LI Hao-ran, YANG Chun-he, ZHAO Wei-gang, et al. Experimental studies of failure characteristics and evolution laws of ultrasonic velocity and acoustic emission for salt rock under triaxial loading[J]. 2016, 37(9): 2458-2466.
LI Hao-ran, YANG Chun-he, ZHAO Wei-gang, et al. Experimental studies of failure characteristics and evolution laws of ultrasonic velocity and acoustic emission for salt rock under triaxial loading[J]. 2016, 37(9): 2458-2466.DOI: 10.16285/j.rsm.2016.09.004.
In order to investigate the characteristics of ultrasonic wave velocity and acoustic emission activity of salt rock under triaxial loading
the triaxial loading tests are conducted. Employing a device composed of acoustic wave testing system
acoustic emission testing systems
we obtain the following results: Four stages are identified in the process
including stageⅠof the elastic compression
stageⅡof initiation and stabilized growth of fractures
stage Ⅲ of accelerated growth of fractures
stage Ⅳ of sustained strength. During phaseⅠ
the velocity of ultrasonic wave of salt rock has a slight increase,and a few acoustic emission(AE) events happen in this stage. In the stageⅡ
P-wave and S-wave remain stable
AE events become active. In phase Ⅲ and Ⅳ
AE activity of salt rock performs intensely
and the velocity of P-wave remains stable while velocity of S-wave reduces significantly. The level of confining pressure significantly influence ultrasonic wave velocity and acoustic emission activity. The rate of change of velocity of ultrasonic wave is large at a low level of confining pressure while small at a high level of confining pressure. When dynamic axial strain is 10%
the total amount of AE events is 16 271 under confining pressure of 5 MPa
the number decreases to 8 764 under confining pressure of 10 MPa due to the effect of compaction
3 041 under confining pressure of 15 MPa
and 906 under confining pressure of 20 MPa
which indicates that the level of confining pressure greatly influenc the AE activity
showing “the effect of confining pressure densification”.