 GPa/s) is high enough in 700 .

Experimental study on fracture propagation behavior based on acoustic emission characteristics

FAN Meng1,JIN Yan1,FU Weineng1,CHEN Mian1,HAN Huifang2,ZHOU Xiaojin2
 2018, 37 (S2): 3834-3841 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2018.0648
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Former studies of hydraulic fracturing experiment are usually restricted to the description of fracture geometry and lack the analysis of pump pressure data. To solve the mentioned problemstriaxial hydraulic fracturing experiment is carried out. Combining acoustic emission data with the fracture geometry after experimentthe influences of vertical stress difference coefficientfracturing fluid viscosity and displacement on hydraulic fracture propagation behavior are studied. The pump pressure signal is wavelet-decomposed to study the relationship between pressure characteristics and fracture propagation behavior. The results show thatvertical stress difference coefficientfracturing fluid viscosity and displacement have large influences on fracture interaction behavior and fracture propagation velocitythus affecting the ultimate fracture geometry. Moreoverthe detailed information of pump pressure is consistent with the acoustic emission energy curve and fracture geometry. Thereforeit can be used to identify the fracture initiation and interaction behavior. This study provides some guidance for the hydraulic fracturing operation in field.

Experimental study on formation mechanism of the trailing edge failure surface of retrogressive landslide

YANG Tao1,2,SUN Lijuan1,2,CHENG Qihang1,ZHONG Wei3
 2018, 37 (S2): 3842-3849 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0688
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Retrogressive slide of natural slopes is often caused by the down-cutting of valley and excavation in the toe of slope and further forms multi-stage trailing edge tension crack surfaces in the rear of slope body. And the formation mechanism of the trailing edge failure surfaces plays a pivotal role in the stability analysis of the retrogressive landslide. So,model tests and theoretical analysis are carried out to research on the formation mechanism in this paper. A test device is developed to simulate both the softening effect of the groundwater on the sliding zone and progressive failure characteristics of the landslide. The sectional sliding surface,which is a part of this device and composed of several permeable boxes,can simulate sliding surfaces with different geometric shapes. The sliding zone can be simulated to be saturated and softened in stages by injecting water into different permeable boxes,so that the various failure modes can be simulated. Four kinds of test schemes are designed to simulate the circular,fold line and linear sliding surfaces. Meanwhile,three steps and two steps of slope surfaces are also simulated. Considering three stages of the landslide condition,every fracture angle of the trailing edge of the slip body is measured. The model test results indicate that the experimental value of the inclination of the trailing edge is obviously affected by the thickness of the sliding body and the location of the unstable slip section. It is assumed that the possible formation mechanism of the trailing edge of retrogressive landslide may be the overall sliding,the sliding tension crack and sliding shear failure,and the inclinations of the trailing edge are calculated. The results show that the calculated values of the sliding tension crack mechanism are the closest to the experimental ones,and the relative error is less 10% than the experimental value. It is considered according to the results that the formation mechanism of the trailing edge of the retrogressive landslide is:the bottom of the slip surface loses its stability and slides down,and tensile failure zone appears at the location of sliding body corresponding to the end of the unstable slide surface. The tensile stress is controlled by the minimum principal stress,and the direction of the tensile failure surface is basically in agreement with the maximum principal stress.

Study on the effective stress characteristic of rough rock fractures with water pressure

CHEN Yuedu1,2,3,LIANG Weiguo1,2,YANG Jianfeng1,2,LIAN Haojie1,XIAO Ning1,2
 2018, 37 (S2): 3850-3860 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2018.0622
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In order to describe the effective stress characteristics of rough rock fracturesan effective stress coefficientis introduced through the stress balance analysis on the basis of the established asperities-voids-water pressure conceptual model of the rough fracture. Thenthe quantitative relationship between the coefficientand the confining stress and water pressure is investigated using the hydraulic test results of two single fractured sandstones. On this basisa new effective stress model regarding the rough fracture is builtand meanwhilethe applicability of the traditional model is discussed. The results show that the ratio of interconnected voids in the fracturebeen assumed as the effective stress coefficientis capable of describing the variation of hydro-mechanical coupling behaviors of rough fractures well. The empirical model shows a good representation of the changes of the coefficient with the confining stress and the water pressure. Besidesthe effective stress values calculated by the new and traditional modelsrespectivelyshow a significant difference at high confining stresses and high water pressures. Furthermorethe critical confining stress and water pressure can be used to estimate the applicability of the traditional model. The former is related to the sensitivity of the effective stress coefficient to the confining stressand the latter linearly increases with confining pressure.

Research on numerical method for crack propagation simulation with consideration of damage effect

LIU Xuewei1,LIU Quansheng1,2,LIU Bin1,HE Jun1
 2018, 37 (S2): 3861-3869 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2018.0633
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The cracksexisting inside the engineering rock massare easily to propagate and coalesce under the disturbance of constructionwhich will threaten the safety of construction. Firstlya statistical damage constitutive model was proposed to describe the influence of microcosmic cracks on the stress state of rock mass. Thena modified NMM was proposed to consider the influence of rock damage. The calculation format of the modified NMM stiffness matrix and load matrix for damage constitutive equation under the plane condition and equations of stiffness matrix and incremental iterative were also established. Besidesthe modified Newton-Raphson method was used to solve the nonlinear equations of the modified NMM and corresponding algorithm was also introduced. Finallythe effectiveness is verified by a typical example and the calculation differences of the present and modified NMM are discussed. Furthermorefracture propagation and failure process of a roadway in the Yi coal mine of Pingdingshan was simulated to validate the effectiveness of the proposed method. Because the modified NMM considered the influence of microcosmic cracks on specimen damaging and strength decliningwhich decrease the initiation and failure strengthas a resultthe proposed method can describe the mechanics behavior during loading more reasonable. The research in here is important for scientific designing and safe construction in fractured rock mass.

Study on multiple-fracture extension within a stage in horizontal well of tight reservoir

YANG Zhaozhong1,YI Liangping1,LI Xiaogang1,LIU Changyin2
 2018, 37 (S2): 3870-3878 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0768
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In order to study the mechanism of multiple-fracture unevenly growth in multi-cluster fracturingwe simultaneously consider the stress interference among fractures and dynamic flow distribution among clusters to establish a set of control equations for multiple-fracture propagation within a stageand the equations are solved by Picard iteration method. In the model the multiple-fracture propagation velocity is determined by the energy release rate. The stress interference and fracture width are calculated by displacement discontinuity methodand dynamic flow distribution among clusters are calculated according to Kirchhoff¢s second law. Based on the established modelan example of X201 well in Xinjiang is analyzed. The results show that when the cluster spacing is 20 minterior clusters are severely restricted. Under the condition of four clusters fracturingonly increasing the internal clusters spacing has little influence on promoting multiple-fracture even propagation. Adjusting perforation friction can promote internal two clusters effective extension. Simultaneously adjusting the clusters spacing and perforation friction is more likely than only adjusting one to promote multiple-fracture uniform propagation.

Test and analysis of dynamic mechanics and damage characteristics of deep sandstone after different temperatures

ZHANG Rongrong1,2
 2018, 37 (S2): 3879-3890 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2018.0181
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Dynamic mechanics and damage characteristics of deep sandstone after different temperature treatments in impact failure process were studied using split Hopkinson pressure bar(SHPB) system. The variations of dynamic mechanical parameters(such as dynamic stressstrainstrain ratefractal dimensionfailure mode and damage degree) of deep rock with temperature were analyzed. Test results show that 20 is the turning point of dynamic mechanical parameters with the temperature range from 15 to 800 . The dynamic peak stress of sandstone increases with the increase of temperature from 15 to 20 ℃, and the corresponding inflection point appears at 0 . Meanwhilethe dynamic peak stress decreases with the increase of treatment temperature from 200 to 800 ℃,furthermoreit decreases sharply when the temperature over 600 . The experimental data shows that there is an obviously strain rate effect for test sandstone after different temperature treatmentsand the failure modes of samples are two typical kindssplitting failure and crushing failure. Additionallythe temperature has significant effect on the damage evolution process of sandstone.

Study on dynamic compression mechanical properties of limestone with different lengths

PING Qi1,2,3,ZHANG Hao2,3,SU Haipeng2,3
 2018, 37 (S2): 3891-3897 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2018.0646
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In order to study the size effect of rock mechanics under high strain ratef50 mm split Hopkinson pressure bars(SHPB) was used to carry out impact loading test for 12 types of limestone specimens with diameter of 50 mm and length of 15 mm to 100 mm. The results show that the single axis dynamic compressive strength of limestone specimens has obvious size effectand the dynamic compressive strength increases first and then decreases with the change of the length of the specimen. The strength of the specimen is the maximum at the length of 60 mmand the stress strain curve of the specimen with a length of 15 mm to 35 mm is larger and the length of the specimen is more than 35 mm. With the increase of the length of the specimenthe stress strain curve generally has little change. With the increase of the length of the specimenthe peak strain of the specimen decreasesand the dynamic elastic modulus of the specimen increases first and then decreases when the length of the specimen is 60 mmand the fracture degree is first with the increase of the length of the specimen. There is a correlation between the decreasing trend and the increase trend. The greater the strength isthe weaker the failure is.

Seepage evolution in coal creep under different temperatures and different stresses

CAI Tingting1,2,FENG Zengchao1,2,JIANG Yulong2,3,ZHAO Dong2,3,ZHOU Dong2,3,ZHANG Xiaoqiang3
 2018, 37 (S2): 3898-3904 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2018.0559
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Coal permeability is the key factor determining the effectiveness of coal-bed methane(CBM) exploitation. In the CBM production cyclethe long-term high temperature and stress make the seepage paths in coal evolve with time. In this paperthe seepage evolution in coal creep under different temperatures and different stresses were studiedand the results shown that the creep of coal undergoes three phasesthe hardening phase before the creep start stress thresholdthe creep phase with compressive volume deformation and the creep phase with expanding volume deformation. In the whole processthe permeability of coal gradually decreases and then increases with the creep strains and there is a good consistency between the permeability evolution and time-dependent volumetric strain. The increasing temperature is helpful for the occurrence of coal creep strainresulting in the decrease of the creep start stress threshold and the ultimate failure strength. At high temperaturethe creep of coal shows a greater influence on the decrease of permeabilityand the maximum loss of coal permeability can reach 40.35%. The results can provide theoretical support for the effective exploitation of CBM.

Rock mechanics characteristics and acoustic emission rule under small-size effect

LIU Gang,XIAO Fukun,QIN Tao
 2018, 37 (S2): 3905-3917 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2018.0640
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The mechanical and acoustic characteristics of yellow sandstone under small-size effect were studied. The rock strengthdeformationelastic constants(elastic modulusPoisson's ratio)failure morphology and energy conversion law under small-size effect were discussed. The relationships between the acoustic emission energythe countthe peak frequency and the size were analyzed. As the size increasesthe strength decreases linearlyand the radial strain extends from the oblique to the horizontal direction and exhibits a tendency to decrease first and then to stabilizeand the axial strain gradually reduces. Body strain increases firstthen stabilizing and then decreasing. The rupture range decreases gradually. The shear angle decreases first and then increases. The elastic modulus and Poisson's ratio show an increasing trend. The energy after the peak shows a release law of accelerating firstthen stabilizing and then decreasing. With the decrease of sizethe dissipated energy and the total energy accumulated before the peak show an increasing trendthe dissipative energy acceleration phase and the deceleration phase are gradually decreasingand the stabilization phase is gradually extended. There is a tendency of closed-cupbetween energyelastic energyrelease energy and surplus energy all show a decreasing trendacoustic emission energy and time show adouble peakimage. The emission count and energy showhornexpansionwhile high energyhigh meterhigh peak(three high) can predict the impending destruction of the rockas the size decreasesthe total energy of the acoustic emission appears after the peak interval is counted. The total energy of the acoustic emission is proportional to the size. The characteristics of acoustic emission peak frequency is obvious partitioning.

Experimental study of random distribution characteristics of diluted debris-flow impact forces

HUANG Yuanhong1,2,3,HU Kaiheng1,2,TANG Jingbo1,2,LI Pu1,2,3
 2018, 37 (S2): 3918-3926 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0828
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Debris-flow impact force exhibits strong randomness due to irregular shape and motion of coarse particles in the flow. In order to examine the influence of grain size on the impact force and its characteristics of random distributionseven groups tests of debris-flow impact forces were carried out by large-scale flume in the Dongchuan stationChinese Academy of Sciences. The material used in the tests originates from Jiangjia Ravine′s debris-flow deposition and the grain size is up to 8 cm. The experimental results indicatethe dimensionless impact force of debris-flow increases with the dimensionless maximum size of coarse particlesand there is a good exponential empirical relationship between them. The Log-Logistic probability density function is the best one to describe the distribution of the impact force among six probability density functions. The values of the Log-Logistic function′s scale and shape parameters increase with the dimensionless maximum size of coarse particlesshowing the logarithmic empirical relationships between the parameters and size.

SHTB experiment study of CRLD bolt under the monitoring by laser displacement sensor

GONG Weili1,2,ZHANG Zixiang1,2,GAO Xia1,2,HE Manchao1,2,SUN Yaxing1,2
 2018, 37 (S2): 3926-3937 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2018.0676
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The constant resistance and large deformation bolt(CRLD bolt) which working resistance is 130 kN and has widely been used as rock support in longwall mining based on gob-side entry retaining without coal pillar(110 mining method) was selected as the sample. In order to investigate it′s dynamic response characteristicsthe SHTB tests were carried out on the modified SHTB system which modified by HE Manchao. In the testquartz piezoelectric force sensor and laser displacement sensor were used to monitor the impact force and impact displacement response of the CRLD bolt at different impact speeds. The test results show thatunder the impact loadthe impact force and the elongation speed of the bolt both reach the peaks within 0.5 msand the CRLD bolt can respond rapidly to the impact. Under different impact velocitiesthe impact force and deformation velocity of CRLD bolt are both a fluctuation which going through a time developing process. The deformation of large deformation bolt with constant resistance is a process of elastic-slip-elastic recovery.

Study on pore damage and permeability evolution properties of coal rock caused by liquid nitrogen soaking

ZHANG Lulu1,LI Bo1,2,ZHANG Qiang1,REN Yongjie1
 2018, 37 (S2): 3938-3946 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0905
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In order to study the damage and permeability enhancement of coal rock due to cold shockNMR (nuclear magnetic resonance) and permeability test were conducted firstly before and after liquid nitrogen soakingby analyzing the changes of T2 distributionT2 spectral area and permeabilitypore damage and permeability evolution properties were studied. Thenthe relationship between temperature drop and the evolution of pore damage and permeability were discussed. The results showed that the number of poresthe porosity and the permeability of coal rock are increased after liquid nitrogen soaking. Coal rock permeability is improved after first cold soaking circlebut almost has no change in next few circles. The permeability of coal rock increases at first and then tends to be stable with the increase of freezing time. The evolution of coal rock damage and permeability are dominated by temperature dropthe bigger the temperature dropthe more severe the damage and lager permeability increment to coal rock. Coal rock permeability change caused by cold shock is almost linear to temperature dropwhen the temperature drop of coal rock reaches the maximumthe damage is terminated and the permeability cannot be increased even though the freezing time is increased. By freezing coal rock at room temperature with liquid nitrogenthe permeability increment of coal rock is between 50%150%.

Boundary element model for mechanical interaction between hydraulic fracture and natural fracture based on complementary algorithm

CHEN Ming1,ZHANG Shicheng1,XU Yun2,MA Xinfang1,ZOU Yushi1,LI Ning1
 2018, 37 (S2): 3947-3957 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0938
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Mechanical interaction between a hydraulic fracture and a natural fracture is a crucial issue for analyzing hydraulic fracture growth. The complementary constraints of natural fractures were derived from the deformation and stress state of natural fracturesthen the mechanical model for solving interaction between a hydraulic fracture and a natural fracture was established based on boundary element method. The model was validated by the analytical solution of frictional cracks and the trial method for solving mechanical response of natural fractures. A case study was conducted based on a multi-staged fractured horizontal well of shale gasand mechanical response characteristics were investigated by the new model. Results show that results calculated by the model are consistent with the microseismic measurement result. When a hydraulic fracture contacts with a natural fracturethe hydraulic fracture tip can be blunted. The natural fracture can be opened and slipped near the contact locationand slipping zone is larger than opening zone. When the approaching angle is larger than 60°opening of the natural fracture is difficult to occur. The initiation location of a natural fracture is not coinciding with the contact location. The hydraulic fracture has more chances to penetrate the natural fracture under the condition of large approaching anglenet pressure and friction coefficient.

Evolution of shear mechanical properties of jointed surface under dry-wet cycle

DENG Huafeng1,DUAN Lingling1,ZHI Yongyan1,PAN Deng1,LI Jianlin1,WAN Liangpeng2
 2018, 37 (S2): 3958-3967 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2018.0667
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Under the cyclical elevation of reservoir water levelthe rock mass in the sinking zone of bank slope is in a wet-dry cycle. The joint zone and full-fledged development of the fluctuating zone directly affect the deformation and stability of the reservoir bank slope. The dry-wet cycle test of rock mass joint surface was designedand a multi-access repeated shear test method and data correction method for jointed surface was proposed. The test results show that(1) Under the action of dry-wet cyclethe shearing mechanical properties of jointed surface have obvious deteriorating effects. With the increase of dry-wet cyclethe shear stress-shear deformation curve gradually moves downwards. The slope of the plastic hardening stage gradually decreasesand the tangential displacement at the shear yield point gradually increases. (2) The shear strength of the modified front and rear jointed surface is steeper as the cycle of wet and dry cycles increases. The deterioration trend is slowand the shear strength degradation caused by the first eight dry-wet cycles action is large. (3) The law of deterioration of shear strength of jointed surface is closely related to the process of dry-wet cycleand the lubricationsofteningthe dissolutionerosion of the cementand the water-rock geophysicist effects of various feldspar minerals have resulted in deterioration of the mechanical properties of the jointed surfaces. The related research results can provide a good basis for long-term deformation and stability analysis of bank slopes.

The influence of position of sensor placement on the spectral characteristics of the acoustic emission during the process of rock burst

JIA Xuena1,JIANG Quanguo2,HE Manchao3,GONG Weili3
 2018, 37 (S2): 3968-3978 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2018.0639
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True-triaxial unloading rock burst experiments on granite samples were conducted with the acoustic emission(AE) transducers being placed directly on the rock sample and on the rock-sample holding plate respectivelyin order to obtain the precise information for rock burst tests based on AE signal analysis. Six key waveforms of the AE data selected according to the three typical rock burst failure stage were selected from the AE data in each of the rock burst experiments for the comparative analyses. The results illustrate the fact that the holding plate is equivalent to a low-pass filter filtrate the low-band information of the AE signal which is the important information about the rock macroscopic failureAE acquired in the transducer directly mounted on the rock sample have the whole band information indicating the microscopic fracturing till eventual macroscopic failure. Besidesthe holding plate damps the magnitude of the AE signalthat isthe signal-to-noise ratio is reducedwhich may make it difficult to identify some main amplitude information.

Experimental study of the dynamic fracture behaviors of anisotropic brittle materials

GAO Guiyun1,LI Zheng2,NEGAHBAN M3
 2018, 37 (S2): 3979-3989 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2018.0558
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Here the dynamic method of caustics was used to study the stress dynamic fracture behavior of anisotropic brittle materials by considering anisotropic stress distribution near the crack tip. The stress intensity factor and crack length versus timeand the fracture toughness were obtained. Results show that the fracture toughness of the specimens after plastic compression are different from that uncompressed specimens. And the fracture toughness of specimens transversely cut and axial crack propagation(TA) were larger than that transversely cut and transversely crack propagation(TT). The fracture toughness increases with compressive strain increases. The reflective method of caustics can be applied to non-transparent materialswhich could be extended to the dynamic fracture analysis of anisotropic brittle materials such as rocks.

Experimental study on stick-slip and dynamic rupture propagation of straight faults

DONG Peng1,XIA Kaiwen1,GUO Yanshuang2
 2018, 37 (S2): 3990-3997 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2018.0596
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Study on the mechanical characteristics of stick-slip and the observation of rupture propagation on faults are in favour of getting insight into the earthquake source process. To mimic natural earthquakesin this paperthe scheme of laboratory earthquake was performed where the gabbro sample of straight fault was loaded bi-axially. The effect of loading rate in the range of 0.050.5 μm/s on the stress strop and recurrence interval of stick-slips was investigated. Based on the ultrahigh speed diagnostic system with digital specklethe dynamic rupture propagation of the fault was captured. With the digital image correlation(DIC) methodthe evolution of the displacement field and the shear stress field was resolved. It is revealed that(1) the recurrence intervalaverage stress drop and the dislocation of ruptures increase while the loading rate decreases. (2) There can be more than one nucleation region on the earthquake fault and the observed rupture process consists of the nucleation stagethe slow coalescence stage and the rapid propagation stage where the rupture speed can approach or even exceed the shear wave velocity. (3) The asperities and weak segments on the fault are responsible for the complex of the dynamic rupture propagation process and the heterogeneity of dislocation along the fault trace.

Simulation analysis of dynamic process of debris flow based on continuum theory and discrete theory

WU Fengyuan1,2,FAN Yunyun3,CHEN Jianping2,WANG Qinghe1
 2018, 37 (S2): 3998-4006 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0935
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In order to realize the simulation of dynamic process of debris flowthe dynamic process of Val Pola debris flow in Italy was simulated using continuous theory method and discrete theory method. In the continuous theory methodthe HLLC approximate Riemann solver has been used to calculate the interface flux of the control unit of the finite volume numerical discrete. Thenthe results of two kinds of simulation methods were compared and analyzed. The simulation results show that the calculation results of the two kinds of simulation methodssuch as disaster scope and motion timeare in good agreement with the actual disaster situationand it is a good representation of the dynamic process of disasterwhich verify the effectiveness of two kinds of simulation methods. The results of velocity of the two simulation methods are relatively close to each otherwhich can provide an effective reference for the research of the velocity of Val Pola debris flow. The computational efficiency of the continuous theory method is better than that of the discrete theory methodwhile the influence of local topography on debris flow can be observed using the discrete theory method.

Study on shear mechanical properties of sandstone, marble and granite after anchoring

LIU Quansheng1,2,LEI Guangfeng1,3,PENG Xingxin1,3,WEI Lai1,3,LUO Ciyou1,3
 2018, 37 (S2): 4007-4015 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0646
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In order to study the change of shear mechanical properties of different natural rock materials before and after anchoringthree representative rocks of white sandstonemarble and granite were selectedand the direct shear test was carried out after the rocks were drilledanchored and cured. Each rock material is divided into two kinds of conditionsanchorage and without anchoragethree normal stress levels are adopted in the test. The stress and deformation characteristics of different natural rock materials under different normal forces and shear forces are exploredand the influence of the normal stresses and rock properties on the shear mechanical properties of anchoring jointed rock mass is compared and analyzed. The experimental results show that there are some differences in the anchoring mechanical properties between natural rock and the rock-like material such as cement mortarthe equivalent cohesion and internal friction angle of rock joint surface can be increased by bolt anchorage. The compressive strength of the rock material has a significant effect on the mechanical properties of the bolted jointsthe weaker the rock isthe more similar in the anchoring mechanical properties of the rock and the rock-like material are; the harder the rock isthe greater the increase in the shear strength of the anchoring jointsthe more significant in the reinforcement effect.

The derived mechanism and deformation characteristics of slip surface of loess- weathered rock contact surface slope

WANG Ping1,2,3,WANG Huijuan2,CHAI Shaofeng2,3,FENG Wei4,WANG Jun2,3,XU Shuya2
 2018, 37 (S2): 4027-4037 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0485
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Based on the shaking table model testthe characteristics of deformation and failure of the slope under different ground motion intensity are studied in the loess-weathered rock contact surface slopes in Haitou VillageTianshuiGansu Province. Furthermorethe development of vertical cracks during the period of crack generationsurface peeling and slop slide were analyzed. Combined with the results of soil strain testthe mechanism of the slope instability and the derivation of the slip surface are revealed. The results show that the influence of vertical loading on the model is less than that of horizontal under the same seismic intensity. The vertical direction of soil is easily to induce vertical crack while the horizontal is more intend to induce transverse crack. Moreoververtical crack is the main cause of surface friabilitybut transverse crack is the main driving force of slope instability. At the top of the slopethe composite failure of tension and shear occurs under the action of seismic loadwhich leads to the downward transition of the transverse surface of the slope to the contact surface of the loess-weathered rockforming the slip surface of the slope failure.

Study on the mechanism of rockburst induced by water inrush from deep

LI Dong1,JIANG Fuxing1,WANG Cunwen1,TIAN Zhaojun2,WANG Yong2,LIU Jinhai3
 2018, 37 (S2): 4038-4046 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0593
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The cause of rockbursts is associated with the variation of the abutment pressure in surrounding rocks. Based on the case of the LW1301 in Yuncheng Coal Minethis paper aims to explore the mechanism of the rockburst occurrence under a specific condition of little mining influence. Theoretical analysisfield monitoringand an engineering test were used to investigate the stress distribution characteristics in the surrounding rocks of a water sumpand their property change. The research work involves(1) a new rockburst type of static-stress rockburst and its occurrence mechanism. (2) Stress distribution characteristics in the surrounding rocks of the water sumpand (3) the change of the rock and coal property around the water sump through a water immersion test for a month. The study reveals that the rockburst event occurred in the LW1301 in Yuncheng Coal Mine on January 8 is induced by the failure of the weakened coal pillar in the water sumpleading to the transformation of the roof structure and the stress redistribution in the surrounding rocks. The results of this work can provide a reference for rockburst preventions of other longwall panels with similar conditions.

Influence of pendulum impact on coal rock damage under unilateral constraints

ZHAO Hongbao1,2,3,JU Nansong1,WANG Feihu1,ZHANG Mian1,WANG Hongbing1
 2018, 37 (S2): 4047-4055 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0644
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The influence of uniaxial static load and cyclic impulse on the damage of coal rock is studied by using the restraint pendulum impact dynamic loading test device and the ultrasonic testing device. A damage model of coal rock microfracture is establishedand the criterion of coal and rock damage is given. The damage amount of coal rock increases with the increase of impact load and decreases with the increase of static load. Experimental results show that the coal rock damage amount is a cumulative effectthe damage increases with the increase of impact timesthe same total impulse effect on coal rockcumulative damage cumulative amount of damage formation was significantly greater than the increase of constant impulseincremental impactcoal rock cracks accelerated expansioncoal has accelerated destroy the trend of constant impulse impactcoal rock cracks of coal rock have to slow down the expansionthe trend with the increase of damage reductionstatic axial pressurethe change of coal rock damage amount is easingcumulative damage reductionincrease the anti shock capability of coal rock destroyed the need to impose impact times increased.

Plastic limit analysis of open-pit mine jointed rock slope considering translation-rotation mechanisms

LI Ze1,HU Zheng1,LIU Wenlian1,2,HU Gaojian4,DU Shigui3,4,ZHOU Yu5
 2018, 37 (S2): 4056-4068 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2018.0958
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The failure of open-pit mine jointed rock slope generally includes translational and rotational mechanical effects. The stability of jointed rock slope with sliding and toppling failure is studiedby combining plastic limit analysis theorydiscrete technique of rigid block element with multiple degrees of freedomthe principle of pseudo-static method and mathematical programming method. The seismic inertia forces of elements are calculated according to the pseudo-static method. After thattaking internal force vector(normal forceshear force and bending moment) of interfaces as decision variablesthe static admissible stress fields of jointed rock slope are constructedand the mathematical programming model of lower bound method for jointed rock slope stability analysis is established. At the same timetaking the translational velocity and rotational velocity of element centroid as decision variablesthe kinematically admissible velocity fields of jointed rock slope are constructedand the mathematical programming model of upper bound method for jointed rock slope stability analysis is established. Lastlythe optimization algorithm are employed to solve these two modelsand the upper and lower bound solution of the safety factor and corresponding failure mechanisms of jointed rock slopes can be obtained.

Mechanical properties of saturated sandstone under different loading rates

ZHOU Zilong,CAI Xin,ZHOU Jing,CHENG Ruishan
 2018, 37 (S2): 4069-4075 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2018.0571
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To investigate the combined effects of water saturation and loading rate on rock mechanicsa series of dynamic compressiontension and fracture tests are conducted on both dry and saturated sandstone specimens using the split Hopkinson pressure bar(SHPB) system. Test results show thatunder static loadsboth strength and fracture toughness have different degrees of reduction after the specimen was saturated. Under dynamic loadsthe strength and fracture toughness increase with the increase of loading rateand the saturated specimen has higher rate dependences for each mechanical property compared with that of dry ones. Under high loading ratesfree water inside the rock specimen can induce inertial effectmeniscus effect and viscosity effectwhich prevent the initiation and propagation of cracks. Particularlywhen the loading rate exceeds 1 290 GPa/sthe compressive strength of saturated specimen can even be greater than that of dry specimen.

Experimental on coupling properties of stress and acoustic emission during coal and rock fracture under multilevel dynamic loadings

SUN Huan1,2,LIU Xiaoli1,CHEN Yulong1
 2018, 37 (S2): 4076-4085 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2018.0628
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It is a significant task for rock mass stability monitoring to study coupling properties of stress and acoustic emission(AE) of coal and rock fracture under multilevel dynamic loadings. This paper is aiming at revealing relations of stress and AE of coal and rock samples under multilevel dynamic loadings. Stress and AE synchronous data has been obtained from mechanic properties testing system of coal and rock samples under multilevel dynamic loadings. The results show that the accumulation stress of coal and rock under multilevel dynamic loadings is obviously less than the maximal compression stress. Thenmultilevel dynamic loadings could induce cracks extension according to the felicity effect of coal and rock. Memory characteristic of rock stress shows obvious felicity effect and the felicity ratio presents a decline trending with the larger level dynamic loadings. Alsofractal dimension between stress and AE has been calculated by using of GP algorithmwhich could explain the perform of felicity effect reasonably. Coulping properties of stress and AE show more obvious on fractal structure characteristics. The fractal dimension is relatively larger. The felicity effect is not obvious and the fatigue damage and structure defect degree is lowerwhich show the negative correlation.

Analysis based on AE space-time evolution characteristics for stage division of whole stress-strain curve of rock

DENG Xubiao,LIU Yuanzheng,XING Kuang,YU Huaichang
 2018, 37 (S2): 4086-4099 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2018.0594
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It is important to understand the stage division and its AE characteristics during rock deformation process. This helps when making prediction about the rock¢s stress state. With an example of siltstonethe AE characteristics for each of seven stages of the whole stress-strain curve were given in this paper. AE characteristics applied for this purpose were combined by three aspects. They are curves of AE events accumulation vs. timeAE frequency distribution scattering vs. time and AE events locations in rock space by stages. For convenience to making more accurate descriptions of AE temporal-spatial evolutionsome definitions of typical characteristics for the above three AE aspects were given firstly. According to their geometric form, the AE characteristics were described as AE platformAE multistep upwardband of major frequencycutting frequencyintensive gatheringetc.. Secondly, experiments of monitoring and 3D location of acoustic emission(AE) were carried out on siltstone during its deformation under uniaxial compression. It is investigated temporal-spatial evolution characteristics of AE in each stage of the process. It was found to be identifiable for each of the seven stages by application of the three combining AE properties. Upon meso-mechanical analysisthe comprehensive evolution state of AE may be greatly influenced by fracturing mechanism. This mechanism is determined by local stress state in rock and sizes and azimuth of the original fissures therein. Similar to process of elastic rebound in earthquakethe process of shear localization in rock was formed by AE events gathering around micro structure therein during the softening stage(the 4th stage). This leads to stress drop with major fracturing in rock. Then more AEs were triggered by meso-fracturing process with release of strain energy during elastic rebound. Thus the combining three AE properties in the 4th stagei.e. AE platformAE multistep upwardband of major frequency in a line shape with cutting frequenciesAE intensive gathering in several zones of rock spacewould be taken as precursors prior to rock failure. Finallythe three combining AE properties were compared on other three different kinds of rocks. It was concluded that AE properties were controlled by triggering process of ultrasonic with meso-fracturing. The harder and bigger the mineral particlesstronger cementation between themand more micro structures distributed in rock homogeneouslythe more AE eventsmore frequency bands and cutting frequencies produce. Thereforeit is necessary to investigate systematically influences of meso-fracturing by rock¢s micro structure when applying AE properties to monitoring and indentifying stress state of rock during its loading process.

Analysis of deformation law of rock mass considering unsaturated seepage process

REN Qingwen1,ZHANG Linfei2,SHEN Lei2,TAO Mei1
 2018, 37 (S2): 4100-4107 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2018.0652
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Abnormal deformation of valley in the initial impoundment period is a new problem of super high arch dam in China. It is urgent to study the deformation mechanism of rock mass from unsaturated seepage to saturated seepage. Based on the transition process of rock mass from unsaturated seepage to saturated seepagethe governing equations of rock mass under the interaction of unsaturated seepage and stress are derived. The hydraulic coupling model of unsaturated rock mass is establishedand it is applied to the deformation analysis of cylindrical specimen and slope infiltration process. The results show that the change of saturation is one of the important factors causing the deformation of rock mass during the transition from unsaturated seepage to saturated seepage. The research results have important guiding significance for revealing the abnormal deformation mechanism of the dam and the mountain in the early stage of the storage of the super high arch dam.

Effects of rock strength and interfacial property on fracture initiation and propagation

GAO Jie,HOU Bing,CHEN Mian,FU Weineng,WU Yue,ZHANG Ruxin
 2018, 37 (S2): 4108-4114 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0960
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When multi-laminated thin formation is fractured as a wholeit is hard to know fracture initiation and propagation morphology because of stress contrastlithology differenceinterfacial property and some other factors. In this papera model of three-layer hydraulic fracturing was designed and an improved large-scale tri-axial fracturing device was used to observe the fracture initiation and propagation. The effects of rock strength and interfacial property on the hydraulic fracture initiation and propagation were studied. It was observed from the experimental results that an unbonded and smooth interface inside rocks would induce a shear slippage at a low fracturing pressure under overburden pressure of 10 MPa. And the fracture would firstly be induced from a layer of low rock strength and then turned to propagate through the weak bonded interface when interlayer cement strength was small. Howeverlarge interlayer cement strength would cause sequential fracturing in all layers with low strength layer fractured first. In additionasymmetric distribution of fracturing fluid in fracture was observed directly.

Research on microseismic evolution law of collapse in deep-buried headrace tunnel:A case study from the Neelum-Jhelum hydropower project

TAN Shuang1,2,LI Shaojun1,WANG Xueliang3,CHEN Bingrui1,XIAO Yaxun1,FENG Guangliang1,
 2018, 37 (S2): 4115-4124 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.1618
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Complex geological condition and excavation in deep tunnel frequently led to collapse accidentswhich seriously threatened the safety of life and property of workers on site. In order to reduce the impact of collapse on the Neelum-Jhelum project in Pakistana microseismic monitoring system was constructed to study the temporal and spatial evolution law of the microseismic activity during the development of collapse. The research showed thatwhen the working face was gradually approaching but didnt reveal rock mass in the collapse zonefewer microseismic events occurredand the cumulative released energy increased rapidly. The cumulative apparent volume grew slowly and the energy index was basically stable after sudden increase. As rock mass in the collapse zone being revealed by excavationmore microseismic events occurred. The cumulative released energy increased slowlythe cumulative apparent volume sharply increasedand the energy index suddenly decreased. Microseismic events clustered in a certain part of collapse zonewhere an interface filled with calcite developed. Most of the microseismic events occurred within the 3 times of the tunnel radius from the cavern wall in surrounding rock.  The mechanism of rock cracks in the collapse zone was shearing at the first and tensioning in the end. The development of collapse showed obvious stage characteristicsthe interface filled with calcite slide→parallel tensile cracks occurred in surrounding rock after revealed→The cantilever rock beam cracked on the end→The cracks penetrated and the rock blocks fell by gravity.

Analysis on supporting principle and its application of powered support in large inclined fully mechanized face based on balance of rigid and flexible combined overturning moment

WANG Guofa1,2,XU Yajun1,2,LI Dingyi1,2
 2018, 37 (S2): 4125-4133 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0798
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Based on the characteristics of powered support instability,the attitude instability of powered support and its control method had been studied particularly. This paper presented a 3D supporting mechanism from the balance of overturning moment considering self-supporting,adjacent-pulling,bottom-pushing and top-pressing of powered support and gave the concept of rigid-flexible compositing coefficient. The instability condition of powered support was calculated by the methods of overturning moment and the support regulating ability was evaluated by rigid-flexible compositing coefficient. According to the static equilibrium condition,the matrix equations of powered support in sliding and overturning attitude instability were established. On this foundation,the paper quantitatively analyzed the support stability and its regulating ability in large dip angle coal seam,established the stability coupled equation between supports and surrounding rocks,and concluded the basic conditions for maintaining the stability of powered shield support in large dip angle mining face.

Analysis of microseismic apparent stress characteristics of the left bank slope at Baihetan hydropower station subjected to excavation

ZHANG Min1,2,XU Nuwen1,2,CHEN Wenfu3,TAN Yaosheng3,DAI Feng1,JIANG Xiong1,LI Tao1
 2018, 37 (S2): 4133-4142 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0748
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Blasting excavation of the rock slope produces geometry changes which will induce stress redistribution within the rock mass. The stress redistribution can be reflected by the apparent stress of micoseismic(MS) events. The apparent stress of MS events increases along with the seismic moment and radiated energy. High apparent stress in rock mass can reflect the disturbance degree subjected to intense blasting excavation. The distribution characteristics of high MS apparent stress in the left bank slope can delineate the main damage regionswhich is in good agreement with the result of numerical simulation using the Realistic Failure Process Analysis code in three-dimension(RFPA3D). The period that the average daily apparent stress reduces strongly and the cumulative apparent volume increases can be regarded as the precursor of the deformation of rock slope. The present achievements can provide some references for the stability evaluation of similar high rock slopes based on microseismic monitoring.

Utilizing two methods to determine the horizontal principal stresses of Zijingguan region,Yixian County,Hebei Province

JIA Jin1,WANG Chenghu1,GAO Guiyun1,WANG Chunquan2,ZHOU Hao1,WEI Xueyong1,WANG Pu1
 2018, 37 (S2): 4142-4150 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2018.0630
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The compliance of a drilling-rod hydraulic fracturing test system has severe impacts on the calculation precision of the maximum horizontal principal stresses. How to improve the accuracy of deep hole hydraulic fracturing test has always been a hot topic and tough task in this field. In order to determine the in-situ stress state in a borehole of ZJGTEST-ZK 10 of 600 m deepclose to the Zijingguan fault in the Yi CountyHebei ProvinceBrazilian disk testshollow cylinder hydro-fracturing testand concentric annular core tension test were conducted so as to determine the tensile strength of rock coresand the tensile strength of granite cores ranges from 6.42 MPa to 9.35 MPa. The average tensile strength determined by the in-situ hydraulic fracturing test was 8.01 MPawhich was consistent with those determined by the above three laboratory tests. Based on the ten successful in-situ hydraulic fracturing tests and three laboratory testsfinal determined maximum horizontal principal stresses range from 17.70 MPa to 35.38 MPathe measured minimum horizontal principal stresses range from 10.36 MPa to 19.38 MPaand the estimated vertical principal stresses range from 5.82 MPa to 15.49 MPathe orientation of the maximum horizontal principal stress is NEand ranges from NE40° to NE56°. The stress state is stableand favorable for thrust faulting. By comparing the maximum horizontal principal stress magnitudes based on different tensile strengths and reopening pressuresthe maximum horizontal principal stresses based on tensile strengths are markedly greater than those based on reopening pressures due to the negative impacts from the test system compliance when the test interval is deeper than 440 m. For the deeper test intervalsthe maximum horizontal principal stresses based on tensile strengths indicate true in-situ stress state.

Method for determining displacement monitoring index of concrete dam based on the hybrid model considering parameter interval inversion modification

WEI Bowen,YUAN Dongyang,LI Huokun,XU Zhenkai
 2018, 37 (S2): 4151-4160 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0910
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Considering that displacement monitoring index of concrete dam is affected by the sensitivity of structural monitoring time series and performance degradationin order to improve the reliability of the displacement monitoring index on the early-warning function for safety behavior of concrete dam servicea method for determining displacement monitoring index of concrete dam based on the hybrid model considering parameter interval inversion modification is carried out on the combination of interval analysis theoryrough theory and neural network theory in the paper. The hybrid model with the function of interval parameter inversion is established on the basis of dam prototype monitoring datawhich combines rough theory and neural network theory. The material parameter intervals of concrete dam and bedrock are inversed by the model. Concrete dam displacement monitoring index is determined by the most unfavorable combination of parameters inversed by interval inversion. Examples show that the method combines the uncertain data excavation ability of rough theory and self-learning ability on nonlinear problem of neural networkit has good robustness. Material parameter intervals of concrete dam inversed by the method are reasonable and effectivethe monitoring index carried out by the method provides a theoretical basis and decision support for long service and operation management of concrete dam. In additionthe method can be used for determining displacement monitoring indexes of other structures after some expansion and improvement.

Health evaluation method of highway tunnel structure based on bearing capacity

LIU Xuezeng1,2,GUO Qiaokun1,SANG Yunlong3,4,ZHAO Fang3,ZHOU Ruoyang1
 2018, 37 (S2): 4161-4169 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0915
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At presentthe research on the deformation and damage evolution mechanism of tunnel structures under the action of loose load is relatively scarceand the quantitative analysis of structural residual bearing capacity is lackingwhich is not conducive to of structural health assessment and the determination of maintenance treatment program. For these problemsthis paper studied the deformation regularity and damage characteristics of the structure under different surrounding rock conditionssummarized the key indexes of structural health assessmentestablished the standard of health classification based on bearing capacity through indoor model test and finite element analysis software. Through these researcheswe can draw the following conclusions. (1) The failure process of the lining is divided into three stagesthe arch cracking and the main crack opening as the dividing line. The inner side of the vault and the outside of the arch pull the steel bar apartthe structure turned into three-hinged arch at the same time. (2) Arch crown settlement is 3.3 cm with resistance coefficient 1.58 MPa/m and 0.23 cm with resistance coefficient 200 MPa/m under the same load of 100 kPa. Resistance coefficient increases from 1.58 MPa/m to 200 MPa/mthe ultimate bearing capacity increases from 196 kPa to 1 840 kPa. (3) Through taking lining crackingcrown sinking 3 cmarch crown steel yieldarch haunch steel yield and arch crown steel breaking as key nodesand taking crown settlement and side wall convergence as simple evaluation indexesthe 5 grade criterion of lining structure health degree is established. The control value of crown settlement for VVI grade surrounding rock is suggested to take 5 cm.

Technology and application effect analysis of gob-side entry driving for super-long two-entry longwall panel

WANG Zhiqiang,SU Yue,SONG Ziyu,SHI Lei,SUN Zhongwen
 2018, 37 (S2): 4170-4176 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0928
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This paper focuses on these problems which are serious waste of resources in super-long two-entry longwall panelsupporting difficultly and suffering power disaster because of jumping mining. In the studythe invention patentSequential extraction technology for super-long two-entry longwall panelsfirstly proposedwhich indicates that it needs to give the suitable parameters including the sizes of the big coal pillar and the small coal pillarthe delayed distance of the gob-side gateroad heading to the working face of the initial panel and the advanced distance of the heading to the working face of the successive panel in engineering practice. Using theoretical analysis and field measurementthe method determining the above parameters and the precise data are gived by combining with the actual engineering background. Nextcomparing with original support scheme and parametersthe deformation of the gateroad along gob-side with new technology becomes small by field measurementswhich not only meets the need but also creates 880 million yuan of economic benefits in single panel. The results of the study can further provide engineering basis for the mine with the coal seam #5 of 5.7 m thickness and 5 200 m long and similar geological and mining conditions.

Safety evaluation of deep tunnel blasting excavation vibration considering low-frequency amplification effect of transient unloading of in-situ stress

FAN Yong1,2,3,WANG Fen1,2,4,LU Wenbo3,WANG Feng1,2,HE Weiping1,2,YAN Peng3,LENG Zhendong3
 2018, 37 (S2): 4184-4197 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0650
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During drilling and blasting excavation of deep tunnelhigh and low dual-frequency band vibration generated by coupling action of blasting load and transient unloading of in-situ stress will endanger safety of adjacent buildingsbut low-frequency amplification effect of transient unloading of in-situ stress is usually ignored in traditional vibration safety evaluation. Firstlyexcavation of main underground powerhouse in Pubugou hydropower station as backgroundvibration spectrum characteristics of hole and adjacent tunnel under coupling action of blasting load and transient unloading were studied by time-energy densityamplitude spectrum and filter analysis method. Thenbased on dynamic response analysis of structurelow-frequency amplification effect of transient unloading induced vibration hidden in coupling vibration waveform was discussed. Finallycombined with double index of peak value of particle vibration and vibration frequencysafety of tunnel blasting excavation surrounding rock was evaluated. The results showed that peak value of vibration caused by blasting load is obviously larger than that induced by transient unloading of in-situ stress in holedistribution law is opposite in adjacent tunnel. Vibration produced by blasting load is mainly high frequencymain frequency range 65135 Hzwith an average frequency of 96 Hzbut vibration induced by transient unloading is mainly low frequencymain frequency range 2060 Hzwith an average frequency of 46 Hz. Frequency of transient unloading induced vibration is lower and closer to granite natural frequency of 37 Hzit is easy to produce resonancethe amplitude magnification reaches 1.72. When in-situ stress level is higherreaching 70 MPa magnitudelow-frequency amplification effect of transient unloading of in-situ stress results in unsafe zone of surrounding rock expanding significantly from 6.0 m to 20.1 m. The research results can provide a reference for vibration safety evaluation of deep tunnel blasting excavation.

Mechanism of valley deformation of Xiluodu arch dam and back analysis and long-term stabilyty analysis

HE Zhu1,LIU Yaoru1,YANG Qiang1,CHENG Li1,XUE Lijun2
 2018, 37 (S2): 4198-4206 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0674
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The constant valley shrinkage deformation of the Xiluodu arch dam occurs after water storageand the valley deformation does not converge at presentwhich has a great influence on the local stability and overall stability of project. By analysing the geological conditions and in-situ deformation data after impoundingthe mechanism of valley shrinkage deformation of Xiluodu arch dam is revealed. The seepage field and inclination of interlayers control the deformation characteristic. An elastic-viscoelastic-viscoplastic nonlinear creep model considering effect of pore pressure on spherical stress tensor and yield surface is proposed to analyse the valley deformation. Based on the monitoring data of deformation at early stage of water storagethe creep parameters of rock mass are back analysiswhich is adopted to predict the trend of shrinkage deformation and the effect on dam safety. After back analysisthe numerical results of the normal water level agree well with the monitoring dataand the deformation process of the valley is simulated exactly. After ten yearsthe slope deformation tends to convergebut the overall deformation value is largeand the extrusion on dam abutment is severewhich need to be paid more attention.

Study on the ancient wisdom in the excavation of caves in the south area of Mogao Grottoes

WANG Xudong1,ZHANG Jingke1,2,3,SUN Manli2,ZHANG Lixiang3,GUO Zhiqian3,GUO Qinglin1
 2018, 37 (S2): 4207-4220 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2018.0617
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On the bases of researches on excavation periods dividing and strata and lithology of cliff body of caves in southern area of Mogao Grottoes,evolution of architectural shape of caves was explored. The numerical model of each cave was determined by field investigation,measurement and numerical simulation,and then FLAC3D software was used to determine the displacement and stress relationships of caves under static and dynamic forces,respectively. The ancient wisdom of the caves in the southern area of the Mogao Grottoes and scientific nature of caves architectural shape were discussed and results show that the caves have good stability under static and dynamic conditions. The excavation of the caves in the southern area of the Mogao Grottoes contains many modern underground engineering and rock mechanics principles,in many respects including stratigraphic selection,excavation methods and architectural forms. Exploration of the ancients wisdom in the excavation of caves in the southern area of the Mogao Grottoes is of certain reference significance for protecting cave temples,long-term strength study of rock mass and long-term service of modern underground engineering.

Mechanism of support structure for tunnel in layered and weak rock mass

TENG Junyang1,2,TANG Jianxin1,2,CHEN Yulong3,ZHANG Yuning4
 2018, 37 (S2): 4221-4234
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In order to analyze the action mechanism of tunnel support structure and its supporting characteristics in layered and weak rock tunnelindoor physical simulation test and steel-concrete composite beam of the three point bending tests were conducted successivelyand the mechanical and deformation characteristics of common screw bolt and steel pipe anchorage of rock under uniaxial compression tests and the steel arch bending performance were researched. The test results show thatthe bolt mainly achieves the anchoring effect by improving the stress state of surrounding rock and improving the strength of surrounding rockand also the improvement of strength to anchorage surrounding rock is mainly the effect of compression zone of pre stressthe repairing effect of anchorage agent on surrounding rock and the strengthening effect of anchor rod on the whole strength and density of anchor. Through the CT scanning of the anchor specimens after the testit is found that the crack arresting effect of the anchor on the crack is the result of the weakeningshear and stop of the crack in the anchorage zoneand the crack arrest effect is related to the size of anchorage zone. The larger the anchorage zone isthe better the crack arrest effect is. According to the different characteristics of bolt and anchor roll steel pipesexplosive bolts can anchorage layered shale tunnel lithology goodwhile the function of grouting steel pipe is more suitable for the poor lithology of the soft fractured rock mass.

Study on acoustic emission characteristics and damage evolution law of Beishan granite under triaxial compression

SUN Xue1,LI Erbing1,DUAN Jianli1,PU Shikun1,TAN Yuehu1,HAN Yang2,ZHAO Yuqiao1
 2018, 37 (S2): 4234-4244 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2018.0634
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anical test system and PCI2 acoustic emission system. A damage evolution model of Beishan granite based on the cumulative ring counting rate of acoustic emission under triaxial compression was established. Its damage characteristics and damage evolution law were analyzed. The results of the show that(1) The Beishan granite under the condition of conventional triaxial compressionboth mechanical parameters and the acoustic emission parameters show obvious confining pressure effect. Properly increasing the initial confining pressure is an effective way to promote the rapid closure of pre-existing fissures and to prevent the formation and development of new fissures. (2) Through the analysis of the stress-time-acoustic emission parameter curveit is found that different periods of sound emission ringing counting rate and the five stages of the accumulative number of energy have a good correspondence with the five stages of rock compression deformation. (3) The damage evolution process is divided into damage formation stagedamage stable growth stageaccelerated damage growth stage and damage stage. It can reasonably reflect the deformation and failure characteristics of Beishan granite under different confining pressure and different facture stages.

Study on quantitative prediction for fluctuant prestress of slope anchor cable based on seasonal temperature variation

GE Qi,LU Chengcheng,WU Xian,SUN Hongyue
 2018, 37 (S2): 4245-4252 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0942
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For the anchor cables of operation period in engineeringperiodic fluctuation of cable load is closely related to temperature and other seasonal factors. The monitoring data of anchor cables in the high slope of permanent shiplock is uesd to build an ARDL model and simulate the fluctuation of cable load after the steps of using temperature as a main variableanalyzing the reasons for prestress change caused by temperaturefinding the logs and using PCA to eliminate multicollinearity between lagged variables. The results show that temperature has a significant effect on anchor cable prestress. Finallythe validity of this model is verified by comparing predicted values with measured values. The long-termed process of prestress change caused by temperature has also been discussed.  

Analysis of balance between grouting and water seal for underground petroleum storage

LIN Fang1,2,LUAN Hebing3,ZHANG Heng2,ZHONG Zhibin2,4,CHEN Shougen2
 2018, 37 (S2): 4252-4261 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.1030
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To meet the IEA¢s(International Energy Agency) proposed minimum 90d¢s petroleum reservea large number of water-sealing petroleum strategic reserves are required due to safety. Howeverthere are few researches on balance analysis between grouting and water seal in underground petroleum storage caverns at present. A series of studies are carried out to analyse grouting balance based on Jinzhou state reserve projects in this paper. Computational algorithm of penetration length of grout in fracture network with pipe network model is developed. Heregrout is regarded as Bingham fluid. Thengrouting intensity number(GIN) method for underground petroleum storage is developed to achieve a balanced water-grout state. Parameters selection algorithm for GIN is also developed then. Nextfive GIN numbers are selected for four storage caverns in Jinzhou with GIN curve computing method proposed in this studywhich avoids fracture splitting and excessive grout loss. Finallysix grouting routes of tested points fit well with GIN envelope curve.

Study on the mechanism of surface collapse and ground deformation in western mined area of of Chengchao iron mine

SONG Xugen1,2,LIU Xiumin1,2,CHEN Congxin1,2,ZHENG Xianwei3,XIA Kaizong1,2,
 2018, 37 (S2): 4262-4273 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.1095
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Taking west area of Chengchao iron mine as background engineering. According to the analysis of geological survey and the monitoring results from horizontal displacement and subsidence displacement in the west area of Chengchao Iron mineand combining with approaches of drill-hole monitoring in goaf roof and high-density electrical prospecting in cave regionthen the roof collapse characteristics and the ground collapse mechanism are analyzedbesides the law of surface deformation after ground collapse. The research results indicate that the process of goaf roof collapse is intermittentand whole sinking occurs when the goaf roof collapse spreads upwards to gypsum stratum. Large amounts of groundwater are deposited in rock fractures and karst caves due to the aquiclude of gypsumwhich has great influence on surface subsidence in preliminary stage of mining. High-density electrical prospecting results prove that the essential reason to the surface collapse is the rapid increased negative pressure generated by fast dewatering after gypsum stratum collapsed. Under the action of this mechanismthe location of surface collapse may be either right above the mined-out or near the mined-out boundary. Surface deformation extends outward with funnel-shaped tendencyand the displacements increasing timing of measuring points corresponds to the proceeding of underground mining wellshowing that rock disturbance caused by underground mining has already extended to surface and ground collapse is controlled by the underground mining.

A borehole diametric deformation measuring system with multi probes structure based on micro-optical imaging

WANG Chuanying1,WANG Yiteng1,2,HAN Zengqiang1,WANG Jinchao1,2,HU Sheng1,ZOU Xianjian1
 2018, 37 (S2): 4274-4282 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0622
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With the development of deep underground space and deep energy exploitationmore and more attention has been paid to the in-situ stress measurement technology of deep rock mass. The testing environment of high temperature and high pressure in deep rock mass is the key to restrict the development of this technology. In this papera new micro-optical borehole deformation measurement method with multi probes type is proposed and the corresponding measurement apparatus is developed. With the structure design of the rigid probe and the independent packaging optical measuring devicethe system is conducted to solve the problem of the complex high temperature and high pressure environment. In the measurement of the borehole wall deformationthe design scheme of the structure by using the multi probes and the micro optical photography technique for the visualization of the small change of the borehole wall is presented. The system realizes the synchronous acquisition of multiple sets of borehole deformation data with more abundant effective data and higher measuring efficiency. Based on the features of the systemthe method of borehole shape measurement is put forwardwhich breaks through the fixed thinking mode which can only measure the diameter deformation for a long time. It lays the foundation for the new method of in-situ stress measurement based on borehole shape. Through simulation experimentsthe feasibility of the principle of the systemthe rationality of the structural designthe correctness of the measurement method and the operability of the practical application are verified. Through the study of micro-optical borehole deformation measuring systema number of key issues including designprinciple and method will be solved. A novel measuring device for measuring the deformation of borehole diameter and the shape of borehole is developed providing a new testing technique and method for the in-situ stress measurement in deep borehole.

Study on dynamic earth pressure of reinforced soil retaining walls under harmonic wave by model test

XU Peng1,2,JIANG Guanlu1,2,REN Shijie1,LIAO Dan2,WANG Zhimeng3
 2018, 37 (S2): 4283-4289 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0925
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Inertia force and dynamic earth pressure have remarkable influence on the stability of reinforced soil retaining walls under dynamic loading. Although the existing calculation methods provide rules and suggestions for calculation of the dynamic earth pressure of reinforced soil retaining walls under dynamic loadinga large number of engineering practices show that the methods are excessively conservative and they are distinctly different from each other. In order to study the dynamic earth pressure of reinforced soil retaining walls under dynamic loadinga shaking table model test was carried out by harmonic wave loading. According to the time history of values recorded during the test similarities and differences between values tested and calculated by the current methods were analyzed. The following conclusions have been obtainedbecause when the earth pressure reaches peak valuesthe wall facing moves back to the fillingsso the peak values cannot be directly used to analyze the active failure of the wall under dynamic loadingthe inertial force and the dynamic earth pressure do not reach peak values at the same timeand there is a phase difference between themthe distribution of the earth pressure along the wall height and its height of interaction point are similar to the M-O method and the S-W method respectivelyand the test value is much smaller than the value calculated by the above methodswhen the wall reaches a active statethe earth pressure at the end of reinforcements is negativeso the earth pressure is smaller than that without dynamic loading.

Experimental study on water and salt migration of solidified sulphate saline soil

Lü Qingfeng1,CHANG Chengrui1,MA Bo1,WANG Shengxin2,JIANG Lusha1,ZHAO Benhai1
 2018, 37 (S2): 4290-4296 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0743
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The rising of the capillary water in the saline soil foundation will inevitably lead to the upward migration and aggregation of salinity in the soil. The characteristics of the water and salt migration in saline soil were simulated by the test of the capillary water rising under the natural conditions. The changes of water contentCland  at different times were measured after the gradient migrationand the characteristics of the capillary water and salt migration between the compacted saline soil and sulphate saline soil solidified by lime fly ash water glass were compared under the distilled water and compound salt solution. The results show that the rates of the capillary migration and Cland  migration in the solidified saline saline soil are less than those in the compacted saline soilwhich indicates that the solidified soil has the effect on slowing down the rising of the capillary water and hindering the salt migration. After the stabilization of capillary water migrationthe water content of the compacted soil decreases linearly and the water content in the solidified soil decreases linearly first and then stay the same along the heightindicating that the solidified soil has a stable water-holding ability. During the migration processthe migration rules of the water contentCl and  are consistent and the migration rate of Cl is greater than that of . The experiments show that the solidified sulphate saline soil not only has an improvement of strengthbut also can block the upward migration of salinity especially the upward migration of sulphate ion.

Foundation treatment design and experimental study for immersed tube tunnel at the island-tunnel joint part

WANG Yanning1,2,3,JIANG Binsong1,ZHANG Qiang1,LI Jianyu4,CHEN Yuntao3
 2018, 37 (S2): 4297-4307 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0898
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There is a deep soft soil under the immersed tube foundation of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge (HZMB) island-tunnel joint part. In order to make the foundation stiffness smooth transition at the positionthe sand compaction pile(SCP) method was adopted for its no pollution and speedy construction compared with some other treatment methods such as offshore cement deep mixing(CDM) or gravel compaction pile(GCP). This goal will be achieved by controlling the SCP area replacement rate. In this paperthe design basis and the specific design parameters are given and verified by the in situ loading test. Better settlement data was obtained by the application of liquid pressure settlement sensor at the loading process. The three - point methodthe hyperbol-ic method and the Asaoka method are employed to predict the ultimate settlement of the foundation. The result predicted by the three method were discussed with the calculation results proposed by Aboshi. It was showed that the in-situ load verification method is directly effective. It can be used as an auxiliary method for the analysis of important engineering foundations. The results obtained by these prediction methods are basic equivalent whereas the results obtained by the hyperbolic method are slightly larger than the other two method. It should be selected a larger time in-thermal as much as possible to get the preferable results when the three-point method was adopted. For the high displacement rate compacted sand pilesthe results calculated by the empirical formula proposed by Aboshi are significantly larger than the test results whereas they are very closed to the results calculated by the same formula with the low area replace ratio. The study is expected to provide some reference meaning for the SCP design and in situ test techniques.

Analysis of rotation for principal stress axes and application of WB model

WAN Zheng,KANG Fuzhong,ZHAO Xiaoguang,GUO Jinxue
 2018, 37 (S2): 4308-4319 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0803
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The unignorable volume plastic strain and irreversible shear strain would be produced due to the rotation of the principle stress axes. The process of rotation of principle stress axes is decomposed in order to explore the causes of the rotation of the principle stress axes. The step for rotation of principle stress axes is divided into a process that the superposition of self rotation to XYZ axes in physical space. The relationship between rotation angle of principle stress axes and arctangent value of ratio between shear stress and normal stress in Mohr¢s circle is established. The rotation process around single axes for cubical unit is analyzed in physical space. The pure rotation of principle stress axes in cyclic loading condition and round-trip loading condition and conventional triaxial compression condition are modeled by using the proposed incremental model. The simulation result has been shown that it is effective to use the proposed model to predict the deformation of geomaterials under rotation of principle stress axes condition.

Mitigation of liquefaction-induced lateral deformation in a slightly sloping stratum by dense granular column

LI Ping,ZHANG Yudong,ZHANG Jianyi,GU Junru,ZHOU Chunshu
 2018, 37 (S2): 4320-4328 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0846
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Liquefaction-induced lateral spreading in slightly sloped sites may result in serious earthquake damage,and the dense granular column is used to mitigate this kind damage. The influence of improvement ratios in the treated sites was focused in this paper,then this problem was studied by 2D-FEA,based on the calibration of soil parameters using centrifuge test and 2D-FEA(OpenSees). The research results shown that as below,a large lateral deformation happened within the liquefied soil in the slightly sloped sites,but lateral deformation of non-liquefied soil layers were much smaller,so liquefaction is the main reason for large lateral deformation. Installation of dense granular column can mitigate liquefaction-induced lateral deformation in slightly sloped sites obviously. Improvement effectiveness has a close relationship with displacement ratios,furthermore lateral deformation were decreased obviously as displacement ratios increased. Numerical simulation results shown that the lateral deformation tend to be a constant when depth of liquefied soil was more than 6 m and the displacement ratios was greater than 20%,it shown that there were different effective improvement depth with different displacement ratios,so the effective improvement depth should be calculated and checked when this method is used to improve slightly sloped liquefaction site,then determining the designing scheme.

Research on settlement of immersed tunnel elements under tidal load with consideration of element-soil effect

WEI Gang1,LU Shijie2
 2018, 37 (S2): 4329-4337 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0850
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Tidal load is fitted by trigonometric functionand One-dimensional nonlinear consolidation settlement of layered soils is calculated under tidal load. Based on the tidal load and the result of subsurface settlementWinkler foundation model is used to calculated equivalent subgrade coefficient at different time. Considering the effect of jointan element-joint model is built to analyze the vertical displacement of immersed tunnel elements under tidal load. Rely on Yongjiang Immersed Tunnel in Ningbothe vertical displacement of joints and the midpoint of the elements is calculated under tidal loadand the theoretical results are compared with the measured results. The study shows that the calculated vertical displacements of Joint 2 are consistent with the monitoring data. It provides validation of the proposed method. The range of vertical displacement amplitude of Yongjiang Immersed Tunnel¢s elements is 48 mm under tidal load. The maximum displacement amplitude is present to the midpoint of Element 3. The displacement amplitude of Element 3 in a day and in a year reaches 6.9 mm and 7.4 mm respectively. As for one section of an elementits displacement amplitude in a day is slightly larger than that in a yearand they are positively correlated in different sections. As for one elementits displacement amplitude of midpoint is larger than that of joints. As for the same position of different elementsthe closer to the midpoint of tunnel the section isthe lager the displacement amplitude is.

Shaking table model test on a retaining wall of soilbags

LIU Sihong1,JIA Fan1,CHEN Xiaolin2,WANG Jianlei1,LIANG Yan1
 2018, 37 (S2): 4338-4347 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0978
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ll of soilbags. The results show that the retaining wall of soilbags dissipated a lot of vibration energy during the earthquake due to its relative flexibility. The acceleration amplification coefficient increases with the wall heightand decreases with the increasing input vibration amplitudes. The natural frequency and the spectral characteristics of the soilbags¢ retaining wall are similar to those of the backfill soilso that the retaining wall can deform basically together with the backfill soil. The natural frequency of the retaining wall model decreases with the increasing input vibration amplitudes and the increasing vibration number. The peak dynamic earth pressure between the retaining wall and the backfill soil increases with the increasing input vibration amplitudesand it approximately takes anS-shapedistribution(or called double peaks) along the wall height. The cumulative lateral residual displacement of the retaining wall model of soilbags is small when subjected to multiple vibrations. The maximum ratio of the cumulative displacement to the wall height is about 0.29% at the input earthquake acceleration of 0.6 gindicating the good seismic behavior of the retaining wall of soilbags.

Experimental research on end bearing characteristics of rock-socketed pile in reef limestone

LIU Haifeng1,2,ZHU Changqi1,CUI Xiang1,2,MENG Qingshan1,WU Wenjuan1,2
 2018, 37 (S2): 4348-4355 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.1102
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In order to serve the pile foundation designs in China-Maldives Friendship Bridge construction project, and investigate the end bearing characteristics of rock-socketed pile in coral reef limestone, indoor mechanical tests and end bearing pile model tests were carried out on the reef limestone cores drilling from the bridge foundation position. By these meansthe strength and failure law of reef limestone samples under three direction compression in the pile end are obtained. Experiment results show that the pile end stress are obviously higher than the uniaxial compression strengthand greatly influenced by specimen structure and strength. In different structure specimensthe pile end stress curve are in different growth trend with pile top displacement. In the processing of test results, we determined the vertical compressive ultimate bearing capacity of single pile in different structure specimens according to the technical code for testing of building foundation piles(JGJ1062014). Considering the influence of diameter scale between actual pile and model testthe design reference of ultimate end bearing value in different structure types of reef limestone are determined after reduction associate with in-situ pile test result.

Analogous stochastic medium theory method(ASMTM) for predicting soil displacement induced by general and special-section shield tunnel construction

ZENG Bin1,2,HUANG Da3,PENG Nian1,CHEN Fuyong2
 2018, 37 (S2): 4356-4366 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.1005
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The continuous development of urban construction leads to less and less available underground space and promotes the rapid development of the novel tunneling technologiessuch as special-section shield tunneling. It has become an important issue to study the corresponding method of predicting soil displacement induced by tunneling. The analogous stochastic medium theory method(ASMTM) has been presented through introducing the idea of the stochastic medium theory method(SMTM) to Loganathan¢s solutionand the general formula of ASMTM has been derived. Taking the single circular tunneling and the double-O-tube(DOT) shield tunneling as examplestheir expressions to predict soil displacement induced by tunneling have been given firstthe ASMTM then has been verified and applied in some casescomparing with the SMTMLoganathan¢s solution and the observed values. The results show that the single circular tunneling-induced soil displacements predicted by the ASMTM are closer to the observed values than those resulted from the SMTM and Loganathan’s solution. For the DOT shield tunnelingthe predicted soil displacements from the ASMTM are in good agreement with the observed valuesand the soils above the left and right tunnels have the maximum displacement. The presented ASMTM can be used to prediction soil displacement induced by arbitrary shaped-section tunneling and has an extent area to usewith a sufficient reliability. This study provides an important theoretical basis for prediction soil displacements induced by special-section tunnel construction.

On-field test and application study of under-reamed compression anchors in expansive soil regions

ZHANG Jingyi
 2018, 37 (S2): 4367-4374 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.1048
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Pile-anchor support in foundation pit in expansive soil regions puts forward higher requirements for anchors. By example of an expansive soil foundation pit in the eastern suburbs of Chengdu,comparative on-field tests on ultimate pullout force and creep-relaxation characteristics are carried out between under-reamed compression anchors and normal tension anchors to study the feasibility of pile-anchor support in the foundation pit. Test results show that under-reamed compression anchors present high bearing capacity and good deformation control,and creep and stress relaxation characteristics are better than normal tension anchors. Based on field test results,the anchor-pile support scheme by combining under-reamed compression anchors and support piles is adopted through scheme comparison to conduct the application study. The pullout tests of the anchors are conducted and anchor stress state is monitored in the application study. The horizontal displacements of foundation pit and the settlements of the surrounding buildings are monitored as well. The results show that the under-reamed compression anchor has good applicability in foundation pit engineering in Chengdu expansive soil regions. The research results can provide reference for the design of foundation pit support in similar project.

Study on calculation method of additional load of tunnel under landslide

WU Honggang1,2,3,ZHAO Jin1,3,LI Yurui1,3,CHEN Xiaoyun4
 2018, 37 (S2): 4375-4383 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2018.0637
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With the large-scale construction of high-speed railway in Western Chinathe proportion of tunnels in the line is getting higher and higher. At the same timethe disease caused by landslide is more and more serious during operation. Howeverthere is no uniform standard in the design of tunnel in landslide area in Chinaand there is no complete calculation theory. Thereforethis paper takes the tunnel under the orthogonal system as the object of study and through the investigationinduction and summary of the disease characteristics of the tunnel lining in the engineering examplethe corresponding engineering geological model is finally established. By using the classical soil mechanics methodthe vertical component of the thrust behind the slide of the tunnel is regarded as the vertical distributed load acting on the slip zone. The additional load generated by the tunnel arch is calculated by using the method of the Boussinesq J and the horizontal component is distributed on the sliding surface as the uniformly distributed loadand the Cerruti V method is used to calculate the horizontal additional load on the side wall of the tunnel. Based on the compressive strength and the Loose circle theory of tunnelthe minimum depth of tunnel under the sliding surface is calculated. Then the model test is used to verify the method and the results show that the calculation method of the additional load is in line with the engineering practiceand can provide reference for the design of the tunnel in the landslide area.

The research of the hydration kinetics process and hydration mechanism of fly ash paste filling materials

YIN Bo1,2,KANG Tianhe1,KANG Jianting1,CHEN Yuejuan1,2,WU Linlin1
 2018, 37 (S2): 4384-4394 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.1325
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Accurately understand the changing rules of hydration kinetic process and hydration mechanism of fly ash paste filling materials will help to analyze the reasons for the low early strengthlarge deformation and severe bleedingand then to control the formation process of the filling material structureas well as to give a reasonable process parameters. In this studythe micro heat flow and hydration heat of fly ash paste filling materials were tested by used TAM Air Isothermal Calorimater. The hydration kinetics parameters were calculated based on Krstulovi?–Dabi? model. The characteristics of hydration kinetic process at different stages were analyzed. The cement hydration modeling software was used to simulate the hydration process of filling materials under different degree of hydration and the hydration mechanism of fly ash paste filling materials was further discussed. The results showed that the hydration kinetic process of fly ash paste filling materials can be described by three processesnucleation and crystal growth(NG)interactions at the phase boundaries (I) and diffusion (D). NG process dominates in the early stage of hydrationI process and D process becomes the dominating factor gradually as the hydration degree increases. Compared with cementthe hydration kinetic process change requires a higher degree of hydration when the mixture of fly ash and coal gangue. The simulation of degree of hydration results provided a useful reference for describing and discussing the hydration characteristics and microstructure evolution. Through the description of hydration mechanism of fly ash paste filling materialthe general rules of filling material structure and its forming process are clarified. The results are instructive to promote the research and development of fly ash paste filling materials.

The general deformation mode and its application of subway station foundation pit in sandy cobble stratum

FENG Chunlei,ZHANG Dingli
 2018, 37 (S2): 4395-4405 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2018.0722
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Considering the space effectthe general deformation mode of subway station foundation pit in sandy cobble stratum is acquired based on a large number of measured deformation data from 18 subway station foundation pits in Beijing. By establishing the relationship of the maximum deformation between any section at different distances(d) from the corner and the section in the middleit shows that the general deformation rules can be expressed piecewise by Guassian Function based on the different ratio of length(L) to depth(He) and the type of pit support structure. And it can also determine the position of the maximum deformation section. On the basis of the general deformation modewhich is concluded by summarizing the above deformation rulesthe foundation pit can be divided into the corner effect area and the plane strain area quantitatively. Based on thisthe dynamic deformation control process can fully consider the space effect during the stage of designconstruction and monitoringand it can control the deformation economically and effectively.

The dilatancy and instability of an infilled material in a channel slope in Xinjiang

ZHOU Yuefeng,CHENG Zhanlin,GONG Biwei,LIU Jun
 2018, 37 (S2): 4406-4414 doi: 10.13722/j.cnki.jrme.2017.0339
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The amount and scale of engineering construction in Xinjiang develop greatly in recent years. Engineering practice necessitates that a comprehensive understanding on the reconstituted loess¢s mechanical behavior to provide theoretical support. In this researchlaboratory tests were performed using an infilled loess material from a channel slope in Xinjiangto investigate the dilatancy and instability of the material which are affected by the degree of compaction. Scanning electron microscope technique and CT technique were used firstly to examine the microscopic and mesoscopic compositions firstly. The stress-strain relationshipthe dilatancy and the experienced paths were then analyzed under saturated undrained conditionwith consideration of three levels of degree of compaction and three stress levels. Thereafterthe results are compared and verified under drained condition. The findings are below. Firstlythe material could demonstrate contraction-dilation-contraction behaviorbetween the contractive behavior at loose state and the dilative behavior at dense state. Secondlythe material has a unique critical state line in the stress planewhile its critical states are affected by initial void ratiosuggesting a belt region in the compression plane. Thirdthe slope of instability line increases with the degree of compactionindicating a higher stress ratio to achieve instability region. Therefore potential instability led by engineering disturbance reduces at a higher degree of compaction.

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