Experimental comparison study of vertical deformation behavior of rock mass with voids and concrete filled solution cave
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Experimental comparison study of vertical deformation behavior of rock mass with voids and concrete filled solution cave
Vol. 32, Issue 5, (2011)
作者机构:
1. 湖南大学 土木工程学院,长沙,410082
2. 长沙理工大学 土木与建筑学院,长沙,410004
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CLC:TU472
Online First:23 September 2011,
Published:2011
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ZHOU De-quan, LI Chuan-xi, YANG Fan, et al. Experimental comparison study of vertical deformation behavior of rock mass with voids and concrete filled solution cave[J]. 2011, 32(5).
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ZHOU De-quan, LI Chuan-xi, YANG Fan, et al. Experimental comparison study of vertical deformation behavior of rock mass with voids and concrete filled solution cave[J]. 2011, 32(5).DOI:
Experimental comparison study of vertical deformation behavior of rock mass with voids and concrete filled solution cave
The normal deformation behavior of rock mass with voids and concrete filled solution cave in karst area influences directly the internal stress and safety of cable pylon and anchorage. There were thirty static load tests on rock foundation of Lishui River large suspension bridge. The results of study show that the pressurized p-s curves of natural rock mass look like main concave type
linear type
convex type and sickle type
but the one of grouted rock mass looks like main sickle type
concave type. In the rebound stage
the deformation of rock mass with voids doesn?t decrease significantly until all pressure or countdown level 1-2 is discharged. Located below the compression curve with memory effect
all re-compression curves of rock mass with voids look like concave type. Located below the rebound curve
re-rebound curves run approximately parallel to the rebound curve. For the concrete filled in solution cave
the compression curve looks like sickle type
the re-compression curve looks like concave type
the re-rebound curve runs approximately parallel-horizontal to the rebound curve; residual rate of deformation of re-compression and re- rebound curve is smaller than one. Cement slurry can fill effectively big voids and caves; but can not flow into closed microcracks of rock mass. The proportional limit determining method in the current codes may not meet rock mass with voids. With pressure changing
deformation modulus of rock mass with voids changes. The conclusions may provide the basis for grouting evaluation