Discussion of Z.T. Bieniawski's paper Mechanism of brittle fracture of rock—parts I and II

Peng, Sen‐Lin

doi:10.1016/0148-9062(70)90014-8

International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciences &am

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DOI: 10.1016/0148-9062(70)90014-8

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Discussion of Z.T. Bieniawski's paper Mechanism of brittle fracture of rock—parts I and II

Sen‐Lin Peng¹

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Evaluation of white sandstone mechanical behaviour and the energy evolution of prepeak unloading damage

Liang

Guo

et al. 2022

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Deep high-stress roadway excavation under unloading disturbance inevitably leads to damage deterioration of the surrounding rock, which poses a serious threat to its stability. To explore the energy characteristics of white sandstone damaged by peak front unloading, uniaxial compression tests were conducted on damaged rock samples. The results show that the peak strength and modulus of elasticity of the rock sample gradually decrease with increasing damage degrees. The external work input energy, releasable elastic strain energy and dissipation energy all decreased with increasing damage. Damage evolution curves and equations of the rock samples were obtained based on the damage instantiation model established by the principle of energy dissipation and release. The effects of unloading damage on the fracture characteristics of the rock samples were analysed from both macro and microscopic viewpoints, and the results showed that a micro fracture in the rock is transformed from brittle–ductile damage, while macroscopic damage occurs in the form of a "shear"-"splitting"-"mixed shear-splitting" damage process. This paper has certain research and reference value for understanding the damage evolution characteristics of rocks with peak front unloading damage.

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Evaluation of white sandstone mechanical behaviour and the energy evolution of prepeak unloading damage

Liang

Guo

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