2022
DOI: 10.1007/s00603-022-03086-1
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Laboratory Investigations into the Failure Mechanisms of New Yielding and Inflatable Rockbolts Under Axial and Shearing Loading Conditions

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“…Assuming that the PKS is a clamped plate [43], which is rectangular and bears a uniform load. Based on these assumptions, the following restrictions are imposed [36,37,44,45]:…”
Section: Construction Of Prediction Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Assuming that the PKS is a clamped plate [43], which is rectangular and bears a uniform load. Based on these assumptions, the following restrictions are imposed [36,37,44,45]:…”
Section: Construction Of Prediction Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The plate fixing mechanisms vary reinforcement/support reactions of rock bolts. For improving the energy absorption capacity of the plate part, load bearing capacity and displacement limits should be improved together [26][27][28]. As the energy unit of Joule (J) is equal to N‧m, the are under load (N) and displacement (m) graphs can be used to calculate the energy absorption capacity.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The excavation and unloading of coal mine roadways cause the stress readjustment of the surrounding rock, which, in turn, causes displacement of the roadway surrounding rock towards the excavation space. In order to prevent the destruction or even instability of the surrounding rock, it is necessary to implement active support for the surrounding rock of the roadway and restore its three-dimensional stress state, which provide support compensation stress that can achieve a new balance of internal stress in the surrounding rock [1][2][3].…”
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“…When the compensated stress is reduced from 0.2 MPa to 0.1 MPa, the acoustic emission counts do not increase significantly, indicating that the compensated stress of 0.1 MPa can also keep the coal sample stable. 3 When the compensated stress is reduced to 0 MPa, the acoustic emission counts increase sharply and become more and more involved in the process of pressure relief. After about 3 min, the coal sample becomes unstable and failure occurs, indicating that the coal sample without compensated stress cannot guarantee long-term stability.…”
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