Tellurene,a chiral chain semiconductor with a narrow bandgap and exceptional strain sensitivity,emerges as a pivotal material for tailoring electronic and optoelectronic properties via strain engineering.This study el...Tellurene,a chiral chain semiconductor with a narrow bandgap and exceptional strain sensitivity,emerges as a pivotal material for tailoring electronic and optoelectronic properties via strain engineering.This study elucidates the fundamental mechanisms of ultrafast laser shock imprinting(LSI)in two-dimensional tellurium(Te),establishing a direct relationship between strain field orientation,mold topology,and anisotropic structural evolution.This is the first demonstration of ultrafast LSI on chiral chain Te unveiling orientation-sensitive dislocation networks.By applying controlled strain fields parallel or transverse to Te’s helical chains,we uncover two distinct deformation regimes.Strain aligned parallel to the chain’s direction induces gliding and rotation governed by weak interchain interactions,preserving covalent intrachain bonds and vibrational modes.In contrast,transverse strain drives shear-mediated multimodal deformations—tensile stretching,compression,and bending—resulting in significant lattice distortions and electronic property modulation.We discovered the critical role of mold topology on deformation:sharp-edged gratings generate localized shear forces surpassing those from homogeneous strain fields via smooth CD molds,triggering dislocation tangle formation,lattice reorientation,and inhomogeneous plastic deformation.Asymmetrical strain configurations enable localized structural transformations while retaining single-crystal integrity in adjacent regions—a balance essential for functional device integration.These insights position LSI as a precision tool for nanoscale strain engineering,capable of sculpting 2D material morphologies without compromising crystallinity.By bridging ultrafast mechanics with chiral chain material science,this work advances the design of strain-tunable devices for next-generation electronics and optoelectronics,while establishing a universal framework for manipulating anisotropic 2D systems under extreme strain rates.This work discovered crystallographic orientation-dependent deformation mechanisms in 2D Te,linking parallel strain to chain gliding and transverse strain to shear-driven multimodal distortion.It demonstrates mold geometry as a critical lever for strain localization and dislocation dynamics,with sharp-edged gratings enabling unprecedented control over lattice reorientation.Crucially,the identification of strain field conditions that reconcile severe plastic deformation with single-crystal retention offers a pathway to functional nanostructure fabrication,redefining LSI’s potential in ultrafast strain engineering of chiral chain materials.展开更多
This paper introduces a framework for modeling random fields,with a particular emphasis on analyzing anisotropic spatial variability.It establishes a clear connection between the correlation function and the Kriging v...This paper introduces a framework for modeling random fields,with a particular emphasis on analyzing anisotropic spatial variability.It establishes a clear connection between the correlation function and the Kriging variogram across various anisotropic modes,providing mathematical models to enhance our understanding of random fields.A new anisotropy index,called LSAI,is introduced to quantify anisotropy based on the autocorrelation length and the orientation of the principal axes within the variogram.An LSAI value closer to one indicates a lower degree of anisotropy.The present study examines how the degree of anisotropy varies with different autocorrelation lengths and angles between the principal axes,providing valuable insights into these relationships.To improve the accuracy of parameter probability distribution estimations,this study integrates limited field test data using a Bayesian inference approach.Additionally,the Markov chain Monte Carlo simulation method is employed to develop a conditional random field(CRF)for the deformation modulus.By incorporating data from field bearing plate tests,the posterior variance data for the deformation modulus are derived.This process facilitates the construction of a detailed and reliable CRF for the deformation modulus.展开更多
This study investigates the anisotropic thermal conductivity of aluminum matrix composites reinforced with graphene nano-plates(GNPs)and in situ ZrB_(2) nanoparticles,while simultaneously maintaining high strength and...This study investigates the anisotropic thermal conductivity of aluminum matrix composites reinforced with graphene nano-plates(GNPs)and in situ ZrB_(2) nanoparticles,while simultaneously maintaining high strength and toughness.A discontinuous layered GNPs-ZrB_(2)/AA6111 composite was prepared using in situ melt reactions and semi-solid stirring casting technology,combined with hot rolling deformation processing.Microstructural analysis revealed that the GNPs were aligned parallel to the rolling direction-transverse direction(RD-TD)plane,whereas the ZrB_(2) nanoparticles aggregated into cluster strips,collectively forming a discontinuous layered structure.This multilayer arrangement maximized the in-plane thermal conductivity of the GNPs.The tightly bonded GNP/Al interfaces with the locking of CuAl_(2) nanoparticles ensured that the GNPs fully exploited their high thermal conductivity.Therefore,the GNPs-ZrB_(2)/AA6111 composite achieved high in-plane thermal conductivity(230 W/(m·K)),which is higher than that of the matrix(206 W/(m·K)).The improved in-plane thermal conductivity is primarily attributed to the exceptionally high intrinsic in-plane thermal conductivity of the GNPs and their two-dimensional layered structure.However,the composite exhibited pronounced thermal conductivity anisotropy in the in-plane and through-plane directions.The reduced through-plane thermal conductivity is predominantly caused by the intrinsically low through-plane thermal conductivity of the GNPs and the increased interfacial thermal resistance from the additional grain boundaries.展开更多
The existence and uniqueness of stationary solutions to anisotropic Navier-Stokes equations is investigated by a Galerkin technique in this work.Based on this conclusion,we further explore the exponential stability of...The existence and uniqueness of stationary solutions to anisotropic Navier-Stokes equations is investigated by a Galerkin technique in this work.Based on this conclusion,we further explore the exponential stability of weak solutions to stochastic anisotropic NavierStokes equations.We present a relationship among different growth exponents,which is sufficient to guarantee the existence,uniqueness and exponential stability of stationary solutions.展开更多
Enhancing the firefighting protective clothing with exceptional thermal barrier and temperature sensing functions to ensure high fire safety for firefighters has long been anticipated,but it remains a major challenge....Enhancing the firefighting protective clothing with exceptional thermal barrier and temperature sensing functions to ensure high fire safety for firefighters has long been anticipated,but it remains a major challenge.Herein,inspired by the human muscle,an anisotropic fire safety aerogel(ACMCA)with precise self-actuated temperature monitoring performance is developed by combining aramid nanofibers with eicosane/MXene to form an anisotropically oriented conductive network.By combining the two synergies of the negative temperaturedependent thermal conductive eicosane,which induces a high-temperature differential,and directionally ordered MXene that establishes a conductive network along the directional freezing direction.The resultant ACMCA exhibited remarkable thermoelectric properties,with S values reaching 46.78μV K^(−1)andκvalues as low as 0.048 W m^(−1)K^(−1)at room temperature.Moreover,the prepared anisotropic aerogel ACMCA exhibited electrical responsiveness to temperature variations,facilitating its application in intelligent temperature monitoring systems.The designed anisotropic aerogel ACMCA could be incorporated into the firefighting clothing as a thermal barrier layer,demonstrating a wide temperature sensing range(50-400℃)and a rapid response time for early high-temperature alerts(~1.43 s).This work provides novel insights into the design and application of temperature-sensitive anisotropic aramid nanofibers aerogel in firefighting clothing.展开更多
The stimulation of shale reservoirs frequently involves significant shear failure,which is crucial for creating fracture networks and enhancing permeability to boost production.As the depth of extraction increases,the...The stimulation of shale reservoirs frequently involves significant shear failure,which is crucial for creating fracture networks and enhancing permeability to boost production.As the depth of extraction increases,the impact of elevated temperatures on the anisotropic shear strength and failure mechanisms of shale becomes pronounced,yet there is a notable lack of relevant research.This study conducts,for the first time,direct shear experiment on shales at four different temperatures and seven bedding angles.By employing acoustic emission(AE)and digital image correlation(DIC)techniques,the evolution of damage and the mechanism of crack propagation under anisotropic direct shearing at varying temperatures is revealed.The results indicate that both shear displacement and strength of shale increase with temperature across different bedding angles.Additionally,shale demonstrates distinct brittle failure characteristics under various conditions during direct shearing tests.The types of anisotropic shear failure observed under the influence of temperature include central shearing fracture,central shearing with secondary fracture,and deflected slip along the bedding.Moreover,the temperature effect enhances shear-induced crack propagation along bedding planes.Shear failure in shale predominantly occurs during higher loading stages,which coincide with a substantial amount of AE signals.Finally,the introduction of the anisotropy index and temperature sensitivity coefficient further elucidates the interaction mechanism between thermal effects and anisotropy.This study offers a novel methodology to explore the anisotropic shear failure behavior of shale under elevated temperatures,and also provides crucial theoretical and experimental insights into shear failure behavior relevant to practical shale reservoir stimulation.展开更多
Percussion drilling technology can be used to increase the rate of penetration in deep shale reservoirs,but the interaction mechanism among impact loads,drilling teeth and rock has not been sufficiently investigated.F...Percussion drilling technology can be used to increase the rate of penetration in deep shale reservoirs,but the interaction mechanism among impact loads,drilling teeth and rock has not been sufficiently investigated.For this reason,shales with different bedding angles are used to carry out impact compression and tensile experiments as well as the rock-breaking experiments by single axe-shaped tooth,the variation of dynamic strengths,rock failure characteristics,fractal dimensions,and tensile/compression ratios under different load-bedding angles(α)are investigated.Then,the three-dimensional scanning device is used to measure the penetration depth and rock-breaking volume under different load-bedding angles.The results show that with the increase of load-bedding angle(0°-90°),the compressive strength decreases and then increases,with the lowest strength atα=45°and the highest strength atα=0°;the tensile strength decreases and then increases,with the lowest strength nearα=30°and the highest strength atα=90°.With the growing impact rate,the effect of load-bedding angle on dynamic compressive strength decreases,and the effect on dynamic tensile strength becomes more significant.When the impact velocity is high(≥8.0 m/s),the tensile-compressive ratio first decreases and then increases,and both reach a minimum at a load-bedding angle of 30°and a maximum at 60°.With the increasing of the load-bedding angle,the depth of tooth penetration increases and then decreases,and the highest depth of tooth penetration and the highest energy absorption efficiency are achieved atα=45°;the width of the impact pit increases and then decreases,and the maximum width value is achieved atα=30°,with the smallest value of the specific work value of the rock-breaking.The results have significant reference value for improving the rock-breaking efficiency of percussion drilling in deep anisotropic formations.展开更多
Monitoring minuscule mechanical signals,both in magnitude and direction,is imperative in many application scenarios,e.g.,structural health monitoring and robotic sensing systems.However,the piezoelectric sensor strugg...Monitoring minuscule mechanical signals,both in magnitude and direction,is imperative in many application scenarios,e.g.,structural health monitoring and robotic sensing systems.However,the piezoelectric sensor struggles to satisfy the requirements for directional recognition due to the limited piezoelectric coefficient matrix,and achieving sensitivity for detecting micrometer-scale deformations is also challenging.Herein,we develop a vector sensor composed of lead zirconate titanate-electronic grade glass fiber composite filaments with oriented arrangement,capable of detecting minute anisotropic deformations.The as-prepared vector sensor can identify the deformation directions even when subjected to an unprecedented nominal strain of 0.06%,thereby enabling its utility in accurately discerning the 5μm-height wrinkles in thin films and in monitoring human pulse waves.The ultra-high sensitivity is attributed to the formation of porous ferroelectret and the efficient load transfer efficiency of continuous lead zirconate titanate phase.Additionally,when integrated with machine learning techniques,the sensor’s capability to recognize multi-signals enables it to differentiate between 10 types of fine textures with 100%accuracy.The structural design in piezoelectric devices enables a more comprehensive perception of mechanical stimuli,offering a novel perspective for enhancing recognition accuracy.展开更多
We propose a method for mOdeling azimuthal AVO responses from a fractured i reflector. The method calculates the integrated reflected wavetrains, and the wavetrains contain elastodynamic information including the con...We propose a method for mOdeling azimuthal AVO responses from a fractured i reflector. The method calculates the integrated reflected wavetrains, and the wavetrains contain elastodynamic information including the contrast in impedance and anelasticity i across interfaces, the intemal anisotropic propagation, the dispersion and attenuation along i the wave path, and tuning and interference. The results suggest that for large angles of incidence, the velocity dispersion and attenuation increase the amplitudes of PP waves from the top and decrease those from the bottom. For azimuthal responses at specific angles of incidence, the reflected wavetrains of PP waves tend to have longer duration with increasing azimuth. In contrast, model-converted PSV and PSH reflections show stable azimuthal features and are less affected by the reflector thickness. The amplitudes of PSV reflections increase with increasing azimuth; moreover, the waves have no reflection energy at 0° and 90° azimuth and maximum amplitude at 45° azimuth.展开更多
This study evaluates the accuracy of large-eddy simulation(LES)analyses using a commonly used subgrid-scale(SGS)model based on the eddy viscosity hypothesis.The evaluation is performed by examining the Reynolds number...This study evaluates the accuracy of large-eddy simulation(LES)analyses using a commonly used subgrid-scale(SGS)model based on the eddy viscosity hypothesis.The evaluation is performed by examining the Reynolds number dependence of turbulence maintained by anisotropic and isotropic forcing techniques derived from Tay-lor analytical solutions.The Smagorinsky model,the Vreman model,and the coherent structure model are used as SGS models.LES outcomes were evaluated against those produced by direct numerical simulation(DNS).In contrast to the results with isotropic forcing,the turbulent kinetic energy of anisotropic forcing-induced tur-bulence,as calculated by DNS,exhibits a minimum in the intermediate Reynolds number range.However,all three LES analyses fail to reproduce this minimum and instead show overestimated values.This discrepancy is attributed to reduced spatial inhomogeneity of the turbulent diffusion,pressure diffusion,and pressure-strain correlation terms in the transport equations of the velocity fluctuation intensities in this Reynolds number range.Visualization results for the LES and DNS analyses further show that within this range,LES analyses reproduce two-dimensional tubular flow structures that are not observed in DNS results.展开更多
Achieving continuous motions typically requires dynamic external stimuli for cyclic deformation,or crafted geometries with intricate modules to form a self-regulated feedback loop upon static stimulation.It is still a...Achieving continuous motions typically requires dynamic external stimuli for cyclic deformation,or crafted geometries with intricate modules to form a self-regulated feedback loop upon static stimulation.It is still a grand challenge to realize self-sustained motion in soft robots subject to unchanging environment,without complex geometry or a control module.In this work,we report soft robots based on an anisotropic cylindrical hydrogel showing self-regulated,continuous rolling motions under constant light irradiation.The robots are animated by mirror-symmetry-breaking induced by photothermal strain gradient.The self-sustained motion is attributed to the fast and reversible deformation of the gel and the autonomous refresh of the irradiated region during the rolling motion.The hydrogel robots can reach a rolling speed of 1.27 mm·s^(-1)on a horizonal surface and even climb a ramp of 18°at a speed of 0.57 mm·s^(-1)in an aqueous environment.Furthermore,the hydrogel robots can overcome an obstacle,with rolling direction controllable through irradiation angle of the light and local irradiation on selective regions.This work suggests a facile strategy to develop hydrogel robots and may provide unforeseen inspirations for the design of self-regulated soft robots by using other intelligent materials.展开更多
The special columnar jointed structure endows rocks with significant anisotropy,accurately grasping the strength and deformation properties of a columnar jointed rock mass(CJRM)under complex geological conditions is c...The special columnar jointed structure endows rocks with significant anisotropy,accurately grasping the strength and deformation properties of a columnar jointed rock mass(CJRM)under complex geological conditions is crucial for related engineering safety.Combined with the irregular jointed networks observed in the field,artificial irregular CJRM(ICJRM)samples with various inclination angles were prepared for triaxial tests.The results showed that the increase in confining pressure can enhance the ability of the ICJRM to resist deformation and failure,and reduce the deformation and strength anisotropic degrees.Considering the field stress situation,the engineering parts with an inclination angle of 30°−45°need to be taken seriously.Four typical failure modes were identified,and the sample with an inclination angle of 15°showed the same failure behavior as the field CJRM.Traditional and improved joint factor methods were used to establish empirical relationships for predicting the strength and deformation of CJRM under triaxial stress.Since the improved joint factor method can reflect the unique structure of CJRM,the predictive ability of the empirical relationship based on the improved method is better than that based on the traditional joint factor method.展开更多
We discovered two distinctive features in the mechanical properties of extruded Mg alloys containing a long-period stacking ordered(LPSO)phase,which are highly desirable for a new class of high-strength,lightweight ma...We discovered two distinctive features in the mechanical properties of extruded Mg alloys containing a long-period stacking ordered(LPSO)phase,which are highly desirable for a new class of high-strength,lightweight materials.First,the Mg/LPSO-extruded alloy shows greater elongation compared to other Mg solid-solution-extruded alloys when a certain high strength is required.Second,the simultaneous achievement of high strength and large elongation in the Mg/LPSO-extruded alloy enhances with a reduction in extrusion speed.In this study,the physical origins of these features were examined,focusing on how changes in the microstructure affect the mechanical properties of the extruded alloys.Our findings clarify that the LPSO phase contributes not only to increased strength but also to enhanced elongation through an increase in the work-hardening rate,a mechanism we termed aanisotropic mechanical property-induced ductilizationo(AMID).Until now,most efforts to improve the ductility of Mg materials have focused on achieving aisotropic mechanical propertieso via grain refinement.Based on our results,we propose an entirely opposite approach:increasing the elongation of Mg alloy by locally enhancing theiraanisotropic mechanical propertieso through the AMID mechanism.Computational analysis further suggests that reducing the diameter of Mg-worked grains should effectively improving elongation in Mg/LPSO alloys with a high volume fraction of Mg-worked grains.展开更多
Understanding the mechanical behavior and failure characteristics of anisotropic sedimentary rocks under true-triaxial in-situ stress conditions is critical in understanding and mitigating damaging formation slippage ...Understanding the mechanical behavior and failure characteristics of anisotropic sedimentary rocks under true-triaxial in-situ stress conditions is critical in understanding and mitigating damaging formation slippage in subsurface reservoirs and containment structures.In particular,threshold conditions where structure dominates over intact failure remain undefined.By conducting systematic true-triaxial compression tests,we followed the evolution of deformation and failure in sedimentary rocks across a documented spectrum of lithological and structural characteristics in order to quantify and then classify this cross-impact.The failure features were characterized using acoustic emission(AE)monitoring,optical imaging,X-ray CT scans,and thin-section analysis.We characterized structural and deformational anisotropies in order to define the risk of structurally controlled slip failure.We identified three deformational and failure modes dominated by(Ⅰ)purely stress-controlled failure,(Ⅱ)mixed stress--structure-controlled failure,and(Ⅲ)purely structurally controlled failure.As structural overprinting increased,failure mechanisms were found to shift progressively from Type Ⅰ to Ⅲ,thereby progressively capturing inherent rock anisotropy and complex fabric as well as ductile failure.This transition was characterized in terms of two parameters that alternately characterize structural(α)and deformational anisotropies(β)of rocks with these related to key visual,mechanical,and acoustic(AE)indicators.The greater the α(α>2),the higher the β(β>0),the more likely the transition from brittle failure to structurally controlled ductile shear reactivation along the bedding.展开更多
This study investigates the shear mechanical responses and debonding failure mechanisms of anchoring systems comprising three anisotropic media and two anisotropic interfaces under controlled boundary conditions of co...This study investigates the shear mechanical responses and debonding failure mechanisms of anchoring systems comprising three anisotropic media and two anisotropic interfaces under controlled boundary conditions of constant normal load(F_(s)),constant normal stiffness(K),and shear rate(v).A systematic analysis of shear mechanical properties,the evolution of maximum principal strain field,and damage characteristics along shear failure surface is presented.Results from direct shear tests demonstrate that initial shear slip diminishes with increasing F_(s)and K,attributed to the normal constraint strengthening effect,while an increase in v enhances initial shear slip due to attenuated deformation coordination and stress transfer.As F_(s)increases from 7.5 to 120 kN,K from 0 to 12 MPa/mm,and v from 0.1 to 2 mm/min,the peak shear load increases by 210.32%and 80.16%with rising F_(s)and K,respectively,while decreases by 38.57%with increasing v.Correspondingly,the shear modulus exhibits,respectively,a 135.29%and 177.06%increase with rising F_(s)and K,and a 37.03%decrease with larger v.Initial shear dilation is identified as marking the formation of shear failure surface along anisotropic interfaces,resulting from the combined shear actions at the resin bolt interface,where resin undergoes shear by bolt surface protrusions,and the resin-rock interface,where mutual shear occurs between resin and rock.With increasing F_(s)and K and decreasing v,the location of the shear failure surface shifts from the resin-rock interface to the resin-bolt interface,accompanied by a transition in failure mode from tensile rupture of resin to shear off at the resin surface.展开更多
The identification of the traction acting on a portion of the surface of an anisotropic solid is very important in structural health monitoring and optimal design of structures. The traction can be determined using in...The identification of the traction acting on a portion of the surface of an anisotropic solid is very important in structural health monitoring and optimal design of structures. The traction can be determined using inverse methods in which displacement or strain measurements are taken at several points on the body. This paper presents an inverse method based on the method of fundamental solutions for the traction identification problem in two-dimensional anisotropic elasticity. The method of fundamental solutions is an efficient boundary-type meshless method widely used for analyzing various problems. Since the problem is linear, the sensitivity analysis is simply performed by solving the corresponding direct problem several times with different loads. The effects of important parameters such as the number of measurement data, the position of the measurement points, the amount of measurement error, and the type of measurement, i.e., displacement or strain, on the results are also investigated. The results obtained show that the presented inverse method is suitable for the problem of traction identification. It can be concluded from the results that the use of strain measurements in the inverse analysis leads to more accurate results than the use of displacement measurements. It is also found that measurement points closer to the boundary with unknown traction provide more reliable solutions. Additionally, it is found that increasing the number of measurement points increases the accuracy of the inverse solution. However, in cases with a large number of measurement points, further increasing the number of measurement data has little effect on the results.展开更多
In this paper,the problem of brake orbits with minimal period estimates are considered for the first-order Hamiltonian systems with anisotropic growth,i.e.,the Hamiltonian functions may have super-quadratic,sub-quadra...In this paper,the problem of brake orbits with minimal period estimates are considered for the first-order Hamiltonian systems with anisotropic growth,i.e.,the Hamiltonian functions may have super-quadratic,sub-quadratic and quadratic behaviors simultaneously in different variable components.展开更多
Seismic anisotropy has been extensively acknowledged as a crucial element that influences the wave propagation characteristic during wavefield simulation,inversion and imaging.Transversely isotropy(TI)and orthorhombic...Seismic anisotropy has been extensively acknowledged as a crucial element that influences the wave propagation characteristic during wavefield simulation,inversion and imaging.Transversely isotropy(TI)and orthorhombic anisotropy(OA)are two typical categories of anisotropic media in exploration geophysics.In comparison of the elastic wave equations in both TI and OA media,pseudo-acoustic wave equations(PWEs)based on the acoustic assumption can markedly reduce computational cost and complexity.However,the presently available PWEs may experience SV-wave contamination and instability when anisotropic parameters cannot satisfy the approximated condition.Exploiting pure-mode wave equations can effectively resolve the above-mentioned issues and generate pure P-wave events without any artifacts.To further improve the computational accuracy and efficiency,we develop two novel pure qP-wave equations(PPEs)and illustrate the corresponding numerical solutions in the timespace domain for 3D tilted TI(TTI)and tilted OA(TOA)media.First,the rational polynomials are adopted to estimate the exact pure qP-wave dispersion relations,which contain complicated pseudo-differential operators with irrational forms.The polynomial coefficients are produced by applying a linear optimization algorithm to minimize the objective function difference between the expansion formula and the exact one.Then,the developed optimized PPEs are efficiently implemented using the finite-difference(FD)method in the time-space domain by introducing a scalar operator,which can help avoid the problem of spectral-based algorithms and other calculation burdens.Structures of the new equations are concise and corresponding implementation processes are straightforward.Phase velocity analyses indicate that our proposed optimized equations can lead to reliable approximation results.3D synthetic examples demonstrate that our proposed FD-based PPEs can produce accurate and stable P-wave responses,and effectively describe the wavefield features in complicated TTI and TOA media.展开更多
Understanding the anisotropic fracture behavior and the characteristics of the fracture process zone(FPZ)under size effects in laminated rocks,as well as its role in rock fracturing,is crucial for various engineering ...Understanding the anisotropic fracture behavior and the characteristics of the fracture process zone(FPZ)under size effects in laminated rocks,as well as its role in rock fracturing,is crucial for various engineering applications.In this study,three-point bending tests were conducted on shale specimens with varying bedding angles and sizes.The anisotropic characteristics and size effects of fracture parameters were revealed.A comparative analysis was performed on the evolutions of FPZs computed using size effect theory,digital image correlation(DIC),and linear elastic fracture mechanics.The results divulged that:(i)With increasing bedding angles,there is a noticeable decrease in apparent fracture toughness(KICA),apparent fracture energy(GICA),and nominal strength(σ_(Nu)).When the bedding angle of shale is less than 45°,the crack propagation and fracture parameters are mainly influenced by the matrix.Contrary,shale with bedding angles greater than 60°,the crack propagation and fracture parameters are mainly controlled by the bedding.When the bedding angle is between 45°and 60°,the fracture propagation evolves from permeating the matrix to extending along the bedding;(ii)The fracture parameters exhibit significant size dependent behavior,as KICA and GICA rise with increasing specimen size,butσNu falls with increasing specimen sizes.The fracture parameters align with the theoretical predictions of Bažant size effect law;and(iii)The lengths of DIC-based FPZ,effective FPZ,and inelastic zone follow W-shape variations with bedding angle.The dimensionless sizes of FPZ and inelastic zone decrease with specimen size,indicating a size effect.Furthermore,there is a negative relation between KICA and the dimensionless size of the FPZ,whileσNu is positively correlated to the dimensionless size of the FPZ.This highlights the essential role of the FPZ in the size effect of rock fracture.The bedding angle exerts an influence on the FPZ,subsequently affecting the anisotropic fracture and size-dependent behavior of shale.展开更多
The mechanical properties of stratified rocks are closely related not only to the stress state but also to the inherent structural anisotropy,which can be represented by the occurrence of bedding planes.This research ...The mechanical properties of stratified rocks are closely related not only to the stress state but also to the inherent structural anisotropy,which can be represented by the occurrence of bedding planes.This research aims to enhance the understanding of the anisotropic deformation and failure behaviors of stratified rocks by proposing a novel coupled elastoplastic-damage constitutive model.In this constitutive model,a scalar anisotropic parameter(stress-structure mixed invariant)based on the Pietruszczak–Mroz anisotropic theory is incorporated into a nonlinear yield surface,which accounts for the combined effects of the stress state and bedding structure on the anisotropic strength behaviors of stratified rocks.A damage-driven function governs the expansion and contraction of the anisotropic yield surface in the pre-peak strain hardening and post-peak strain-softening regions.The strength and deformation characteristics under multiaxial stress conditions are represented by incorporating the Lode's angle into the yield and plastic potential functions.Numerical simulations are conducted to facilitate a comparison with the conventional and true triaxial compression test data for several stratified rocks.The simulation results demonstrate good agreement with the test data,validating the effectiveness of the proposed constitutive model.This study provides theoretical and technical support for addressing engineering challenges involving stratified rocks.展开更多
基金financial support from NSF ExpandQISE program.The synthesis of tellurene was supported by NSF under grant no.CMMI-2046936supports from Purdue Research Foundation.
文摘Tellurene,a chiral chain semiconductor with a narrow bandgap and exceptional strain sensitivity,emerges as a pivotal material for tailoring electronic and optoelectronic properties via strain engineering.This study elucidates the fundamental mechanisms of ultrafast laser shock imprinting(LSI)in two-dimensional tellurium(Te),establishing a direct relationship between strain field orientation,mold topology,and anisotropic structural evolution.This is the first demonstration of ultrafast LSI on chiral chain Te unveiling orientation-sensitive dislocation networks.By applying controlled strain fields parallel or transverse to Te’s helical chains,we uncover two distinct deformation regimes.Strain aligned parallel to the chain’s direction induces gliding and rotation governed by weak interchain interactions,preserving covalent intrachain bonds and vibrational modes.In contrast,transverse strain drives shear-mediated multimodal deformations—tensile stretching,compression,and bending—resulting in significant lattice distortions and electronic property modulation.We discovered the critical role of mold topology on deformation:sharp-edged gratings generate localized shear forces surpassing those from homogeneous strain fields via smooth CD molds,triggering dislocation tangle formation,lattice reorientation,and inhomogeneous plastic deformation.Asymmetrical strain configurations enable localized structural transformations while retaining single-crystal integrity in adjacent regions—a balance essential for functional device integration.These insights position LSI as a precision tool for nanoscale strain engineering,capable of sculpting 2D material morphologies without compromising crystallinity.By bridging ultrafast mechanics with chiral chain material science,this work advances the design of strain-tunable devices for next-generation electronics and optoelectronics,while establishing a universal framework for manipulating anisotropic 2D systems under extreme strain rates.This work discovered crystallographic orientation-dependent deformation mechanisms in 2D Te,linking parallel strain to chain gliding and transverse strain to shear-driven multimodal distortion.It demonstrates mold geometry as a critical lever for strain localization and dislocation dynamics,with sharp-edged gratings enabling unprecedented control over lattice reorientation.Crucially,the identification of strain field conditions that reconcile severe plastic deformation with single-crystal retention offers a pathway to functional nanostructure fabrication,redefining LSI’s potential in ultrafast strain engineering of chiral chain materials.
基金supported by the Doctoral Research Funds for Nanchang HangKong University,China(Grant No.EA202411211)support is gratefully acknowledged.
文摘This paper introduces a framework for modeling random fields,with a particular emphasis on analyzing anisotropic spatial variability.It establishes a clear connection between the correlation function and the Kriging variogram across various anisotropic modes,providing mathematical models to enhance our understanding of random fields.A new anisotropy index,called LSAI,is introduced to quantify anisotropy based on the autocorrelation length and the orientation of the principal axes within the variogram.An LSAI value closer to one indicates a lower degree of anisotropy.The present study examines how the degree of anisotropy varies with different autocorrelation lengths and angles between the principal axes,providing valuable insights into these relationships.To improve the accuracy of parameter probability distribution estimations,this study integrates limited field test data using a Bayesian inference approach.Additionally,the Markov chain Monte Carlo simulation method is employed to develop a conditional random field(CRF)for the deformation modulus.By incorporating data from field bearing plate tests,the posterior variance data for the deformation modulus are derived.This process facilitates the construction of a detailed and reliable CRF for the deformation modulus.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.52471156,U20A20274,and 52071158)the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(Nos.2024M751173 and 2024M752703)+1 种基金the Jiangsu Funding Program for Excellent Postdoctoral Talent,China(No.2024ZB229)the Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Higher Education Institutions,China(No.24KJB430012).
文摘This study investigates the anisotropic thermal conductivity of aluminum matrix composites reinforced with graphene nano-plates(GNPs)and in situ ZrB_(2) nanoparticles,while simultaneously maintaining high strength and toughness.A discontinuous layered GNPs-ZrB_(2)/AA6111 composite was prepared using in situ melt reactions and semi-solid stirring casting technology,combined with hot rolling deformation processing.Microstructural analysis revealed that the GNPs were aligned parallel to the rolling direction-transverse direction(RD-TD)plane,whereas the ZrB_(2) nanoparticles aggregated into cluster strips,collectively forming a discontinuous layered structure.This multilayer arrangement maximized the in-plane thermal conductivity of the GNPs.The tightly bonded GNP/Al interfaces with the locking of CuAl_(2) nanoparticles ensured that the GNPs fully exploited their high thermal conductivity.Therefore,the GNPs-ZrB_(2)/AA6111 composite achieved high in-plane thermal conductivity(230 W/(m·K)),which is higher than that of the matrix(206 W/(m·K)).The improved in-plane thermal conductivity is primarily attributed to the exceptionally high intrinsic in-plane thermal conductivity of the GNPs and their two-dimensional layered structure.However,the composite exhibited pronounced thermal conductivity anisotropy in the in-plane and through-plane directions.The reduced through-plane thermal conductivity is predominantly caused by the intrinsically low through-plane thermal conductivity of the GNPs and the increased interfacial thermal resistance from the additional grain boundaries.
基金supported by the Natural Science Foundation of Hunan Province of China(2024JJ5123)supported by the Shandong Provincial Natural Science Foundation(ZR2023MA072,ZR2020MA036)。
文摘The existence and uniqueness of stationary solutions to anisotropic Navier-Stokes equations is investigated by a Galerkin technique in this work.Based on this conclusion,we further explore the exponential stability of weak solutions to stochastic anisotropic NavierStokes equations.We present a relationship among different growth exponents,which is sufficient to guarantee the existence,uniqueness and exponential stability of stationary solutions.
基金funding support from Guiding Project of Scientific Research Plan of Education Department of Hubei Province and Wuhan Textile University School Fund(B)(k24016).
文摘Enhancing the firefighting protective clothing with exceptional thermal barrier and temperature sensing functions to ensure high fire safety for firefighters has long been anticipated,but it remains a major challenge.Herein,inspired by the human muscle,an anisotropic fire safety aerogel(ACMCA)with precise self-actuated temperature monitoring performance is developed by combining aramid nanofibers with eicosane/MXene to form an anisotropically oriented conductive network.By combining the two synergies of the negative temperaturedependent thermal conductive eicosane,which induces a high-temperature differential,and directionally ordered MXene that establishes a conductive network along the directional freezing direction.The resultant ACMCA exhibited remarkable thermoelectric properties,with S values reaching 46.78μV K^(−1)andκvalues as low as 0.048 W m^(−1)K^(−1)at room temperature.Moreover,the prepared anisotropic aerogel ACMCA exhibited electrical responsiveness to temperature variations,facilitating its application in intelligent temperature monitoring systems.The designed anisotropic aerogel ACMCA could be incorporated into the firefighting clothing as a thermal barrier layer,demonstrating a wide temperature sensing range(50-400℃)and a rapid response time for early high-temperature alerts(~1.43 s).This work provides novel insights into the design and application of temperature-sensitive anisotropic aramid nanofibers aerogel in firefighting clothing.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Fund of China (Grant Nos.U22A20166 and 52374131)the Shenzhen Science and Technology Program (Grant No.JCYJ20220531102012028)the Young Elite Scientists Sponsorship Program by CAST.
文摘The stimulation of shale reservoirs frequently involves significant shear failure,which is crucial for creating fracture networks and enhancing permeability to boost production.As the depth of extraction increases,the impact of elevated temperatures on the anisotropic shear strength and failure mechanisms of shale becomes pronounced,yet there is a notable lack of relevant research.This study conducts,for the first time,direct shear experiment on shales at four different temperatures and seven bedding angles.By employing acoustic emission(AE)and digital image correlation(DIC)techniques,the evolution of damage and the mechanism of crack propagation under anisotropic direct shearing at varying temperatures is revealed.The results indicate that both shear displacement and strength of shale increase with temperature across different bedding angles.Additionally,shale demonstrates distinct brittle failure characteristics under various conditions during direct shearing tests.The types of anisotropic shear failure observed under the influence of temperature include central shearing fracture,central shearing with secondary fracture,and deflected slip along the bedding.Moreover,the temperature effect enhances shear-induced crack propagation along bedding planes.Shear failure in shale predominantly occurs during higher loading stages,which coincide with a substantial amount of AE signals.Finally,the introduction of the anisotropy index and temperature sensitivity coefficient further elucidates the interaction mechanism between thermal effects and anisotropy.This study offers a novel methodology to explore the anisotropic shear failure behavior of shale under elevated temperatures,and also provides crucial theoretical and experimental insights into shear failure behavior relevant to practical shale reservoir stimulation.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(52374001,52104001).
文摘Percussion drilling technology can be used to increase the rate of penetration in deep shale reservoirs,but the interaction mechanism among impact loads,drilling teeth and rock has not been sufficiently investigated.For this reason,shales with different bedding angles are used to carry out impact compression and tensile experiments as well as the rock-breaking experiments by single axe-shaped tooth,the variation of dynamic strengths,rock failure characteristics,fractal dimensions,and tensile/compression ratios under different load-bedding angles(α)are investigated.Then,the three-dimensional scanning device is used to measure the penetration depth and rock-breaking volume under different load-bedding angles.The results show that with the increase of load-bedding angle(0°-90°),the compressive strength decreases and then increases,with the lowest strength atα=45°and the highest strength atα=0°;the tensile strength decreases and then increases,with the lowest strength nearα=30°and the highest strength atα=90°.With the growing impact rate,the effect of load-bedding angle on dynamic compressive strength decreases,and the effect on dynamic tensile strength becomes more significant.When the impact velocity is high(≥8.0 m/s),the tensile-compressive ratio first decreases and then increases,and both reach a minimum at a load-bedding angle of 30°and a maximum at 60°.With the increasing of the load-bedding angle,the depth of tooth penetration increases and then decreases,and the highest depth of tooth penetration and the highest energy absorption efficiency are achieved atα=45°;the width of the impact pit increases and then decreases,and the maximum width value is achieved atα=30°,with the smallest value of the specific work value of the rock-breaking.The results have significant reference value for improving the rock-breaking efficiency of percussion drilling in deep anisotropic formations.
基金financially supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(No.2022YFA1205300 and No.2022YFA1205304)the Oceanic Interdisciplinary Program of Shanghai Jiao Tong University(SL2022ZD103).
文摘Monitoring minuscule mechanical signals,both in magnitude and direction,is imperative in many application scenarios,e.g.,structural health monitoring and robotic sensing systems.However,the piezoelectric sensor struggles to satisfy the requirements for directional recognition due to the limited piezoelectric coefficient matrix,and achieving sensitivity for detecting micrometer-scale deformations is also challenging.Herein,we develop a vector sensor composed of lead zirconate titanate-electronic grade glass fiber composite filaments with oriented arrangement,capable of detecting minute anisotropic deformations.The as-prepared vector sensor can identify the deformation directions even when subjected to an unprecedented nominal strain of 0.06%,thereby enabling its utility in accurately discerning the 5μm-height wrinkles in thin films and in monitoring human pulse waves.The ultra-high sensitivity is attributed to the formation of porous ferroelectret and the efficient load transfer efficiency of continuous lead zirconate titanate phase.Additionally,when integrated with machine learning techniques,the sensor’s capability to recognize multi-signals enables it to differentiate between 10 types of fine textures with 100%accuracy.The structural design in piezoelectric devices enables a more comprehensive perception of mechanical stimuli,offering a novel perspective for enhancing recognition accuracy.
基金sponsored by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(under Grant Nos.41404090 and U1262208
文摘We propose a method for mOdeling azimuthal AVO responses from a fractured i reflector. The method calculates the integrated reflected wavetrains, and the wavetrains contain elastodynamic information including the contrast in impedance and anelasticity i across interfaces, the intemal anisotropic propagation, the dispersion and attenuation along i the wave path, and tuning and interference. The results suggest that for large angles of incidence, the velocity dispersion and attenuation increase the amplitudes of PP waves from the top and decrease those from the bottom. For azimuthal responses at specific angles of incidence, the reflected wavetrains of PP waves tend to have longer duration with increasing azimuth. In contrast, model-converted PSV and PSH reflections show stable azimuthal features and are less affected by the reflector thickness. The amplitudes of PSV reflections increase with increasing azimuth; moreover, the waves have no reflection energy at 0° and 90° azimuth and maximum amplitude at 45° azimuth.
基金supported by the Japanese Ministry of Education,Culture,Sports,Science and Technol-ogy through Grants-in-Aid(Grant Nos.21K03859 and 22H01684)the Kurita Water and Environment Foundation(Grant No.25B042)the Okayama Foundation for Science and Technology(2025).
文摘This study evaluates the accuracy of large-eddy simulation(LES)analyses using a commonly used subgrid-scale(SGS)model based on the eddy viscosity hypothesis.The evaluation is performed by examining the Reynolds number dependence of turbulence maintained by anisotropic and isotropic forcing techniques derived from Tay-lor analytical solutions.The Smagorinsky model,the Vreman model,and the coherent structure model are used as SGS models.LES outcomes were evaluated against those produced by direct numerical simulation(DNS).In contrast to the results with isotropic forcing,the turbulent kinetic energy of anisotropic forcing-induced tur-bulence,as calculated by DNS,exhibits a minimum in the intermediate Reynolds number range.However,all three LES analyses fail to reproduce this minimum and instead show overestimated values.This discrepancy is attributed to reduced spatial inhomogeneity of the turbulent diffusion,pressure diffusion,and pressure-strain correlation terms in the transport equations of the velocity fluctuation intensities in this Reynolds number range.Visualization results for the LES and DNS analyses further show that within this range,LES analyses reproduce two-dimensional tubular flow structures that are not observed in DNS results.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.52325302 and 52173012)Shanxi-Zheda Institute of Advanced Materials and Chemical Engineering(No.2022SZ-FR005)。
文摘Achieving continuous motions typically requires dynamic external stimuli for cyclic deformation,or crafted geometries with intricate modules to form a self-regulated feedback loop upon static stimulation.It is still a grand challenge to realize self-sustained motion in soft robots subject to unchanging environment,without complex geometry or a control module.In this work,we report soft robots based on an anisotropic cylindrical hydrogel showing self-regulated,continuous rolling motions under constant light irradiation.The robots are animated by mirror-symmetry-breaking induced by photothermal strain gradient.The self-sustained motion is attributed to the fast and reversible deformation of the gel and the autonomous refresh of the irradiated region during the rolling motion.The hydrogel robots can reach a rolling speed of 1.27 mm·s^(-1)on a horizonal surface and even climb a ramp of 18°at a speed of 0.57 mm·s^(-1)in an aqueous environment.Furthermore,the hydrogel robots can overcome an obstacle,with rolling direction controllable through irradiation angle of the light and local irradiation on selective regions.This work suggests a facile strategy to develop hydrogel robots and may provide unforeseen inspirations for the design of self-regulated soft robots by using other intelligent materials.
基金Projects(42307192,41831278)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of ChinaProject(CKWV20231175/KY)supported by the CRSRI Open Research Program,China。
文摘The special columnar jointed structure endows rocks with significant anisotropy,accurately grasping the strength and deformation properties of a columnar jointed rock mass(CJRM)under complex geological conditions is crucial for related engineering safety.Combined with the irregular jointed networks observed in the field,artificial irregular CJRM(ICJRM)samples with various inclination angles were prepared for triaxial tests.The results showed that the increase in confining pressure can enhance the ability of the ICJRM to resist deformation and failure,and reduce the deformation and strength anisotropic degrees.Considering the field stress situation,the engineering parts with an inclination angle of 30°−45°need to be taken seriously.Four typical failure modes were identified,and the sample with an inclination angle of 15°showed the same failure behavior as the field CJRM.Traditional and improved joint factor methods were used to establish empirical relationships for predicting the strength and deformation of CJRM under triaxial stress.Since the improved joint factor method can reflect the unique structure of CJRM,the predictive ability of the empirical relationship based on the improved method is better than that based on the traditional joint factor method.
基金supported by the Japan Science and Technology Agency(JST),CREST(grant number JPMJCR2094)。
文摘We discovered two distinctive features in the mechanical properties of extruded Mg alloys containing a long-period stacking ordered(LPSO)phase,which are highly desirable for a new class of high-strength,lightweight materials.First,the Mg/LPSO-extruded alloy shows greater elongation compared to other Mg solid-solution-extruded alloys when a certain high strength is required.Second,the simultaneous achievement of high strength and large elongation in the Mg/LPSO-extruded alloy enhances with a reduction in extrusion speed.In this study,the physical origins of these features were examined,focusing on how changes in the microstructure affect the mechanical properties of the extruded alloys.Our findings clarify that the LPSO phase contributes not only to increased strength but also to enhanced elongation through an increase in the work-hardening rate,a mechanism we termed aanisotropic mechanical property-induced ductilizationo(AMID).Until now,most efforts to improve the ductility of Mg materials have focused on achieving aisotropic mechanical propertieso via grain refinement.Based on our results,we propose an entirely opposite approach:increasing the elongation of Mg alloy by locally enhancing theiraanisotropic mechanical propertieso through the AMID mechanism.Computational analysis further suggests that reducing the diameter of Mg-worked grains should effectively improving elongation in Mg/LPSO alloys with a high volume fraction of Mg-worked grains.
基金funded by the joint fund of the National Key Research and Development Program of China(No.2021YF C2902101)National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.52374084)+2 种基金Open Foundation of National Energy Shale Gas R&D(Experiment)Center(2022-KFKT-12)the 111 Project(B17009)support from the G.Albert Shoemaker endowment。
文摘Understanding the mechanical behavior and failure characteristics of anisotropic sedimentary rocks under true-triaxial in-situ stress conditions is critical in understanding and mitigating damaging formation slippage in subsurface reservoirs and containment structures.In particular,threshold conditions where structure dominates over intact failure remain undefined.By conducting systematic true-triaxial compression tests,we followed the evolution of deformation and failure in sedimentary rocks across a documented spectrum of lithological and structural characteristics in order to quantify and then classify this cross-impact.The failure features were characterized using acoustic emission(AE)monitoring,optical imaging,X-ray CT scans,and thin-section analysis.We characterized structural and deformational anisotropies in order to define the risk of structurally controlled slip failure.We identified three deformational and failure modes dominated by(Ⅰ)purely stress-controlled failure,(Ⅱ)mixed stress--structure-controlled failure,and(Ⅲ)purely structurally controlled failure.As structural overprinting increased,failure mechanisms were found to shift progressively from Type Ⅰ to Ⅲ,thereby progressively capturing inherent rock anisotropy and complex fabric as well as ductile failure.This transition was characterized in terms of two parameters that alternately characterize structural(α)and deformational anisotropies(β)of rocks with these related to key visual,mechanical,and acoustic(AE)indicators.The greater the α(α>2),the higher the β(β>0),the more likely the transition from brittle failure to structurally controlled ductile shear reactivation along the bedding.
基金Projects(52174092,42472338,51904290)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of ChinaProject(BK20220157)supported by the Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province,ChinaProject(2022YCPY0202)supported by the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities,China。
文摘This study investigates the shear mechanical responses and debonding failure mechanisms of anchoring systems comprising three anisotropic media and two anisotropic interfaces under controlled boundary conditions of constant normal load(F_(s)),constant normal stiffness(K),and shear rate(v).A systematic analysis of shear mechanical properties,the evolution of maximum principal strain field,and damage characteristics along shear failure surface is presented.Results from direct shear tests demonstrate that initial shear slip diminishes with increasing F_(s)and K,attributed to the normal constraint strengthening effect,while an increase in v enhances initial shear slip due to attenuated deformation coordination and stress transfer.As F_(s)increases from 7.5 to 120 kN,K from 0 to 12 MPa/mm,and v from 0.1 to 2 mm/min,the peak shear load increases by 210.32%and 80.16%with rising F_(s)and K,respectively,while decreases by 38.57%with increasing v.Correspondingly,the shear modulus exhibits,respectively,a 135.29%and 177.06%increase with rising F_(s)and K,and a 37.03%decrease with larger v.Initial shear dilation is identified as marking the formation of shear failure surface along anisotropic interfaces,resulting from the combined shear actions at the resin bolt interface,where resin undergoes shear by bolt surface protrusions,and the resin-rock interface,where mutual shear occurs between resin and rock.With increasing F_(s)and K and decreasing v,the location of the shear failure surface shifts from the resin-rock interface to the resin-bolt interface,accompanied by a transition in failure mode from tensile rupture of resin to shear off at the resin surface.
基金funded by Vice Chancellor of Research at Shiraz University(grant 3GFU2M1820).
文摘The identification of the traction acting on a portion of the surface of an anisotropic solid is very important in structural health monitoring and optimal design of structures. The traction can be determined using inverse methods in which displacement or strain measurements are taken at several points on the body. This paper presents an inverse method based on the method of fundamental solutions for the traction identification problem in two-dimensional anisotropic elasticity. The method of fundamental solutions is an efficient boundary-type meshless method widely used for analyzing various problems. Since the problem is linear, the sensitivity analysis is simply performed by solving the corresponding direct problem several times with different loads. The effects of important parameters such as the number of measurement data, the position of the measurement points, the amount of measurement error, and the type of measurement, i.e., displacement or strain, on the results are also investigated. The results obtained show that the presented inverse method is suitable for the problem of traction identification. It can be concluded from the results that the use of strain measurements in the inverse analysis leads to more accurate results than the use of displacement measurements. It is also found that measurement points closer to the boundary with unknown traction provide more reliable solutions. Additionally, it is found that increasing the number of measurement points increases the accuracy of the inverse solution. However, in cases with a large number of measurement points, further increasing the number of measurement data has little effect on the results.
基金supported by the NSFC(12301138)the Scientific and Technological Innovation Programs of Higher Education Institutions in Shanxi(2021L377)+1 种基金the Doctoral Scientific Research Foundation of Shanxi Datong University(2018-B-15)The second author’s work was supported by the NSFC(12171108).
文摘In this paper,the problem of brake orbits with minimal period estimates are considered for the first-order Hamiltonian systems with anisotropic growth,i.e.,the Hamiltonian functions may have super-quadratic,sub-quadratic and quadratic behaviors simultaneously in different variable components.
基金supported by the National Key R&D Program of China(2021YFA0716902)National Natural Science Foundation of China(NSFC)under contract number 42374149 and 42004119National Science and Technology Major Project(2024ZD1002907)。
文摘Seismic anisotropy has been extensively acknowledged as a crucial element that influences the wave propagation characteristic during wavefield simulation,inversion and imaging.Transversely isotropy(TI)and orthorhombic anisotropy(OA)are two typical categories of anisotropic media in exploration geophysics.In comparison of the elastic wave equations in both TI and OA media,pseudo-acoustic wave equations(PWEs)based on the acoustic assumption can markedly reduce computational cost and complexity.However,the presently available PWEs may experience SV-wave contamination and instability when anisotropic parameters cannot satisfy the approximated condition.Exploiting pure-mode wave equations can effectively resolve the above-mentioned issues and generate pure P-wave events without any artifacts.To further improve the computational accuracy and efficiency,we develop two novel pure qP-wave equations(PPEs)and illustrate the corresponding numerical solutions in the timespace domain for 3D tilted TI(TTI)and tilted OA(TOA)media.First,the rational polynomials are adopted to estimate the exact pure qP-wave dispersion relations,which contain complicated pseudo-differential operators with irrational forms.The polynomial coefficients are produced by applying a linear optimization algorithm to minimize the objective function difference between the expansion formula and the exact one.Then,the developed optimized PPEs are efficiently implemented using the finite-difference(FD)method in the time-space domain by introducing a scalar operator,which can help avoid the problem of spectral-based algorithms and other calculation burdens.Structures of the new equations are concise and corresponding implementation processes are straightforward.Phase velocity analyses indicate that our proposed optimized equations can lead to reliable approximation results.3D synthetic examples demonstrate that our proposed FD-based PPEs can produce accurate and stable P-wave responses,and effectively describe the wavefield features in complicated TTI and TOA media.
基金funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.12172230,U22A20166)the Department of Science and Technology of Guangdong Province(Grant No.2019ZT08G315).
文摘Understanding the anisotropic fracture behavior and the characteristics of the fracture process zone(FPZ)under size effects in laminated rocks,as well as its role in rock fracturing,is crucial for various engineering applications.In this study,three-point bending tests were conducted on shale specimens with varying bedding angles and sizes.The anisotropic characteristics and size effects of fracture parameters were revealed.A comparative analysis was performed on the evolutions of FPZs computed using size effect theory,digital image correlation(DIC),and linear elastic fracture mechanics.The results divulged that:(i)With increasing bedding angles,there is a noticeable decrease in apparent fracture toughness(KICA),apparent fracture energy(GICA),and nominal strength(σ_(Nu)).When the bedding angle of shale is less than 45°,the crack propagation and fracture parameters are mainly influenced by the matrix.Contrary,shale with bedding angles greater than 60°,the crack propagation and fracture parameters are mainly controlled by the bedding.When the bedding angle is between 45°and 60°,the fracture propagation evolves from permeating the matrix to extending along the bedding;(ii)The fracture parameters exhibit significant size dependent behavior,as KICA and GICA rise with increasing specimen size,butσNu falls with increasing specimen sizes.The fracture parameters align with the theoretical predictions of Bažant size effect law;and(iii)The lengths of DIC-based FPZ,effective FPZ,and inelastic zone follow W-shape variations with bedding angle.The dimensionless sizes of FPZ and inelastic zone decrease with specimen size,indicating a size effect.Furthermore,there is a negative relation between KICA and the dimensionless size of the FPZ,whileσNu is positively correlated to the dimensionless size of the FPZ.This highlights the essential role of the FPZ in the size effect of rock fracture.The bedding angle exerts an influence on the FPZ,subsequently affecting the anisotropic fracture and size-dependent behavior of shale.
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.52109143 and 12062026)the Open Research Fund of State Key Laboratory of Simulation and Regulation of Water Cycle in River Basin(China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research)(Grant No.IWHRSKL-KF202305).
文摘The mechanical properties of stratified rocks are closely related not only to the stress state but also to the inherent structural anisotropy,which can be represented by the occurrence of bedding planes.This research aims to enhance the understanding of the anisotropic deformation and failure behaviors of stratified rocks by proposing a novel coupled elastoplastic-damage constitutive model.In this constitutive model,a scalar anisotropic parameter(stress-structure mixed invariant)based on the Pietruszczak–Mroz anisotropic theory is incorporated into a nonlinear yield surface,which accounts for the combined effects of the stress state and bedding structure on the anisotropic strength behaviors of stratified rocks.A damage-driven function governs the expansion and contraction of the anisotropic yield surface in the pre-peak strain hardening and post-peak strain-softening regions.The strength and deformation characteristics under multiaxial stress conditions are represented by incorporating the Lode's angle into the yield and plastic potential functions.Numerical simulations are conducted to facilitate a comparison with the conventional and true triaxial compression test data for several stratified rocks.The simulation results demonstrate good agreement with the test data,validating the effectiveness of the proposed constitutive model.This study provides theoretical and technical support for addressing engineering challenges involving stratified rocks.
