YANG Qi-lai, XIONG Yong-lin, ZHANG Sheng, et al. Elastoplastic constitutive model for soft rock considering temperature effect[J]. 2019, 40(5): 1898-1906.
YANG Qi-lai, XIONG Yong-lin, ZHANG Sheng, et al. Elastoplastic constitutive model for soft rock considering temperature effect[J]. 2019, 40(5): 1898-1906.DOI: 10.16285/j.rsm.2018.0935.
Elastoplastic constitutive model for soft rock considering temperature effect
underground storage of nuclear waste and pervasive application of energy piles
need to consider the effect of temperature on the mechanical properties of soft rock. In order to describe the mechanical properties of soft rock more comprehensively
based on the superloading and subloading concept and the concept of temperature-equivalent stress
a new elastoplastic constitutive model for soft rock
which is able to consider the effect of temperature
intermediate principal stress
structure and overconsolidation at the same time
is proposed in the tij stress space. All parameters of the new model have clear physical meaning. By comparing theoretical curves with the experimental results
the correctness of the proposed constitutive model is verified. Finally
by changing the model parameters
the performance of the new constitutive model is analyzed and discussed. Increasing the value of m which controls development of overconsolidation ratio or reducing the value of m*that controls structural state development will enhance the shear strength of soft rock. With the increase of temperature
the shear strength of soft rock declines. The higher the initial overconsolidation ratio is
the more apparent the dilatancy of soft rock becomes.But when initial structure is large
the volume strain of soft rock presents shear contraction in the final shear stage.