Research on permeable pores in collapse column fillings with different gradation structures

Abstract

Particle loss is an important cause of water inrush catastrophes in collapsed columns. In order to study the relationship between the lost particles of different graded rock samples and the pore structure of the subsidence column filling, experiments were designed and the changes of the seepage parameters of graded rock samples during the particle migration process under different permeable water pressures P and axial loads F were determined. The results show that: (1) There will be obvious collapse, silting and particle loss behaviors in the sample during different loading processes, and the rock samples with gradation values of n = 0.3 and n = 0.5 are dominant; (2) The relationship between porosity φ and bearing pressure The exponential function can be used to fit the loads F well, and the porosity decreases with the increase of the bearing load. The water surging characteristics before and after 1.2 MPa are mainly in the turbulent water gushing stage, accompanied by instantaneous slurry. Possibility of splashing and indenter sliding; (3) After infiltration, the condition of the remaining skeleton rock samples in the cylinder generally shows a trend of first decreasing rapidly, then increasing slowly, and then decreasing; (4) The gradation value n of the sample and the bottom There is a good correlation between the damaged area and the mean value S of the maximum area of the top water inrush channel. The maximum area increase of the damaged area and the maximum area increase of the water inrush channel show an opposite trend. The permeable pores of the graded samples can be divided into There are three situations of digging and collapse, water inrush gap and scouring hole, and the pore seepage process can be divided into 4 stages of inoculation of water seepage, rapid adjustment, rapid scour and steady flow.