Research on secondary porosity changing law of sandstone under saturation-air dry cycles
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Research on secondary porosity changing law of sandstone under saturation-air dry cycles
Vol. 33, Issue 2, (2012)
作者机构:
1. 三峡大学 三峡库区地质灾害教育部重点实验室,湖北,宜昌,443002
2. 三峡大学 土木与建筑学院,湖北,宜昌,443002
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CLC:TU457
Online First:14 February 2012,
Published:2012
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DENG Hua-feng, LI Jian-lin, WANG Kong-wei, et al. Research on secondary porosity changing law of sandstone under saturation-air dry cycles[J]. 2012, 33(2).
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DENG Hua-feng, LI Jian-lin, WANG Kong-wei, et al. Research on secondary porosity changing law of sandstone under saturation-air dry cycles[J]. 2012, 33(2).DOI:
Research on secondary porosity changing law of sandstone under saturation-air dry cycles
the reservoir water level will be raised to 175 m and lowered to 145 m every year. During the fluctuation of the reservoir water level
the quality of rock mass of the bank slopes will be deteriorated gradually in water-rock interaction of saturation-air dry cycles. Thereafter
taking sand rock at the fluctuation of reservoir water level as a representative
an experiment model the process of saturation-air dry cycles is designed. Test results show that comparing with the conventional immersion experiment
the rise or decline of water pressure and the cycle of saturation-air dry have cumulative and magnified effect on the damage of rock mass. Tests also show that the greater change of water pressure in immersion
the greater impact on the ion concentration and secondary porosity; at the same time
the more cycles of saturation-air dry
the more serious damage to the rock mass. Based on the change of ion concentration
the computational method of secondary porosity change law in the rock which is consistent with measured changes of secondary porosity is proposed. It can be applied to on-site monitoring
which can speculate the water chemical reaction in rock
and how the secondary porosity rate has developed through long-term monitoring of ion concentration. Research results lay the foundation for the study of rock mass quality of the bank slopes deteriorating in the saturation-air dry cycles.