With rock sample of coal seam roof as matrix and steel wire as bolt and steel sheet as steel strip
anchored rocks have been experimented by means of three-point-bend. Testing results show that: as the differential properties on compressive and tensile of rock,the speed of tensile strain growth is greater than that of compressive and cracks begin to extend on the lower surface of rock and gradually propagate upward in the bending process. The flexural behavior of bolt anchored specimen has been enhanced
while the mechanical properties of rock are improved in anchorage zone
and a certain amount of tensile stress is shared by steel belt and bolt. The cross section stress distribution of specimen could be divided into three stages in accordance with the failure process. The first is elastic stage. Crack generation and propagation is the second stage. The bearing capacity of rock start to deteriorate
and tensile stress gradually shifts to the steel belt
bearing capacity of anchored increases dramatically because crack propagation of rock is limited. The third is failure stage
bolt lost function
deflection increases while bearing capacity of the specimen tends to be stabled.
Test study of mechanical properties and failure characteristics of anchored rock
Particle flow simulation of fracture characteristics and crack propagation mechanism of holed-cracked Brazilian disc specimen
Modeling initiation and propagation of main and secondary cracks of rock under combined compression and shear loading using extended finite element method
Disturbance mechanism of blasting excavation to aquiferous rock crack propagation
A block-discrete-spring model to simulate failure process of rock
Related Author
CHEN Lu
TAN Yun-liang
ZANG Chuan-wei
ZHAO Tong-bin
YU Feng-hai
HUANG Yan-hua
YANG Sheng-qi
SHI Fang
Related Institution
School of Nuclear Resources Engineering, University of South China
College of Resources and Environmental Engineering, Shandong University of Science and Technology
State Key Laboratory for Geomechanics and Deep Underground Engineering, China University of Mining and Technology
Key Laboratory of Geotechnical and Structural Engineering Safety of Hubei Province, Wuhan University
State Key Laboratory for Geomechanics & Deep Underground Engineering, China University of Mining and Technology