Dynamic compression experiments were conducted on red sandstone utilizing a split Hopkinson pressure bar(SHPB)to study the loading rate and high temperatures on their mechanically deformed properties and ultimate fail...Dynamic compression experiments were conducted on red sandstone utilizing a split Hopkinson pressure bar(SHPB)to study the loading rate and high temperatures on their mechanically deformed properties and ultimate failure modes,and to analyze the correlation between the strain rate,temperature,peak strength,and ultimate failure modes.The results show that the mass decreases with the increase of treatment temperature,and the pattern of the stress−strain curves is not impacted by the increase of impact velocity.Under a fixed temperature,the higher the impact velocity,the higher the strain rate and dynamical compression strength,indicating a strain rate hardening effect for red sandstone.With an increasing treatment temperature,the strain rate gradually increases when the impact loading remains unchanged,suggesting a rise in the deformability of red sandstone under high-temperature environment.Raise in both impact velocity and treatment temperature leads to an intensification of the damage features of the red sandstone.Similarly,higher strain rates lead to the intensification of the final damage mode of red sandstone regardless of the change in treatment temperature.Moreover,a dynamic damage constitutive model that considers the impacts of strain rate and temperature is proposed based on experimental results.展开更多
When underground cavities are subjected to explosive stress waves,a uniquely damaged zone may appear due to the combined effect of dynamic loading and static pre-load stress.In this study,a rate-dependent two-dimensio...When underground cavities are subjected to explosive stress waves,a uniquely damaged zone may appear due to the combined effect of dynamic loading and static pre-load stress.In this study,a rate-dependent two-dimensional rock dynamic constitutive model was established to investigate the dynamic fractures of rocks under different static stress conditions.The effects of the loading rate and peak amplitude of the blasting wave under different confining pressures and the vertical compressive coefficient(K_(0))were considered.The numerical simulated results reproduced the initiation and further propagation of primary radial crack fractures,which were in agreement with the experimental results.The dynamic loading rate,peak amplitude,static vertical compressive coefficient(K_(0))and confining pressure affected the evolution of fractures around the borehole.The heterogeneity parameter(m)plays an important role in the evolution of fractures around the borehole.The crack propagation path became more discontinuous and rougher in a smallerheterogeneity parameter case.展开更多
基金Project(BZ2024023)supported by the Jiangsu Province International Collaboration Program-Key National Industrial Technology Research and Development Cooperation,China。
文摘Dynamic compression experiments were conducted on red sandstone utilizing a split Hopkinson pressure bar(SHPB)to study the loading rate and high temperatures on their mechanically deformed properties and ultimate failure modes,and to analyze the correlation between the strain rate,temperature,peak strength,and ultimate failure modes.The results show that the mass decreases with the increase of treatment temperature,and the pattern of the stress−strain curves is not impacted by the increase of impact velocity.Under a fixed temperature,the higher the impact velocity,the higher the strain rate and dynamical compression strength,indicating a strain rate hardening effect for red sandstone.With an increasing treatment temperature,the strain rate gradually increases when the impact loading remains unchanged,suggesting a rise in the deformability of red sandstone under high-temperature environment.Raise in both impact velocity and treatment temperature leads to an intensification of the damage features of the red sandstone.Similarly,higher strain rates lead to the intensification of the final damage mode of red sandstone regardless of the change in treatment temperature.Moreover,a dynamic damage constitutive model that considers the impacts of strain rate and temperature is proposed based on experimental results.
基金Projects(51878190,51779031,51678170)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China。
文摘When underground cavities are subjected to explosive stress waves,a uniquely damaged zone may appear due to the combined effect of dynamic loading and static pre-load stress.In this study,a rate-dependent two-dimensional rock dynamic constitutive model was established to investigate the dynamic fractures of rocks under different static stress conditions.The effects of the loading rate and peak amplitude of the blasting wave under different confining pressures and the vertical compressive coefficient(K_(0))were considered.The numerical simulated results reproduced the initiation and further propagation of primary radial crack fractures,which were in agreement with the experimental results.The dynamic loading rate,peak amplitude,static vertical compressive coefficient(K_(0))and confining pressure affected the evolution of fractures around the borehole.The heterogeneity parameter(m)plays an important role in the evolution of fractures around the borehole.The crack propagation path became more discontinuous and rougher in a smallerheterogeneity parameter case.
