Experimental study of dynamic fracture behaviors of branched cracks under blasting stress wave
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Experimental study of dynamic fracture behaviors of branched cracks under blasting stress wave
Vol. 32, Issue 10, (2011)
作者机构:
1. 中国矿业大学 力学与建筑工程学院,北京,100083
2. 中国矿业大学 深部岩石力学与地下工程国家重点实验室,北京,100083
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DOI:
CLC:O384
Online First:13 October 2011,
Published:2011
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LI Qing, ZHANG Xi, LI Sheng-yuan, et al. Experimental study of dynamic fracture behaviors of branched cracks under blasting stress wave[J]. 2011, 32(10).
DOI:
LI Qing, ZHANG Xi, LI Sheng-yuan, et al. Experimental study of dynamic fracture behaviors of branched cracks under blasting stress wave[J]. 2011, 32(10).DOI:
Experimental study of dynamic fracture behaviors of branched cracks under blasting stress wave
Dynamic caustics experimental technique is used to study dynamic characteristics of the propagation of explosion main cracks and branched cracks under blasting stress wave. The prefabricated cracks were opening or closing as a result of the explosion stress wave reflection from these cracks
and reduced the dynamic behaviors of explosion main cracks. These main cracks can’t generally pass through the prefabricated cracks and continue to extend. The branched cracks are derived from the ends of the prefabricated cracks. The initiation and propagation of branched cracks are caused by the diffraction effective of tensile stress concentration of the prefabricated crack tips. The split angles of branched cracks are closely related to the prefabricated cracks and angle of blasting incidence stress wave. The branched cracks initiation is started from the direction of generalized maximum energy release rate
and shown as mixed mode fracture and the stability propagation with the direction of maximum principal stress. The dynamic stress intensity factor and velocity of branched cracks are lower than blasting main cracks’. The initial fracture toughness of branched cracks is about 0.5-0.65 MN/m3/2. The arrest toughness of branched cracks is about 0.25-0.35 MN/m3/2
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