Research on mechanical properties and damage evolution law of
argillaceous dolomite under freeze-thaw cycles
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Research on mechanical properties and damage evolution law of
argillaceous dolomite under freeze-thaw cycles
Vol. 35, Issue 11, (2014)
作者机构:
1. 西南交通大学 土木工程学院,成都,610031
2. 贵州大学 土木建筑工程学院,贵阳,550003
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CLC:TU452
Online First:10 December 2014,
Published:2014
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WU An-jie, DENG Jian-hua, GU Xiang, et al. Research on mechanical properties and damage evolution law of
argillaceous dolomite under freeze-thaw cycles[J]. 2014, 35(11).
DOI:
WU An-jie, DENG Jian-hua, GU Xiang, et al. Research on mechanical properties and damage evolution law of
argillaceous dolomite under freeze-thaw cycles[J]. 2014, 35(11).DOI:
Research on mechanical properties and damage evolution law of
argillaceous dolomite under freeze-thaw cycles
Mechanical characteristics of saturated argillaceous dolomite under freezing–thawing cycles were tested by low temperature numerical control incubator BCD-218 C and computer-controlled electronic versatile testing machine WDW3100. In uniaxial compressive state
characteristics of stress–strain curves and law of peak stress
peak strain
elastic modulus and Poisson's ratio varying with freezing-thawing cycles were analyzed. Base on existing theory of damage mechanics
damage constitutive model of taking freeze-thaw cycle times and strain as control variables were established by introducing slope increase trend coefficient (correction coefficient). The results show that peak stress
peak strain and elastic modulus decrease exponentially; while Poisson's ratio increases linearly with increase of freezing-thawing cycles. For the effects of freezing and thawing cycles
the short line shape gentle stage appears after the first stage (compaction stage) in complete stress-strain curves
during this period
the rock shows partial slippage phenomenon. In addition
failure mode of the rock transforms from brittleness to ductility
which has pre-peak plastic hardening and post peak strain softening behavior. Theoretical constitutive model coincides with experimental results.