WU Yang, ZHANG Xian-feng, XIONG Wei, et al. Mesoscopic numerical simulation method of the shock compression properties of rock materials[J]. 2017, 38(6): 1805-1812.
WU Yang, ZHANG Xian-feng, XIONG Wei, et al. Mesoscopic numerical simulation method of the shock compression properties of rock materials[J]. 2017, 38(6): 1805-1812.DOI: 10.16285/j.rsm.2017.06.031.
Mesoscopic numerical simulation method of the shock compression properties of rock materials
It is known that mesoscopic characteristics of rock materials have a significant effect on its macroscopic mechanical properties.Based on the electron micrograph of mesostructure of typical rock materials
a mesoscopic simulation model was established to investigate the shock compression behavior of rock materials with different mesostructures
such as particle morphology
porosity and water.Numerical studies of mesoscopic behaviors were conducted on rock materials during the compressive processes using ANSYS Autodyn software.We obtained the effect of particle morphology
porosity and water on shock compressive properties at mesoscale.The Hugoniot parameters of rock materials with different mesostructures were determined
which were further applied in the impact cratering process simulations.The results show that both the Hugoniot parameters at mesoscale and the results of cratering process simulation are in good agreement with existing experimental counterparts in the literature.It is found that the porosity and water content have an obvious negative effect on the shock wave propagation in rock materials.The Hugoniot parameters determined by the mesoscopic simulation are applied to predict dynamic responses of rock materials
which can effectively reflect the effect of particle morphology
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WANG Zhi-liang1
XIAO Zhi-huan1
SHEN Lin-fang1
LI Shao-Jun2
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SUN Wen-qing
ZHU Ze-fan
SU Yong-kang
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