LI Xiao-zhao, SHAO Zhu-shan, QI Cheng-zhi. Study on rock crack damage and confining pressure effects
on shear fracture band[J]. 2019, 40(11): 4249-4258.
DOI:
LI Xiao-zhao, SHAO Zhu-shan, QI Cheng-zhi. Study on rock crack damage and confining pressure effects
on shear fracture band[J]. 2019, 40(11): 4249-4258.DOI: 10.16285/j.rsm.2018.1434.
Study on rock crack damage and confining pressure effects
on shear fracture band
Existence of rock microcracks has great influence on rock shear fracture under compressive loadings. However
the effects of microcrack geometries and confining pressures on shear fracture angle are rarely studied in rocks. In this study
an improved expression of stress intensity factor containing crack angle effect is derived
which is based on the proposed expression at crack tips in Ashby’s microcrack model. Using this improved stress intensity factor
the constitutive relationship between crack growth
strain and stress is obtained
and it predicts the peak strength in rocks. Coupling this constitutive relationship at state of peak strength and Mohr-Coulomb failure criterion
the correlations of internal friction angle
cohesion
shear strength and damage are obtained. Effects of confining pressure
initial crack size
crack angle and friction coefficient on shear fracture angle are discussed. The rationality of theoretical model is verified with experimental data. The results show that internal friction angle
cohesion and shear strength decrease with increment of damage; shear fracture angle increases with the increment of confining pressure and friction coefficient
or the decrement of initial crack size; shear fracture angle decreases firstly
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