Deformation and failure behavior of carbon dioxide hydrate-bearing sands with different hydrate contents under triaxial shear tests
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Deformation and failure behavior of carbon dioxide hydrate-bearing sands with different hydrate contents under triaxial shear tests
Vol. 32, Issue S2, (2011)
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中国科学院武汉岩土力学研究所 岩土力学与工程国家重点实验室,武汉,430071
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CLC:TU443
Online First:26 August 2011,
Published:2011
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WEI Hou-zhen, YAN Rong-tao, CHEN Pan, et al. Deformation and failure behavior of carbon dioxide hydrate-bearing sands with different hydrate contents under triaxial shear tests[J]. 2011, 32(S2).
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WEI Hou-zhen, YAN Rong-tao, CHEN Pan, et al. Deformation and failure behavior of carbon dioxide hydrate-bearing sands with different hydrate contents under triaxial shear tests[J]. 2011, 32(S2).DOI:
Deformation and failure behavior of carbon dioxide hydrate-bearing sands with different hydrate contents under triaxial shear tests
Natural gas hydrate is one of the most important potential energy sources
which is a triggering factor of global climate change and geologic hazards. It is necessary to research engineering characteristic of hydrate-bearing sediment to insure the exploiture of hydrate successfully.A triaxial shear apparatus devoloped by ourselves was used to test the deformation and failure behaviors of sand with different hydrate content controled by different original water content. As a result
it is found that the shear modulus of hydrate-bearing sand increased sharply because of samples filled and cemented by hydrate in pore
and original shear modulus of samples increased with increment of hydrate content at the same confining pressure in hyperbolic model. Friction angle increases with increment of hydrate contents slightly; however compared with the samples contained 31.0% and 51.0% hydrate
cohesion of the former two groups are much more than the latter two.Thus the constribution of strength increment is the cementation of hydrate on grains
and the effect is controlled by content and distribution of hydrate in samples.