Failure format and interactive mechanism of prestressed thru-anchor cable in a large underground caverns
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Failure format and interactive mechanism of prestressed thru-anchor cable in a large underground caverns
Vol. 34, Issue 8, (2013)
作者机构:
1. 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
2. 中国水电顾问集团 华东勘测设计研究院,杭州,310014
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DOI:
CLC:U453.2
Online First:13 August 2013,
Published:2013
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JIANG Quan, CHEN Jian-lin, FENG Xia-ting, et al. Failure format and interactive mechanism of prestressed thru-anchor cable in a large underground caverns[J]. 2013, 34(8).
DOI:
JIANG Quan, CHEN Jian-lin, FENG Xia-ting, et al. Failure format and interactive mechanism of prestressed thru-anchor cable in a large underground caverns[J]. 2013, 34(8).DOI:
Failure format and interactive mechanism of prestressed thru-anchor cable in a large underground caverns
This paper pays main attention on the failure performance and excavation induced interaction of prestressed thru-anchor cable by a case study. In-situ investigation had shown that there were several failure formats of prestressed thru-cable in the Jinping II underground powerhouse. The observed proof also indicated that this kind of break of thru-cables belongs to tensile failure due to unloading deformation and time-dependent rheology of underground caverns. Thus
a new cell model is purposed to describe the interactive relation between thru-anchor cables and reinforced rock. This cable-rock cell model has special structure
i.e. an elasto-brittle cell is employed to representing the mechanical behavior of thru-anchor cables
and a viscoelastic Kelvin-Hooke cell is employed to representing the mechanical response of host rock. Based on this coupled model
several mechanical parameters which influence the cable’s load are discussed
including elastic modulus of cable
elastic modulus of rock
viscoelastic modulus of rock and coefficient of rock viscosity
etc. This discussion can help us to recognize the ambivalent relationship between thru-anchor cable and reinforced surrounding rock.