Background:Scientific animal models are indispensable for studying trauma repair.This work aimed at establishing a more scientific rat trauma model by studying different rat trauma models caused by different trauma nu...Background:Scientific animal models are indispensable for studying trauma repair.This work aimed at establishing a more scientific rat trauma model by studying different rat trauma models caused by different trauma numbers,locations,and trauma attachment tension unloaders and rat age.Methods:A four-trauma self-upper,lower,left and right control model;a two-trauma self-trauma bare and ring control model;and a young and old rat trauma model were created to evaluate the condition of these traumas.Results:In the four-trauma self-control model,the healing status of the upper proximal cephalic trauma was better than that of the lower proximal caudal trauma,whereas there was no significant difference between the left and right trauma.The healing rate and postwound condition of the trauma with a ring control in the two-trauma model were better than those of the bare side.The healing speed of the old rats was slower,and the amount of extracellular matrix in the subcutaneous tissue after healing was significantly lower than that of the young rats.Conclusion:The double trauma with a ring is a more scientific and reasonable experimental model.There is a significant difference between young and old rats in the wound healing process.Therefore,the appropriate age of the rats should be selected according to the main age range of the patients with similar conditions in the clinical setting being mimicked.展开更多
The study focuses on the creep characteristics of significant yellow sandstone for water conservancy, hydropower, and other waterrelated slope excavation unloading rock-graded loading creep characteristics. It conduct...The study focuses on the creep characteristics of significant yellow sandstone for water conservancy, hydropower, and other waterrelated slope excavation unloading rock-graded loading creep characteristics. It conducts a uniaxial graded loading creep test on yellow sandstone under different pre-peak unloading and wetting-drying cycles. The improved nonlinear Nishihara model was obtained by introducing a nonlinear viscous element with an accelerated creep threshold switch. The sensitivity characteristics of the parameters of the improved creep model were analyzed and a nonlinear creep constitutive model was established, considering the unloading-cyclic intrinsic damage induced by water intrusion. The research results show that:(1)With an increase in the unloading point, the porosity of the rock samples initially decreases and then increases. As the number of cyclic water intrusions rises, the porosity of the rock samples gradually increases, reaching a maximum of 9.58% at an unloading point of 70% uniaxial compression stress(0.7 Rc) after five cycles.(2) Total creep deformation increases with the number of cyclic water intrusions;however, with an increase in the unloading ratio, the original samples show an initial decrease, followed by an increase in creep deformation. With a higher unloading ratio and various instances of cyclic water intrusion, the total creep time of the rock samples,compared to the original samples, is reduced by 21.8%and 23.02%. The creep damage mode gradually changes from shear damage to tensile damage.(3) The sensitivity characteristics of the improved creep model parameters show that transient elasticity modulus E1 is affected by the coupling of unloading and cyclic water intrusion. The viscoelastic modulus E2 and viscous coefficient η1 are mainly affected by unloading and cyclic water intrusion.(4) Based on the strain equivalence principle of damage mechanics, the damage treatment of the parameters in the original model is improved to construct a nonlinear creep constitutive model that considers unloading-cyclic water intrusion damage. A parameter inversion and comparison to the traditional Nishihara model reveal an average relative standard deviation of 0.271%,significantly less than 1%, indicating a more accurate nonlinear creep constitutive model. The research results are crucial for analyzing the long-term stability of water-related steep rocky slopes post-excavation and unloading and for preventing and controlling creep-type landslide disasters.展开更多
A series of true triaxial unloading tests are conducted on sandstone specimens with a single structural plane to investigate their mechanical behaviors and failure characteristics under different in situ stress states...A series of true triaxial unloading tests are conducted on sandstone specimens with a single structural plane to investigate their mechanical behaviors and failure characteristics under different in situ stress states.The experimental results indicate that the dip angle of structural plane(θ)and the intermediate principal stress(σ2)have an important influence on the peak strength,cracking mode,and rockburst severity.The peak strength exhibits a first increase and then decrease as a function ofσ2 for a constantθ.However,whenσ2 is constant,the maximum peak strength is obtained atθof 90°,and the minimum peak strength is obtained atθof 30°or 45°.For the case of an inclined structural plane,the crack type at the tips of structural plane transforms from a mix of wing and anti-wing cracks to wing cracks with an increase inσ2,while the crack type around the tips of structural plane is always anti-wing cracks for the vertical structural plane,accompanied by a series of tensile cracks besides.The specimens with structural plane do not undergo slabbing failure regardless ofθ,and always exhibit composite tensile-shear failure whatever theσ2 value is.With an increase inσ2 andθ,the intensity of the rockburst is consistent with the tendency of the peak strength.By analyzing the relationship between the cohesion(c),internal friction angle(φ),andθin sandstone specimens,we incorporateθinto the true triaxial unloading strength criterion,and propose a modified linear Mogi-Coulomb criterion.Moreover,the crack propagation mechanism at the tips of structural plane,and closure degree of the structural plane under true triaxial unloading conditions are also discussed and summarized.This study provides theoretical guidance for stability assessment of surrounding rocks containing geological structures in deep complex stress environments.展开更多
To study the energy evolution and failure characteristics of saturated sandstone under unloading conditions,rock unloading tests under different stress paths were conducted.The energy evolution mechanism of the unload...To study the energy evolution and failure characteristics of saturated sandstone under unloading conditions,rock unloading tests under different stress paths were conducted.The energy evolution mechanism of the unloading failure of saturated sandstone was systematically explored from the perspectives of the stress path,the initial confining pressure,and the energy conversion rate.The results show that(1)before the peak stress,the elastic energy increases with an increase in deviatoric stress,while the dissipated energy slowly increases first.After the peak stress,the elastic energy decreases with the decrease of deviatoric stress,and the dissipated energy suddenly increases.The energy release intensity during rock failure is positively correlated with the axial stress.(2)When the initial confining pressure is below a certain threshold,the stress path is the main factor influencing the total energy difference.When the axial stress remains constant and the confining pressure is unloading,the total energy is more sensitive to changes in the confining pressure.When the axial stress remains constant,the compressive deformation ability of the rock cannot be significantly improved by the increase in the initial confining pressure.The initial confining pressure is positively correlated with the rock's energy storage limit.(3)The initial confining pressure increases the energy conversion rate of the rock;the initial confining pressure is positively correlated with the energy conversion rate;and the energy conversion rate has a high confining pressure effect.The increase in the axial stress has a much greater impact on the elastic energy than the confining pressure.(4)When the deviatoric stress is small,the confining pressure mainly plays a protective role.Compared with the case of triaxial compression paths,the rock damage is more severe under unloading paths,and compared with the case of constant axial stress,the rock damage is more severe under increasing axial stress.展开更多
Gas rapid unloading(GRU)is an innovative technology for ore comminution.Increasing the production of fine powder in each ore grinding cycle is vital for scaling up the GRU method to industrial applications.This study ...Gas rapid unloading(GRU)is an innovative technology for ore comminution.Increasing the production of fine powder in each ore grinding cycle is vital for scaling up the GRU method to industrial applications.This study utilizes laboratory experiments to demon-strate that moderately reducing the orifice size significantly enhances pulverization and increases fine particle yield.Numerical simulations suggest that smaller orifices improve pulverization by increasing jet speed,reducing pressure drop,and creating a larger pressure difference inside and outside the unloading orifice.The orifice size should be optimized based on feed size to ensure efficient ore discharge.Reducing the unloading orifice size improves GRU grinding efficiency and energy use,offering guidance for the design of ore discharge ports in future industrial-scale equipment.展开更多
This study investigates the evolution of coal permeability under mining-induced stress and gas extraction,a key factor for safe and efficient coal seam gas recovery.A simplified triaxial stress path incorporating axia...This study investigates the evolution of coal permeability under mining-induced stress and gas extraction,a key factor for safe and efficient coal seam gas recovery.A simplified triaxial stress path incorporating axial stress,confining stress,and pore pressure was applied to simulate stress relief and gas drainage in protective seam mining.Laboratory experiments on intact and fractured coal samples from the Huainan mining area were conducted using a gas-flow and stress-controlled loading system.Results indicate that coal permeability is strongly dependent on loading history and fracture morphology.The first unloading cycle produced the largest fracture volume reduction(29%in vertically fractured coal,23%in horizontally fractured coal,and 20%—21%in intact coal).Irreversible permeability loss correlated with initial porosity,while the third cycle yielded the greatest permeability increase due to cumulative damage and new fracture formation.Decreasing pore pressure amplified its influence on permeability,with intact coal showing higher stress sensitivity and fractured coal exhibiting a declining trend under cyclic loading.Unlike previous studies that focused primarily on monotonic loading or single fracture orientations,this work systematically reveals the fracture-dependent,cyclic nature of permeability evolution under coupled mining stress and gas drainage conditions.These findings highlight the nonlinear,fracture-dependent nature of coal permeability evolution and provide guidance for optimizing gas drainage,enhancing methane recovery,and improving safety in deep coal mining.展开更多
Fissured coal mass under triaxial unloading condition exhibits higher burst potential than the triaxial loading condition,which poses challenge to safety and productivity of resources extraction and underground space ...Fissured coal mass under triaxial unloading condition exhibits higher burst potential than the triaxial loading condition,which poses challenge to safety and productivity of resources extraction and underground space utilization.To comprehensively understand the mechanism of unloading-induced burst during excavation process,this study investigated the fracture and energy evolution of samples with different fissure types such as single,two parallel,and two coplanar-parallel using PFC2D modelling.Triaxial loading tests were conducted to determine the compressive strengths and other parameters.With increase of fissure inclination angle,the triaxial compressive strength decreases forβ=0°-30°,and then increase forβ=30°-90°.The strength of samples with two coplanar-parallel fissures is the highest.Fissure can significantly change the distribution of fracture and elastic energy.Secondary cracks were generated starting from both ends of the fissure.Forβ=0°-60°,low elastic strain energy area was produced around the fissure along the loading direction.The elastic strain energy is transferred to the outside of fissures.Forβ=75°-90°,only a small amount of high elastic strain energy was generated on both sides of the fissure.The fracture expansion under unloading conditions occurred due to tensile stress T caused by unloading differential rebound deformation and the shear stress on the fissure surface.展开更多
During underground excavation,the surrounding rock mass is subjected to complex cyclic stress,significantly impacting its long-term stability,especially under varying water content conditions where this effect is ampl...During underground excavation,the surrounding rock mass is subjected to complex cyclic stress,significantly impacting its long-term stability,especially under varying water content conditions where this effect is amplified.However,research on the mechanical response mechanisms of surrounding rock mass under such conditions remains inadequate.This study utilized acoustic emission(AE)and resistivity testing to monitor rock fracture changes,revealing the rock’s damage state and characterizing the damage evolution process during uniaxial cyclic loading and unloading.First,a damage variable equation was established based on AE and resistivity parameters,leading to the derivation of a corresponding damage constitutive equation.Uniaxial cyclic loading and unloading tests were then conducted on sandstone samples with varying water contents,continuously monitoring AE signals and resistivity,along with computed tomography scans before and after failure.The predictions from the damage constitutive equation were compared with experimental results.This comparison shows that the proposed damage variable equation effectively characterizes the damage evolution of sandstone during loading and unloading,and that the constitutive equation closely fits the experimental data.This study provides a theoretical basis for monitoring and assessing the responses of surrounding rock mass during underground excavation.展开更多
In this study,based on the rockburst disaster mechanism of excess energy △E>0,true triaxial transient unloading strainburst(including instantaneous strainburst and delayed strainburst)experiments were performed on...In this study,based on the rockburst disaster mechanism of excess energy △E>0,true triaxial transient unloading strainburst(including instantaneous strainburst and delayed strainburst)experiments were performed on granite specimens at different maximum principal stress levels.The experimental results were then analyzed,with the strainburst characteristics and acoustic emission(AE)responses of the granite specimens being examined.The excess energy △E was derived through a comparison with the results of conventional biaxial compression tests.The following beneficial conclusions were drawn.The mechanical strength of delayed strainburst specimens initially increases and then decreases with the rise of the unloading stress level.In contrast,the mechanical strength of instantaneous strainburst specimens is higher than that of delayed ones,increasing with the unloading stress level.In terms of fragment ejection velocity and scale,the rockburst intensity of a specimen is positively correlated with its mechanical strength.A pronounced linear relationship exists between the excess energy △E and the fragment ejection velocity(as well as weight),indicating that △E is intimately linked to the kinetic energy of rockbursts.Rockbursts lead to the formation of burst pits and typical V-shaped damage zones near the free face of the specimens,within which tensile cracks dominate.Additionally,the distribution of AE AFRA values indicates that the proportion of tensile cracks increases with the rise of unloading stress level,suggesting that transient unloading under high stress levels significantly promotes tensile fracture.It is anticipated that this study will provide further elucidation on the mechanism of rockburst kinetic energy generation,thereby establishing a foundation for the design of rockburst support measures in engineering applications.展开更多
It is important to analyze the damage evolution process of surrounding rock under different water content for the stability of engineering rock mass.Based on digital speckle correlation(DSCM),acoustic emission(AE)and ...It is important to analyze the damage evolution process of surrounding rock under different water content for the stability of engineering rock mass.Based on digital speckle correlation(DSCM),acoustic emission(AE)and electromagnetic radiation(EMR),uniaxial hierarchical cyclic loading and unloading tests were carried out on sandstones with different fracture numbers under dry,natural and saturated water content,to explore the fracture propagation,failure precursor characteristics and damage response mechanism under the influence of water content effect.The results show that with the increase of water content,the peak stress and crack initiation stress decrease gradually,and the decreases are 15.28%-21.11%and 17.64%-23.04%,respectively.The peak strain and crack initiation strain increase gradually,and the increases are 19.85%-44.53%and 19.15%-41.94%,respectively.The precracked rock with different water content is mainly characterized by tensile failure at different loading stages.However,with the increase of water content,the proportion of shear cracks gradually increases,while acoustic emission events gradually decrease,the dissipative energy and energy storage limits of the rock under peak load gradually decrease,and the charge signal increases significantly,which is because the lubrication effect of water reduces the friction coefficient between crack surfaces.展开更多
This paper presents a new criterion for determining the unloading points quantitatively and consistently in a multi-stage triaxial test.The radial strain gradient(RSG)is first introduced as an arc tangent function of ...This paper presents a new criterion for determining the unloading points quantitatively and consistently in a multi-stage triaxial test.The radial strain gradient(RSG)is first introduced as an arc tangent function of the rate of change of radial strain to time.RSG is observed to correlate closely with the stress state of a compressed sample,and reaches a horizontal asymptote as approaching failure.For a given rock type,RSG value at peak stress is almost the same,irrespective of the porosity and permeability.These findings lead to the development of RSG criterion:Unloading points can be precisely determined at the time when RSG reaches a pre-determined value that is a little smaller than or equal to the RSG at peak stress.The RSG criterion is validated against other criteria and the single-stage triaxial test on various types of rocks.Failure envelopes from the RSG criterion match well with those from single-stage tests.A practical procedure is recommended to use the RSG criterion:an unconfined compression or single-stage test is first conducted to determine the RSG at peak stress for one sample,the unloading point is then selected to be a value close to the RSG at peak stress,and the multi-stage test is finally performed on another sample using the pre-selected RSG unloading criterion.Generally,the RSG criterion is applicable for any type of rocks,especially brittle rocks,where other criteria are not suitable.Further,it can be practically implemented on the most available rock mechanical testing instruments.展开更多
Existing creep constitutive models rarely incorporate studies on the coupling mechanism between creep damage and rock strain softening/hardening.This study analyzed the strain softening and hardening behaviors of argi...Existing creep constitutive models rarely incorporate studies on the coupling mechanism between creep damage and rock strain softening/hardening.This study analyzed the strain softening and hardening behaviors of argillaceous sandstone and sandy mudstone during load-induced failure based on the plastic increment theory.These behaviors were then coupled with an improved Burgers creep model to establish a coupled creep-damage and plastic softening/hardening model.Finally,the validity and engineering applicability of the proposed model were verified through FLAC~(3D)numerical simulations.The numerical simulation results of standard cylindrical specimens show that the established coupling model can effectively reflect the unloading creep deformation law and failure characteristics of argillaceous sandstone and sandy mudstone.Taking the diversion tunnel of a hydropower station in Northwest China as an example for engineering application,the coupled creep-damage and plastic softening/hardening model is introduced into FLAC~(3D)to carry out numerical simulation calculation of the tunnel under excavation and unsupported creep conditions.The results show that the uncoordinated deformation of the upper and lower walls of the surrounding rock of the tunnel is more prominent.When the buried depth of the tunnel increases to 80 m,the monitoring point C in the sandy mudstone area of the upper wall shows nonlinear accelerated deformation under unsupported creep conditions,and the maximum displacement in the horizontal direction reaches 44.5 mm,and the maximum displacement in the vertical direction reaches 53.5 mm.The coupled creep-damage and plastic softening/hardening model established in the research results can well describe the whole process of uncoordinated deformation and failure in the unloading creep process of soft-hard interbedded rock mass.展开更多
In this study,a uniaxial cyclic compression test is conducted on coal-rock composite structures under two cyclic loads using MTSE45.104 testing apparatus to investigate the macro-mesoscopic deformation,damage behavior...In this study,a uniaxial cyclic compression test is conducted on coal-rock composite structures under two cyclic loads using MTSE45.104 testing apparatus to investigate the macro-mesoscopic deformation,damage behavior,and energy evolution characteristics of these structures under different cyclic stress disturbances.Three loading and unloading rates(LURs)are tested to examine the damage behaviors and energy-driven characteristics of the composites.The findings reveal that the energy-driven behavior,mechanical properties,and macro-micro degradation characteristics of the composites are significantly influenced by the loading rate.Under the gradual cyclic loading and unloading(CLU)path with a constant lower limit(path I)and the CLU path with variable upper and lower boundaries(path II),an increase in LURs from 0.05 to 0.15 mm/min reduces the average loading time by 32.39%and 48.60%,respectively.Consequently,the total number of cracks in the samples increases by 1.66-fold for path I and 1.41-fold for path II.As LURs further increase,the energy storage limit of samples expands,leading to a higher proportion of transmatrix and shear cracks.Under both cyclic loading conditions,a broader cyclic stress range promotes energy dissipation and the formation of internal fractures.Notably,at higher loading rates,cracks tend to propagate along primary weak surfaces,leading to an increased incidence of intermatrix fractures.This behavior indicates a microscopic feature of the failure mechanisms in composite structures.These results provide a theoretical basis for elucidating the damage and failure characteristics of coal-rock composite structures under cyclic stress disturbances.展开更多
During the excavation of large-scale rock slopes and deep hard rock engineering,the induced rapid unloading serves as the primary cause of rock mass deformation and failure.The essence of this phenomenon lies in the o...During the excavation of large-scale rock slopes and deep hard rock engineering,the induced rapid unloading serves as the primary cause of rock mass deformation and failure.The essence of this phenomenon lies in the opening-shear failure process triggered by the normal stress unloading of fractured rock mass.In this study,we focus on local-scale rock fracture and conduct direct shear tests under different normal stress unloading rates on five types of non-persistent fractured hard rocks.The aim is to analyze the influence of normal stress unloading rates on the failure modes and shear mechanical characteristics of non-persistent fractured rocks.The results indicate that the normal unloading displacement decreases gradually with increasing normal stress unloading rate,while the influence of normal stress unloading rate on shear displacement is not significant.As the normal stress unloading rate increases,the rocks brittle failure process accelerates,and the degree of rocks damage decreases.Analysis of the stress state on rock fracture surfaces reveals that increasing the normal stress unloading rate enhances the compressive stress on rocks,leading to a transition in the failure mode from shear failure to tensile failure.A negative exponential strength formula was proposed,which effectively fits the relationship between failure normal stress and normal stress unloading rate.The findings enrich the theoretical foundation of unloading rock mechanics and provide theoretical support for disasters prevention and control in rock engineering excavations.展开更多
Preexisting cracks inside tight sandstones are one of the most important properties for controlling the mechanical and seepage behaviors.During the cyclic loading process,the rock generally exhibits obvious memorabili...Preexisting cracks inside tight sandstones are one of the most important properties for controlling the mechanical and seepage behaviors.During the cyclic loading process,the rock generally exhibits obvious memorability and irreversible plastic deformation,even in the linear elastic stage.The assessment of the evolution of preexisting cracks under hydrostatic pressure loading and unloading processes is helpful in understanding the mechanism of plastic deformation.In this study,ultrasonic measurements were conducted on two tight sandstone specimens with different bedding orientations subjected to hydrostatic loading and unloading processes.The P-wave velocity was characterized by a similar response with the volumetric strain to the hydrostatic pressure and showed different strain sensitivities at different loading and unloading stages.A numerical model based on the discrete element method(DEM)was proposed to quantitatively clarify the evolution of the crack distribution under different hydrostatic pressures.The numerical model was verified by comparing the evolution of the measured P-wave velocities on two anisotropic specimens.The irreversible plastic deformation that occurred during the hydrostatic unloading stage was mainly due to the permanent closure of plastic-controlled cracks.The closure and reopening of cracks with a small aspect ratio account for the major microstructure evolution during the hydrostatic loading and unloading processes.Such evolution of microcracks is highly dependent on the stress path.The anisotropy of the crack distribution plays an important role in the magnitude and strain sensitivity of the P-wave velocity under stress conditions.The study can provide insight into the microstructure evolution during cyclic loading and unloading processes.展开更多
Slabbing failure often occurs in the surround rock near a deep underground excavation. The mechanism of slabbing failure is still unclear. In order to reveal the influence of the intermediate principal stress （σ2） ...Slabbing failure often occurs in the surround rock near a deep underground excavation. The mechanism of slabbing failure is still unclear. In order to reveal the influence of the intermediate principal stress （σ2） on slabbing failure, true triaxial unloading compressive test was carried out based on the stress path of the underground engineering excavation, i.e., unloading the minimum principal stress （σ3）, keeping σ2, increasing the maximum principal stress （σ1）. The initiation and the propagation of slabbing fracture in rock specimens were identified by examining the acoustic emission （AE） and the infrared radiation characterization. The test results show that the failure modes of the granite and red sandstone specimens are changed from shear to slabbing with the increase of σ2. The AE characteristic of rock specimen under low σ2 is swarm type which is the main shock type under high σ2. The infrared radiation properties of rock specimen under different σ2 are also different. The temperature change area is just along the shear fracture such as the uniaxial compression. With the increase of σ2, the temperature change area is planar of rock specimen which proofs that the failure mode of rock specimen turns into slabbing.展开更多
Based on energy theory and tests of rocks with initial confining pressures of 10, 20 and 30 MPa under different unloading paths, the processes of strain energy conversion were investigated. The absorbing strain energy...Based on energy theory and tests of rocks with initial confining pressures of 10, 20 and 30 MPa under different unloading paths, the processes of strain energy conversion were investigated. The absorbing strain energy for axial compression, the dissipating strain energy for plastic deformation and cracks propagation, the expending strain energy for circumferential deformation, and the storing and releasing elastic strain energy were considered. Unloading paths included the condition of fixing axial pressure and unloading axial pressure, increasing axial pressure and unloading confining pressure, as well as unloading axial pressure and confining pressure simultaneously. Results show that expending strain energy for circumferential deformation has mainly evolved from absorbing strain energy for axial compression in three unloading paths during unloading processes. Dissipating strain energy is significantly increased only near the peak point. The effect of initial confining pressure on strain energy is significantly higher than that of unloading path. The strain energy is linearly increased with increasing initial confining pressure. The unloading path and initial confining pressure also have great influence on the energy dissipation. The conversion rate of strain energy in three paths is increased with increasing initial confining pressure, and the effect of initial confining pressure on conversion rate of strain energy is related with the unloading paths.展开更多
The effects of induction unloading such as drilling, blasting, lancing and water-infusion softening on weakening of rock mechanics properties were investigated. Three stress paths were chosen as test schemes correspon...The effects of induction unloading such as drilling, blasting, lancing and water-infusion softening on weakening of rock mechanics properties were investigated. Three stress paths were chosen as test schemes corresponding to the triaxial compressive test, pre-peak and post-peak unloading the confining pressure tests. The results show that compression deformation is the main cause of rock failure under loading condition. However, the strong dilatation leads to the rock failure along unloading direction. Rock failure happens even under little axial stress with confining pressure unloading. Poisson ratio increases with the decrease of confining pressure during the process of unloading. Elastic modulus increases slowly along with the decline of confining pressure, but decreases rapidly when unloaded to yielding strength. It shows that the weakening rate of rock intensity tends to be faster with easily failure under the unloading condition.展开更多
Using a circular incremental step load and unload method, a set of rheological experiments were performed to study the viscoelasto-plastic properties of amphibolite in Jinchuan No.2 diggings under different environmen...Using a circular incremental step load and unload method, a set of rheological experiments were performed to study the viscoelasto-plastic properties of amphibolite in Jinchuan No.2 diggings under different environments. Based on the scientific analysis on rheological experimental data, the viscoelasto-plastic properties of amphibolite under different environments were studied. The results show that the instantaneous elastic modulus and viscoplastic properties of amphibolite are affected little, the viscoelastic properties of amphibolite are significantly affected. Based on the experimental results and characteristics of recovered rock specimen, a generalized Kelvin model was chosen to simulate rheological properties of amphibolites and key parameters were obtained. It is found that the creep deformation modulus E1 is significantly influenced by the water, while the instant elastic modulus E2 is not significantly affected. The discreteness of the viscosity coefficient η is large, the influence of water on η is not clear and needs to be further studied.展开更多
The ultrastructure and intercellular connection of the sugar unloading zone (i.e. the phloem in the dorsal vascular bundle and the phloem_surrounding the assimilate sink_cells) of grape ( Vitis vinifera× V. labr...The ultrastructure and intercellular connection of the sugar unloading zone (i.e. the phloem in the dorsal vascular bundle and the phloem_surrounding the assimilate sink_cells) of grape ( Vitis vinifera× V. labrusca cv. Jingchao) berry was observed via transmission electron microscopy. The results showed that during the early developmental stages of grape berry, numerous plasmodesmata were found in the phloem between sieve element (SE) and companion cell (CC), between SE/CC complexes, between SE/CC complex and phloem parenchyma cell and in between phloem parenchyma cells, which made the phloem a symplastic integration, facilitating sugar unloading from sieve elements into both companion cells and phloem parenchyma cells via a symplastic pathway. On the contrary, there was almost no plasmodesma between phloem and its surrounding flesh photoassimilate sink_cells, neither in between the flesh photoassimilate sink_cells giving rise to a symplastic isolation both between phloem and its surrounding flesh photoassimilate sink_cells, as well as among the flesh photoassimilate sink_cells. This indicated that both the sugar unloading from phloem and postphloem transport of sugars should be mainly via an apoplastic pathway. During the ripening stage, most of the plasmodesmata between SE/CC complex and the surrounding phloem parenchyma cells were shown to be blocked by the electron_opaque globules, and a phenomenon of plasmolysis was found in a number of companion cells, indicating a symplastic isolation between SE/CC complex and its surrounding parenchyma cells during this phase. The symplastic isolation between the whole phloem and its surrounding photoassimilate sink_cells during the early developmental stages shifted to a symplastic isolation within the phloem during the ripening phase, and thus the symplastic pathway of sugar unloading from SE/CC complex during the early development stages should be replaced by a dominant apoplastic unloading pathway from SE/CC complex in concordance.展开更多
基金Shandong Provincial Natural Science Foundation,Grant/Award Number:ZR2022MH211the Key Program of Shandong Provincial Natural Science Foundation,Grant/Award Number:ZR2020KE018National Natural Science Foundation of China,Grant/Award Number:52003068。
文摘Background:Scientific animal models are indispensable for studying trauma repair.This work aimed at establishing a more scientific rat trauma model by studying different rat trauma models caused by different trauma numbers,locations,and trauma attachment tension unloaders and rat age.Methods:A four-trauma self-upper,lower,left and right control model;a two-trauma self-trauma bare and ring control model;and a young and old rat trauma model were created to evaluate the condition of these traumas.Results:In the four-trauma self-control model,the healing status of the upper proximal cephalic trauma was better than that of the lower proximal caudal trauma,whereas there was no significant difference between the left and right trauma.The healing rate and postwound condition of the trauma with a ring control in the two-trauma model were better than those of the bare side.The healing speed of the old rats was slower,and the amount of extracellular matrix in the subcutaneous tissue after healing was significantly lower than that of the young rats.Conclusion:The double trauma with a ring is a more scientific and reasonable experimental model.There is a significant difference between young and old rats in the wound healing process.Therefore,the appropriate age of the rats should be selected according to the main age range of the patients with similar conditions in the clinical setting being mimicked.
基金We gratefully acknowledge the financial support from the Key Laboratory of Geological Safety of Coastal Urban Underground Space,Ministry of Natural Resources(BHKF2022Y03)Shandong Provincial Colleges and Universities Youth Innovation Technology Support Program,Education Department of Shandong Province(grant number 2023KJ092).
文摘The study focuses on the creep characteristics of significant yellow sandstone for water conservancy, hydropower, and other waterrelated slope excavation unloading rock-graded loading creep characteristics. It conducts a uniaxial graded loading creep test on yellow sandstone under different pre-peak unloading and wetting-drying cycles. The improved nonlinear Nishihara model was obtained by introducing a nonlinear viscous element with an accelerated creep threshold switch. The sensitivity characteristics of the parameters of the improved creep model were analyzed and a nonlinear creep constitutive model was established, considering the unloading-cyclic intrinsic damage induced by water intrusion. The research results show that:(1)With an increase in the unloading point, the porosity of the rock samples initially decreases and then increases. As the number of cyclic water intrusions rises, the porosity of the rock samples gradually increases, reaching a maximum of 9.58% at an unloading point of 70% uniaxial compression stress(0.7 Rc) after five cycles.(2) Total creep deformation increases with the number of cyclic water intrusions;however, with an increase in the unloading ratio, the original samples show an initial decrease, followed by an increase in creep deformation. With a higher unloading ratio and various instances of cyclic water intrusion, the total creep time of the rock samples,compared to the original samples, is reduced by 21.8%and 23.02%. The creep damage mode gradually changes from shear damage to tensile damage.(3) The sensitivity characteristics of the improved creep model parameters show that transient elasticity modulus E1 is affected by the coupling of unloading and cyclic water intrusion. The viscoelastic modulus E2 and viscous coefficient η1 are mainly affected by unloading and cyclic water intrusion.(4) Based on the strain equivalence principle of damage mechanics, the damage treatment of the parameters in the original model is improved to construct a nonlinear creep constitutive model that considers unloading-cyclic water intrusion damage. A parameter inversion and comparison to the traditional Nishihara model reveal an average relative standard deviation of 0.271%,significantly less than 1%, indicating a more accurate nonlinear creep constitutive model. The research results are crucial for analyzing the long-term stability of water-related steep rocky slopes post-excavation and unloading and for preventing and controlling creep-type landslide disasters.
基金supports from the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos.52004143 and 52374095)the open fund for the Laboratory of Mining Response and Disaster Prevention and Control in Deep Coal Mines (Grant No.SKLMRDPC21KF06).
文摘A series of true triaxial unloading tests are conducted on sandstone specimens with a single structural plane to investigate their mechanical behaviors and failure characteristics under different in situ stress states.The experimental results indicate that the dip angle of structural plane(θ)and the intermediate principal stress(σ2)have an important influence on the peak strength,cracking mode,and rockburst severity.The peak strength exhibits a first increase and then decrease as a function ofσ2 for a constantθ.However,whenσ2 is constant,the maximum peak strength is obtained atθof 90°,and the minimum peak strength is obtained atθof 30°or 45°.For the case of an inclined structural plane,the crack type at the tips of structural plane transforms from a mix of wing and anti-wing cracks to wing cracks with an increase inσ2,while the crack type around the tips of structural plane is always anti-wing cracks for the vertical structural plane,accompanied by a series of tensile cracks besides.The specimens with structural plane do not undergo slabbing failure regardless ofθ,and always exhibit composite tensile-shear failure whatever theσ2 value is.With an increase inσ2 andθ,the intensity of the rockburst is consistent with the tendency of the peak strength.By analyzing the relationship between the cohesion(c),internal friction angle(φ),andθin sandstone specimens,we incorporateθinto the true triaxial unloading strength criterion,and propose a modified linear Mogi-Coulomb criterion.Moreover,the crack propagation mechanism at the tips of structural plane,and closure degree of the structural plane under true triaxial unloading conditions are also discussed and summarized.This study provides theoretical guidance for stability assessment of surrounding rocks containing geological structures in deep complex stress environments.
基金Anhui Natural Science Foundation Youth Program,Grant/Award Number:2208085QE142National Natural Science Foundations of China,Grant/Award Numbers:52004003,52304073Opening Foundation of Anhui Province Key Laboratory of Building Structure and Underground Engineering,Grant/Award Number:KLBSUE-2022-04。
文摘To study the energy evolution and failure characteristics of saturated sandstone under unloading conditions,rock unloading tests under different stress paths were conducted.The energy evolution mechanism of the unloading failure of saturated sandstone was systematically explored from the perspectives of the stress path,the initial confining pressure,and the energy conversion rate.The results show that(1)before the peak stress,the elastic energy increases with an increase in deviatoric stress,while the dissipated energy slowly increases first.After the peak stress,the elastic energy decreases with the decrease of deviatoric stress,and the dissipated energy suddenly increases.The energy release intensity during rock failure is positively correlated with the axial stress.(2)When the initial confining pressure is below a certain threshold,the stress path is the main factor influencing the total energy difference.When the axial stress remains constant and the confining pressure is unloading,the total energy is more sensitive to changes in the confining pressure.When the axial stress remains constant,the compressive deformation ability of the rock cannot be significantly improved by the increase in the initial confining pressure.The initial confining pressure is positively correlated with the rock's energy storage limit.(3)The initial confining pressure increases the energy conversion rate of the rock;the initial confining pressure is positively correlated with the energy conversion rate;and the energy conversion rate has a high confining pressure effect.The increase in the axial stress has a much greater impact on the elastic energy than the confining pressure.(4)When the deviatoric stress is small,the confining pressure mainly plays a protective role.Compared with the case of triaxial compression paths,the rock damage is more severe under unloading paths,and compared with the case of constant axial stress,the rock damage is more severe under increasing axial stress.
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.51934001)。
文摘Gas rapid unloading(GRU)is an innovative technology for ore comminution.Increasing the production of fine powder in each ore grinding cycle is vital for scaling up the GRU method to industrial applications.This study utilizes laboratory experiments to demon-strate that moderately reducing the orifice size significantly enhances pulverization and increases fine particle yield.Numerical simulations suggest that smaller orifices improve pulverization by increasing jet speed,reducing pressure drop,and creating a larger pressure difference inside and outside the unloading orifice.The orifice size should be optimized based on feed size to ensure efficient ore discharge.Reducing the unloading orifice size improves GRU grinding efficiency and energy use,offering guidance for the design of ore discharge ports in future industrial-scale equipment.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(52174129)the Guizhou Provincial Key Technology R&D Program([2024]034,[2023]337)the Independent Research Project of State Key Laboratory of Coal Resources and Safe Mining,CUMT(SKLCRSM22X006).
文摘This study investigates the evolution of coal permeability under mining-induced stress and gas extraction,a key factor for safe and efficient coal seam gas recovery.A simplified triaxial stress path incorporating axial stress,confining stress,and pore pressure was applied to simulate stress relief and gas drainage in protective seam mining.Laboratory experiments on intact and fractured coal samples from the Huainan mining area were conducted using a gas-flow and stress-controlled loading system.Results indicate that coal permeability is strongly dependent on loading history and fracture morphology.The first unloading cycle produced the largest fracture volume reduction(29%in vertically fractured coal,23%in horizontally fractured coal,and 20%—21%in intact coal).Irreversible permeability loss correlated with initial porosity,while the third cycle yielded the greatest permeability increase due to cumulative damage and new fracture formation.Decreasing pore pressure amplified its influence on permeability,with intact coal showing higher stress sensitivity and fractured coal exhibiting a declining trend under cyclic loading.Unlike previous studies that focused primarily on monotonic loading or single fracture orientations,this work systematically reveals the fracture-dependent,cyclic nature of permeability evolution under coupled mining stress and gas drainage conditions.These findings highlight the nonlinear,fracture-dependent nature of coal permeability evolution and provide guidance for optimizing gas drainage,enhancing methane recovery,and improving safety in deep coal mining.
基金supported by the National Science and Technology Major Project(2024ZD1000705)the Basic Research Project of Liaoning Provincial Department of Education-Key Project of Independent Topic Selection(LJ212410147007).
文摘Fissured coal mass under triaxial unloading condition exhibits higher burst potential than the triaxial loading condition,which poses challenge to safety and productivity of resources extraction and underground space utilization.To comprehensively understand the mechanism of unloading-induced burst during excavation process,this study investigated the fracture and energy evolution of samples with different fissure types such as single,two parallel,and two coplanar-parallel using PFC2D modelling.Triaxial loading tests were conducted to determine the compressive strengths and other parameters.With increase of fissure inclination angle,the triaxial compressive strength decreases forβ=0°-30°,and then increase forβ=30°-90°.The strength of samples with two coplanar-parallel fissures is the highest.Fissure can significantly change the distribution of fracture and elastic energy.Secondary cracks were generated starting from both ends of the fissure.Forβ=0°-60°,low elastic strain energy area was produced around the fissure along the loading direction.The elastic strain energy is transferred to the outside of fissures.Forβ=75°-90°,only a small amount of high elastic strain energy was generated on both sides of the fissure.The fracture expansion under unloading conditions occurred due to tensile stress T caused by unloading differential rebound deformation and the shear stress on the fissure surface.
基金Projects(52279117,52325905)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of ChinaProject(DJ-HXGG-2023-16)supported by the Technology Project of PowerChinaProject(SKLGME-JBGS2401)supported by the State Key Laboratory of Geomechanics and Geotechnical Engineering,China。
文摘During underground excavation,the surrounding rock mass is subjected to complex cyclic stress,significantly impacting its long-term stability,especially under varying water content conditions where this effect is amplified.However,research on the mechanical response mechanisms of surrounding rock mass under such conditions remains inadequate.This study utilized acoustic emission(AE)and resistivity testing to monitor rock fracture changes,revealing the rock’s damage state and characterizing the damage evolution process during uniaxial cyclic loading and unloading.First,a damage variable equation was established based on AE and resistivity parameters,leading to the derivation of a corresponding damage constitutive equation.Uniaxial cyclic loading and unloading tests were then conducted on sandstone samples with varying water contents,continuously monitoring AE signals and resistivity,along with computed tomography scans before and after failure.The predictions from the damage constitutive equation were compared with experimental results.This comparison shows that the proposed damage variable equation effectively characterizes the damage evolution of sandstone during loading and unloading,and that the constitutive equation closely fits the experimental data.This study provides a theoretical basis for monitoring and assessing the responses of surrounding rock mass during underground excavation.
基金funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.41941018).
文摘In this study,based on the rockburst disaster mechanism of excess energy △E>0,true triaxial transient unloading strainburst(including instantaneous strainburst and delayed strainburst)experiments were performed on granite specimens at different maximum principal stress levels.The experimental results were then analyzed,with the strainburst characteristics and acoustic emission(AE)responses of the granite specimens being examined.The excess energy △E was derived through a comparison with the results of conventional biaxial compression tests.The following beneficial conclusions were drawn.The mechanical strength of delayed strainburst specimens initially increases and then decreases with the rise of the unloading stress level.In contrast,the mechanical strength of instantaneous strainburst specimens is higher than that of delayed ones,increasing with the unloading stress level.In terms of fragment ejection velocity and scale,the rockburst intensity of a specimen is positively correlated with its mechanical strength.A pronounced linear relationship exists between the excess energy △E and the fragment ejection velocity(as well as weight),indicating that △E is intimately linked to the kinetic energy of rockbursts.Rockbursts lead to the formation of burst pits and typical V-shaped damage zones near the free face of the specimens,within which tensile cracks dominate.Additionally,the distribution of AE AFRA values indicates that the proportion of tensile cracks increases with the rise of unloading stress level,suggesting that transient unloading under high stress levels significantly promotes tensile fracture.It is anticipated that this study will provide further elucidation on the mechanism of rockburst kinetic energy generation,thereby establishing a foundation for the design of rockburst support measures in engineering applications.
基金financially supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.52304136)Young Talent of Lifting Engineering for Science and Technology in Shandong,China(No.SDAST2024QTA060)Key Project of Research and Development in Liaocheng(No.2023YD02)。
文摘It is important to analyze the damage evolution process of surrounding rock under different water content for the stability of engineering rock mass.Based on digital speckle correlation(DSCM),acoustic emission(AE)and electromagnetic radiation(EMR),uniaxial hierarchical cyclic loading and unloading tests were carried out on sandstones with different fracture numbers under dry,natural and saturated water content,to explore the fracture propagation,failure precursor characteristics and damage response mechanism under the influence of water content effect.The results show that with the increase of water content,the peak stress and crack initiation stress decrease gradually,and the decreases are 15.28%-21.11%and 17.64%-23.04%,respectively.The peak strain and crack initiation strain increase gradually,and the increases are 19.85%-44.53%and 19.15%-41.94%,respectively.The precracked rock with different water content is mainly characterized by tensile failure at different loading stages.However,with the increase of water content,the proportion of shear cracks gradually increases,while acoustic emission events gradually decrease,the dissipative energy and energy storage limits of the rock under peak load gradually decrease,and the charge signal increases significantly,which is because the lubrication effect of water reduces the friction coefficient between crack surfaces.
文摘This paper presents a new criterion for determining the unloading points quantitatively and consistently in a multi-stage triaxial test.The radial strain gradient(RSG)is first introduced as an arc tangent function of the rate of change of radial strain to time.RSG is observed to correlate closely with the stress state of a compressed sample,and reaches a horizontal asymptote as approaching failure.For a given rock type,RSG value at peak stress is almost the same,irrespective of the porosity and permeability.These findings lead to the development of RSG criterion:Unloading points can be precisely determined at the time when RSG reaches a pre-determined value that is a little smaller than or equal to the RSG at peak stress.The RSG criterion is validated against other criteria and the single-stage triaxial test on various types of rocks.Failure envelopes from the RSG criterion match well with those from single-stage tests.A practical procedure is recommended to use the RSG criterion:an unconfined compression or single-stage test is first conducted to determine the RSG at peak stress for one sample,the unloading point is then selected to be a value close to the RSG at peak stress,and the multi-stage test is finally performed on another sample using the pre-selected RSG unloading criterion.Generally,the RSG criterion is applicable for any type of rocks,especially brittle rocks,where other criteria are not suitable.Further,it can be practically implemented on the most available rock mechanical testing instruments.
基金funded by the Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.U22A20600)。
文摘Existing creep constitutive models rarely incorporate studies on the coupling mechanism between creep damage and rock strain softening/hardening.This study analyzed the strain softening and hardening behaviors of argillaceous sandstone and sandy mudstone during load-induced failure based on the plastic increment theory.These behaviors were then coupled with an improved Burgers creep model to establish a coupled creep-damage and plastic softening/hardening model.Finally,the validity and engineering applicability of the proposed model were verified through FLAC~(3D)numerical simulations.The numerical simulation results of standard cylindrical specimens show that the established coupling model can effectively reflect the unloading creep deformation law and failure characteristics of argillaceous sandstone and sandy mudstone.Taking the diversion tunnel of a hydropower station in Northwest China as an example for engineering application,the coupled creep-damage and plastic softening/hardening model is introduced into FLAC~(3D)to carry out numerical simulation calculation of the tunnel under excavation and unsupported creep conditions.The results show that the uncoordinated deformation of the upper and lower walls of the surrounding rock of the tunnel is more prominent.When the buried depth of the tunnel increases to 80 m,the monitoring point C in the sandy mudstone area of the upper wall shows nonlinear accelerated deformation under unsupported creep conditions,and the maximum displacement in the horizontal direction reaches 44.5 mm,and the maximum displacement in the vertical direction reaches 53.5 mm.The coupled creep-damage and plastic softening/hardening model established in the research results can well describe the whole process of uncoordinated deformation and failure in the unloading creep process of soft-hard interbedded rock mass.
基金Project(2023YFC3009003) supported by the National Key R&D Program of ChinaProjects(52130409, 52121003, 52374249, 52204220) supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of ChinaProject(2024JCCXAQ01) supported by the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities,China。
文摘In this study,a uniaxial cyclic compression test is conducted on coal-rock composite structures under two cyclic loads using MTSE45.104 testing apparatus to investigate the macro-mesoscopic deformation,damage behavior,and energy evolution characteristics of these structures under different cyclic stress disturbances.Three loading and unloading rates(LURs)are tested to examine the damage behaviors and energy-driven characteristics of the composites.The findings reveal that the energy-driven behavior,mechanical properties,and macro-micro degradation characteristics of the composites are significantly influenced by the loading rate.Under the gradual cyclic loading and unloading(CLU)path with a constant lower limit(path I)and the CLU path with variable upper and lower boundaries(path II),an increase in LURs from 0.05 to 0.15 mm/min reduces the average loading time by 32.39%and 48.60%,respectively.Consequently,the total number of cracks in the samples increases by 1.66-fold for path I and 1.41-fold for path II.As LURs further increase,the energy storage limit of samples expands,leading to a higher proportion of transmatrix and shear cracks.Under both cyclic loading conditions,a broader cyclic stress range promotes energy dissipation and the formation of internal fractures.Notably,at higher loading rates,cracks tend to propagate along primary weak surfaces,leading to an increased incidence of intermatrix fractures.This behavior indicates a microscopic feature of the failure mechanisms in composite structures.These results provide a theoretical basis for elucidating the damage and failure characteristics of coal-rock composite structures under cyclic stress disturbances.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.42372326 and 42090054)supported by the State Key Laboratory of Geohazard Prevention and Geoenvironment Protection Independent Research Project(SKLGP2023Z015).
文摘During the excavation of large-scale rock slopes and deep hard rock engineering,the induced rapid unloading serves as the primary cause of rock mass deformation and failure.The essence of this phenomenon lies in the opening-shear failure process triggered by the normal stress unloading of fractured rock mass.In this study,we focus on local-scale rock fracture and conduct direct shear tests under different normal stress unloading rates on five types of non-persistent fractured hard rocks.The aim is to analyze the influence of normal stress unloading rates on the failure modes and shear mechanical characteristics of non-persistent fractured rocks.The results indicate that the normal unloading displacement decreases gradually with increasing normal stress unloading rate,while the influence of normal stress unloading rate on shear displacement is not significant.As the normal stress unloading rate increases,the rocks brittle failure process accelerates,and the degree of rocks damage decreases.Analysis of the stress state on rock fracture surfaces reveals that increasing the normal stress unloading rate enhances the compressive stress on rocks,leading to a transition in the failure mode from shear failure to tensile failure.A negative exponential strength formula was proposed,which effectively fits the relationship between failure normal stress and normal stress unloading rate.The findings enrich the theoretical foundation of unloading rock mechanics and provide theoretical support for disasters prevention and control in rock engineering excavations.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.U2244215)the Knowledge Innovation Program of Wuhan-Basic Research(Grant No.2022010801010159)the Major Project of Inner Mongolia Science and Technology(Grant No.2021ZD0034).
文摘Preexisting cracks inside tight sandstones are one of the most important properties for controlling the mechanical and seepage behaviors.During the cyclic loading process,the rock generally exhibits obvious memorability and irreversible plastic deformation,even in the linear elastic stage.The assessment of the evolution of preexisting cracks under hydrostatic pressure loading and unloading processes is helpful in understanding the mechanism of plastic deformation.In this study,ultrasonic measurements were conducted on two tight sandstone specimens with different bedding orientations subjected to hydrostatic loading and unloading processes.The P-wave velocity was characterized by a similar response with the volumetric strain to the hydrostatic pressure and showed different strain sensitivities at different loading and unloading stages.A numerical model based on the discrete element method(DEM)was proposed to quantitatively clarify the evolution of the crack distribution under different hydrostatic pressures.The numerical model was verified by comparing the evolution of the measured P-wave velocities on two anisotropic specimens.The irreversible plastic deformation that occurred during the hydrostatic unloading stage was mainly due to the permanent closure of plastic-controlled cracks.The closure and reopening of cracks with a small aspect ratio account for the major microstructure evolution during the hydrostatic loading and unloading processes.Such evolution of microcracks is highly dependent on the stress path.The anisotropy of the crack distribution plays an important role in the magnitude and strain sensitivity of the P-wave velocity under stress conditions.The study can provide insight into the microstructure evolution during cyclic loading and unloading processes.
基金Project(2010CB732004)supported by the National Basic Research Program of ChinaProjects(50934006,11102239)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China
文摘Slabbing failure often occurs in the surround rock near a deep underground excavation. The mechanism of slabbing failure is still unclear. In order to reveal the influence of the intermediate principal stress （σ2） on slabbing failure, true triaxial unloading compressive test was carried out based on the stress path of the underground engineering excavation, i.e., unloading the minimum principal stress （σ3）, keeping σ2, increasing the maximum principal stress （σ1）. The initiation and the propagation of slabbing fracture in rock specimens were identified by examining the acoustic emission （AE） and the infrared radiation characterization. The test results show that the failure modes of the granite and red sandstone specimens are changed from shear to slabbing with the increase of σ2. The AE characteristic of rock specimen under low σ2 is swarm type which is the main shock type under high σ2. The infrared radiation properties of rock specimen under different σ2 are also different. The temperature change area is just along the shear fracture such as the uniaxial compression. With the increase of σ2, the temperature change area is planar of rock specimen which proofs that the failure mode of rock specimen turns into slabbing.
基金Project(51324744)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of ChinaProject(71380100006)supported by the Innovation Foundation of Doctoral Student in Hunan Province,China
文摘Based on energy theory and tests of rocks with initial confining pressures of 10, 20 and 30 MPa under different unloading paths, the processes of strain energy conversion were investigated. The absorbing strain energy for axial compression, the dissipating strain energy for plastic deformation and cracks propagation, the expending strain energy for circumferential deformation, and the storing and releasing elastic strain energy were considered. Unloading paths included the condition of fixing axial pressure and unloading axial pressure, increasing axial pressure and unloading confining pressure, as well as unloading axial pressure and confining pressure simultaneously. Results show that expending strain energy for circumferential deformation has mainly evolved from absorbing strain energy for axial compression in three unloading paths during unloading processes. Dissipating strain energy is significantly increased only near the peak point. The effect of initial confining pressure on strain energy is significantly higher than that of unloading path. The strain energy is linearly increased with increasing initial confining pressure. The unloading path and initial confining pressure also have great influence on the energy dissipation. The conversion rate of strain energy in three paths is increased with increasing initial confining pressure, and the effect of initial confining pressure on conversion rate of strain energy is related with the unloading paths.
基金Project (51074178) supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of ChinaProject (20110162120056) supported by the Special Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education of ChinaProject (2011QNZT089) supported by the Young Teachers Boosting Special Subject of Central South University,China
文摘The effects of induction unloading such as drilling, blasting, lancing and water-infusion softening on weakening of rock mechanics properties were investigated. Three stress paths were chosen as test schemes corresponding to the triaxial compressive test, pre-peak and post-peak unloading the confining pressure tests. The results show that compression deformation is the main cause of rock failure under loading condition. However, the strong dilatation leads to the rock failure along unloading direction. Rock failure happens even under little axial stress with confining pressure unloading. Poisson ratio increases with the decrease of confining pressure during the process of unloading. Elastic modulus increases slowly along with the decline of confining pressure, but decreases rapidly when unloaded to yielding strength. It shows that the weakening rate of rock intensity tends to be faster with easily failure under the unloading condition.
基金Project (10972238) supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of ChinaProject (2009bsxt061) supported by the Thesis Innovation Funds for the Central South University, ChinaProject (2009) supported by Hunan Administration of Work Safety Fund, China
文摘Using a circular incremental step load and unload method, a set of rheological experiments were performed to study the viscoelasto-plastic properties of amphibolite in Jinchuan No.2 diggings under different environments. Based on the scientific analysis on rheological experimental data, the viscoelasto-plastic properties of amphibolite under different environments were studied. The results show that the instantaneous elastic modulus and viscoplastic properties of amphibolite are affected little, the viscoelastic properties of amphibolite are significantly affected. Based on the experimental results and characteristics of recovered rock specimen, a generalized Kelvin model was chosen to simulate rheological properties of amphibolites and key parameters were obtained. It is found that the creep deformation modulus E1 is significantly influenced by the water, while the instant elastic modulus E2 is not significantly affected. The discreteness of the viscosity coefficient η is large, the influence of water on η is not clear and needs to be further studied.
文摘The ultrastructure and intercellular connection of the sugar unloading zone (i.e. the phloem in the dorsal vascular bundle and the phloem_surrounding the assimilate sink_cells) of grape ( Vitis vinifera× V. labrusca cv. Jingchao) berry was observed via transmission electron microscopy. The results showed that during the early developmental stages of grape berry, numerous plasmodesmata were found in the phloem between sieve element (SE) and companion cell (CC), between SE/CC complexes, between SE/CC complex and phloem parenchyma cell and in between phloem parenchyma cells, which made the phloem a symplastic integration, facilitating sugar unloading from sieve elements into both companion cells and phloem parenchyma cells via a symplastic pathway. On the contrary, there was almost no plasmodesma between phloem and its surrounding flesh photoassimilate sink_cells, neither in between the flesh photoassimilate sink_cells giving rise to a symplastic isolation both between phloem and its surrounding flesh photoassimilate sink_cells, as well as among the flesh photoassimilate sink_cells. This indicated that both the sugar unloading from phloem and postphloem transport of sugars should be mainly via an apoplastic pathway. During the ripening stage, most of the plasmodesmata between SE/CC complex and the surrounding phloem parenchyma cells were shown to be blocked by the electron_opaque globules, and a phenomenon of plasmolysis was found in a number of companion cells, indicating a symplastic isolation between SE/CC complex and its surrounding parenchyma cells during this phase. The symplastic isolation between the whole phloem and its surrounding photoassimilate sink_cells during the early developmental stages shifted to a symplastic isolation within the phloem during the ripening phase, and thus the symplastic pathway of sugar unloading from SE/CC complex during the early development stages should be replaced by a dominant apoplastic unloading pathway from SE/CC complex in concordance.
