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Source rock characterization of the Dingo Claystone,Barrow Subbasin,Australia:Influence of contamination on geochemical analyses
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作者 Ummi Fayyadhah Binti Haji Talipudin Mohamed Ragab Shalaby 《Energy Geoscience》 2025年第1期167-193,共27页
An integrated study on source rock characterization and hydrocarbon generation potential modeling was conducted for the selected Dingo Claystone,Barrow Sub-basin,Australia.In this study,data were collected solely from... An integrated study on source rock characterization and hydrocarbon generation potential modeling was conducted for the selected Dingo Claystone,Barrow Sub-basin,Australia.In this study,data were collected solely from two wells represented by the Bambra-1 and Bambra-2 wells.The collected data include those from bulk geochemical analyses of cuttings and sidewall cores sampled from the Late Jurassic Dingo Claystone.Geochemical data obtained from Rock-Eval pyrolysis and gas chromatography(GC)of extracted organic matter were integrated for source rock characterization and the construction of burial history and hydrocarbon generation in the Dingo Claystone.To improve the accuracy of thermal maturity estimations,only samples with S2 greater than 1 were considered due to potential issues with peak integration and uncertainties of Tmax determination in samples with lower S2 values.Furthermore,Rock-Eval data from the Bambra wells may be unreliable due to the contamination of cuttings and sidewall core(SWC)samples by drilling mud additives and natural hydrocarbons,which could impact the reliability of the data for determining thermal maturity.This study reveals that the Dingo Claystone Formation has total organic carbon(TOC)contents ranging from 0.66%to 8.31%.A poor to good hydrocarbon generation potential is indicated,with a production yield(PY=S_(1)+S_(2))ranging from 1.37 to 10.44 mg HC/g rock.Hydrogen index values vary between 42 and 226 mg HC/g TOC,confirming that the Dingo Claystone is dominantly kerogen TypeⅢ,with minor contributions from typesⅡ/ⅢandⅣ.Thermal maturity ranges from immature to late mature and is mostly in the oil window.This is indicated by T_(max)values of 398-462℃and vitrinite reflectance(Ro,%)of 0.47-1.99.Some samples show suppressed T_(max)and a higher production index,which is typical for samples affected by drilling fluids during drilling operations.Additionally,gas chromatography(GC)analyses are used to interpret the paleodepositional environment showing mixed input between marine and terrestrial origins of the source rocks.One-dimensional basin modeling for the Bambra-1 and Bambra-2 wells was carried out to evaluate the burial and thermal history of the formation.The transformation ratio suggests that hydrocarbon generation has not reached its peak and is still in an ongoing phase.An indication of hydrocarbon migration can be observed in this formation based on the transformation ratio.The effects of contamination warrant further investigation,as it could significantly impact maturity estimates and data reliability. 展开更多
关键词 Sub-basin Late Jurassic Dingo claystone Source rock characterization Basin and petroleum system modeling
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Enhancing the performance of waste-derived super-sulfated with carbonated recycled concrete fines for cemented paste backfill applications
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作者 Liancheng Wang Xingtong Yue +4 位作者 Ping Jiang Xiaobo Liu Shiyu Zhang Kai Cui Yingliang Zhao 《International Journal of Minerals,Metallurgy and Materials》 2026年第2期492-506,共15页
This study investigates the performance enhancement of super-sulfated cement(SSC)derived from arsenic-containing bio-oxidation waste(BW)through the incorporation of carbonated recycled concrete fines(CRCF).The finding... This study investigates the performance enhancement of super-sulfated cement(SSC)derived from arsenic-containing bio-oxidation waste(BW)through the incorporation of carbonated recycled concrete fines(CRCF).The findings revealed that the addition of 5wt%CRCF yields optimal performance,with compressive strengths reaching approximately 1.83,12.59,and 42.81 MPa at 1,3,and 28 d,respectively.These values represented significant increases of 408.3%,10.0%,and 14.3%compared to the reference sample.The improvement was attributed to the synergistic effects of ultrafine CRCF particles acting as fillers and nucleation sites,as well as the high reactivity of silica gels,which promoted the formation of additional hydration gels.Microstructural analysis confirmed that CRCF addition refined pore structure,and enhanced the stiffness of C-S-H gels.Furthermore,CRCF served as a net CO_(2) sink,sequestering 0.268 kg CO_(2) per kilogram of CRCF and thereby reducing the carbon footprint of SSC.In addition,the feasibility of applying CRCF-modified SSC in cemented paste backfill(CPB)is highlighted,given the high cement-related carbon footprint of conventional CPB.When 5wt%CRCFmodified SSC was employed in CPB,its 3-d compressive strength attained over 70%of that of ordinary Portland cement(OPC),while the 28-d strength was comparable to that of OPC.The proposed binder thus provides a sustainable pathway for BW valorization,combining waste utilization,carbon sequestration,and improved engineering performance. 展开更多
关键词 super-sulfated cement compressive strength bio-oxidation waste arsenic cemented paste backfill
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Cement-Based Thermoelectric Materials, Devices and Applications
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作者 Wanqiang Li Chunyu Du +1 位作者 Lirong Liang Guangming Chen 《Nano-Micro Letters》 2026年第1期750-781,共32页
Cement stands as a dominant contributor to global energy consumption and carbon emissions in the construction industry.With the upgrading of infrastructure and the improvement of building standards,traditional cement ... Cement stands as a dominant contributor to global energy consumption and carbon emissions in the construction industry.With the upgrading of infrastructure and the improvement of building standards,traditional cement fails to reconcile ecological responsibility with advanced functional performance.By incorporating tailored fillers into cement matrices,the resulting composites achieve enhanced thermoelectric(TE)conversion capabilities.These materials can harness solar radiation from building envelopes and recover waste heat from indoor thermal gradients,facilitating bidirectional energy conversion.This review offers a comprehensive and timely overview of cementbased thermoelectric materials(CTEMs),integrating material design,device fabrication,and diverse applications into a holistic perspective.It summarizes recent advancements in TE performance enhancement,encompassing fillers optimization and matrices innovation.Additionally,the review consolidates fabrication strategies and performance evaluations of cement-based thermoelectric devices(CTEDs),providing detailed discussions on their roles in monitoring and protection,energy harvesting,and smart building.We also address sustainability,durability,and lifecycle considerations of CTEMs,which are essential for real-world deployment.Finally,we outline future research directions in materials design,device engineering,and scalable manufacturing to foster the practical application of CTEMs in sustainable and intelligent infrastructure. 展开更多
关键词 Functional cement Thermoelectric materials Device structure Smart building
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Precise and non-destructive approach for identifying the real concentration based on cured cemented paste backfill using hyperspectral imaging
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作者 Qing Na Qiusong Chen Aixiang Wu 《International Journal of Minerals,Metallurgy and Materials》 2026年第1期116-128,共13页
Cemented paste backfill(CPB)is a technology that achieves safe mining by filling the goaf with waste rocks,tailings,and other materials.It is an inevitable choice to deal with the development of deep and highly diffic... Cemented paste backfill(CPB)is a technology that achieves safe mining by filling the goaf with waste rocks,tailings,and other materials.It is an inevitable choice to deal with the development of deep and highly difficult mines and meet the requirements of environmental protection and safety regulations.It promotes the development of a circular economy in mines through the development of lowgrade resources and the resource utilization of waste,and extends the service life of mines.The mass concentration of solid content(abbreviated as“concentration”)is a critical parameter for CPB.However,discrepancies often arise between the on-site measurements and the pre-designed values due to factors such as groundwater inflow and segregation within the goaf,which cannot be evaluated after the solidification of CPB.This paper innovatively provides an in-situ non-destructive approach to identify the real concentration of CPB after curing for certain days using hyperspectral imaging(HSI)technology.Initially,the spectral variation patterns under different concentration conditions were investigated through hyperspectral scanning experiments on CPB samples.The results demonstrate that as the CPB concentration increases from 61wt%to 73wt%,the overall spectral reflectance gradually increases,with two distinct absorption peaks observed at 1407 and 1917 nm.Notably,the reflectance at 1407 nm exhibited a strong linear relationship with the concentration.Subsequently,the K-nearest neighbors(KNN)and support vector machine(SVM)algorithms were employed to classify and identify different concentrations.The study revealed that,with the KNN algorithm,the highest accuracy was achieved when K(number of nearest neighbors)was 1,although this resulted in overfitting.When K=3,the model displayed the optimal balance between accuracy and stability,with an accuracy of 95.03%.In the SVM algorithm,the highest accuracy of 98.24%was attained with parameters C(regularization parameter)=200 and Gamma(kernel coefficient)=10.A comparative analysis of precision,accuracy,and recall further highlighted that the SVM provided superior stability and precision for identifying CPB concentration.Thus,HSI technology offers an effective solution for the in-situ,non-destructive monitoring of CPB concentration,presenting a promising approach for optimizing and controlling CPB characteristic parameters. 展开更多
关键词 cemented paste backfill CONCENTRATION hyperspectral imaging non-destructive testing
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Deterioration and Pore Structure Evolution of GO Modified Polymer Cement Mortar under Salt-freeze-thaw Coupling Effects
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作者 ZHAO Xinyuan WEI Zhiqiang +3 位作者 QIAO Hongxia LI Shaofei CAO Hui XI Lingling 《Journal of Wuhan University of Technology(Materials Science)》 2026年第1期234-246,共13页
To investigate the pore structure of graphene oxide modified polymer cement mortar(GOPM)under salt-freeze-thaw(SFT)coupling effects and its impact on deterioration,this study modifies polymer cement mortar(EMCM)with g... To investigate the pore structure of graphene oxide modified polymer cement mortar(GOPM)under salt-freeze-thaw(SFT)coupling effects and its impact on deterioration,this study modifies polymer cement mortar(EMCM)with graphene oxide(GO).The micro-pore structure of GOPM is characterized using LF-NMR and SEM.Fractal theory is applied to calculate the fractal dimension of pore volume,and the deterioration patterns are analyzed based on the evolution characteristics of capillary pores.The experimental results indicate that,after 25 salt-freeze-thaw cycles(SFTc),SO2-4 ions penetrate the matrix,generating corrosion products that fill existing pores and enhance the compactness of the specimen.As the number of cycles increases,the ongoing formation and expansion of corrosion products within the matrix,combined with persistent freezing forces,and result in the degradation of the pore structure.Therefore,the mass loss rate(MLR)of the specimens shows a trend of first decreasing and then increasing,while the relative dynamic elastic modulus(RDEM)initially increases and then decreases.Compared to the PC group specimens,the G3PM group specimens show a 28.71% reduction in MLR and a 31.42% increase in RDEM after 150 SFTc.The fractal dimensions of the transition pores,capillary pores,and macropores in the G3PM specimens first increase and then decrease as the number of SFTc increases.Among them,the capillary pores show the highest correlation with MLR and RDEM,with correlation coefficients of 0.97438 and 0.98555,respectively. 展开更多
关键词 graphene oxide polymer cement mortar pore structure fractal dimension
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Characterizing dynamic segregation behavior in cemented paste during pipeline transport through electrical resistance tomography
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作者 Yingjie Chang Aixiang Wu +4 位作者 Zhu’en Ruan Shaoyong Wang Jiandong Wang Shulong Liu Shuangcheng Du 《International Journal of Minerals,Metallurgy and Materials》 2026年第3期798-808,共11页
Cement paste backfill(CPB)technology is a key method for mine waste treatment,and pipeline transport is critical for safe and efficient waste transfer.Variations in raw material properties can cause slurry segregation... Cement paste backfill(CPB)technology is a key method for mine waste treatment,and pipeline transport is critical for safe and efficient waste transfer.Variations in raw material properties can cause slurry segregation,increase pipeline wear and resistance,raise the risk of blockages or bursts,and disrupt operations.To study CPB slurry segregation during transport,CPB was prepared using cement as the cementitious material and unclassified tailings as inert materials.A small annular-tube device using an electrical resistance tomography system was developed to analyze its flow characteristics,and quantitative segregation assessment methods were developed.The results indicated that CPB conductivity increases with transport time but decreases with higher solid mass content,with the latter having a greater impact.At a low solid content,solid particles migrated toward the bottom of the pipe as the flow time increased,and the migratory behavior of the particles diminished as the solid content increased.At a flow rate of 1.25 m/s,the heterogeneity index for CPB with 58wt% solid content increased by 1.24 in 20 min,whereas that for CPB with 62wt% solid content increased by 2.17.Higher solid mass content amplifies the effect of conveying time on segregation,emphasizing the need to balance these factors for minimizing segregation.These insights can guide the optimization of mine pipeline transport systems. 展开更多
关键词 cement paste backfill electrical resistance tomography dynamic segregation pipeline transport
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Resistance of Calcium Sulphoaluminate Cement-based Coral Sand Mortar to Chloride Ingress
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作者 YU Zhuqing LONG Yu WANG Haonan 《Journal of Wuhan University of Technology(Materials Science)》 2026年第1期107-115,共9页
The utilization of discarded coral debris in cementitious material is a prominent research area for island construction projects.The aim of this study is to explore the use of environment-friendly cement and waste cor... The utilization of discarded coral debris in cementitious material is a prominent research area for island construction projects.The aim of this study is to explore the use of environment-friendly cement and waste coral sand in the preparation of coral mortar,while investigating its performance when exposed to a chloride environment.Three types of low-carbon cements were employed,such as rapid hardening sulphoaluminate(RCSA)cement,high belite sulphoaluminate(HBCSA)cement,and slag sulphoaluminate cement(SSC).The coulomb electric flux,mechanical properties,free chloride content,and mass change of the cement mortar under exposed to 3.5 wt%NaCl solution were examined at various time intervals.X-ray diffraction analysis was conducted to identify the mineral phases present in the mortar samples.The results demonstrate that the flexural and compressive strength of the mortar consistently increase throughout the 360 days chloride exposure period.Incorporating coral sand into SSC-based mortars enhances their compressive strength from day 28 up until day 360.However,it adversely affects the strength of HBCSA-based mortars.The behavior of mortars exposed to a chloride-rich environment is closely associated with the amount of C-S-H gel present within them.SSC generates a significant quantity of C-S-H gel which possesses a large specific surface area capable of absorbing more chloride ions thereby reducing their concentration within the mortar matrix as well as increasing its mass and improving resistance against chloride ion penetration. 展开更多
关键词 calcium sulphoaluminate cement coral sand chloride penetration coral mortar
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Modelling and Analysis of Enhanced Power Generation by Recovering Waste Heat from Fallujah White Cement Factory for Clean Energy Sustainability
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作者 Abdulrazzak Akroot Kayser Aziz Ameen +2 位作者 Haitham M.Ibrahim Hasanain A.Abdul Wahhab Miqdam T.Chaichan 《Energy Engineering》 2026年第2期507-526,共20页
Improving energy efficiency and lowering negative environmental impact through waste heat recovery(WHR)is a critical step toward sustainable cement manufacturing.This study analyzes advanced cogeneration systems for r... Improving energy efficiency and lowering negative environmental impact through waste heat recovery(WHR)is a critical step toward sustainable cement manufacturing.This study analyzes advanced cogeneration systems for recovering waste heat from the Fallujah White Cement Plant in Iraq.The novelty of this work lies in its direct application and comparative thermodynamic analysis of three distinct cogeneration cycles—the Organic Rankine Cycle,the Single-Flash Steam Cycle,and the Dual-Pressure Steam Cycle—within the Iraqi cement industry,a context that has not been widely studied.The main objective is to evaluate and compare these models to determine the most effective approach for enhancing energy and exergy efficiencies.Themethodology involved detailed thermodynamic and exergy analyses of each system,supported by mathematical modelling and simulation using data from plant operations.The results reveal that the Dual-Pressure Steam Cycle emerged as the most effective system,delivering 13.76 MW of net power with a thermal efficiency of 32.8%and an exergy efficiency of 51%.This significantly outperformed the baseline Organic Rankine Cycle(8.18MW,18.8%thermal efficiency,30.7%exergy efficiency).These findings confirm that multipressure steam cycles offer a robust and practical solution for the Fallujah plant.This application provides a clear,high-impact pathway to enhance national industrial energy efficiency,significantly reduce CO_(2) emissions,and promote clean energy sustainability in Iraq.Future work should consider economic feasibility and potential integration with renewable energy sources to further enhance sustainability. 展开更多
关键词 cement industry energy efficiency waste heat recovery air-cooled chiller suspension preheater cogeneration cycles
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Effect of Particle Fineness of Magnesium Oxide on Properties of Magnesium Oxychloride Cement
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作者 LI Baolan ZHENG Weixin LI Yihuang 《Journal of Wuhan University of Technology(Materials Science)》 2026年第2期483-490,共8页
The influence mechanism of MgO particle fineness on the properties of MOC was comprehensively explored through means of grinding,sieving,hydration and apparent density testing,in conjunction with characterization meth... The influence mechanism of MgO particle fineness on the properties of MOC was comprehensively explored through means of grinding,sieving,hydration and apparent density testing,in conjunction with characterization methods such as setting time,stability,compressive strength,and microscopic morphology.The findings reveal that MOC demonstrates excellent stability and mechanical properties when the particle fineness of MgO is less than 75μm.When the MgO particle fineness exceeds 75μm,MOC exhibits superior fluidity and maneuverability.When 0.75μm MgO is employed as the raw material to prepare MOC,a water-cement ratio of 0.6 proves more favorable.These results can furnish a theoretical foundation for the preparation and application of MOC. 展开更多
关键词 MgO particle fineness magnesium oxychloride cement heat treatment MICROSTRUCTURE water-cement ratio
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Evaluating the Influence of Grain-Coating Chlorite on Quartz Cements and Sandstone Porosity:A Review
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作者 Huan Li Qinhong Hu +8 位作者 Hongtao Zhu Guangyou Zhu Feilong Wang Xiaofeng Du Qingbin Wang Desheng Hu Eric O.Ansah Xiaojun Pang Qiqi Wang 《Journal of Earth Science》 2026年第1期155-179,共25页
Chlorite coats are believed to inhibit quartz cementation and preserve deeply-buried sandstone porosity.However,geologists face numerous challenges in evaluating the influences of chlorite coats in real cases.To tackl... Chlorite coats are believed to inhibit quartz cementation and preserve deeply-buried sandstone porosity.However,geologists face numerous challenges in evaluating the influences of chlorite coats in real cases.To tackle these challenges,this work reviewed a large number of case studies to discuss the proper way to evaluate their role using petrography.The following five main conclusions were drawn:(1)Compared to other coat parameters,coat coverage is more reliable in evaluating the influence of chlorite coats on quartz cements.(2)In addition to chlorite coats,quartz growth is influenced by multiple factors such as temperature,while sandstone porosity is affected by various factors including mechanical compaction;therefore,when evaluating the influence of chlorite coats,geologists should take these factors into account.(3)Even if no negative correlation exists between chlorite coats and quartz cements,and no positive correlation is observed between chlorite coats and sandstone porosity,one cannot simply conclude that chlorite coats do not inhibit quartz cements and protect sandstone porosity.(4)Chlorite coats can significantly occupy pore space,leading to a net porosity decrease.(5)Chlorite coats can undergo significantly dissolution,while whether this phenomenon is ubiquitous remains underexplored. 展开更多
关键词 chlorite coat quartz cement chlorite dissolution abnormally high porosity sandstone diagenesis reservoir quality
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Additive manufacturing techniques for WC−Co cemented carbides: Principle, progress, and perspective
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作者 Zhan-he LIU Ke-chao ZHOU +5 位作者 Kai-hua SHI Xiao-zan WU He XIAO Chao-qun PENG Ri-chu WANG Xiao-feng WANG 《Transactions of Nonferrous Metals Society of China》 2026年第1期1-24,共24页
Additive manufacturing(AM)technology has emerged as a viable solution for manufacturing complexshaped WC−Co cemented carbide products,thereby expanding their applications in industries such as resource mining,equipmen... Additive manufacturing(AM)technology has emerged as a viable solution for manufacturing complexshaped WC−Co cemented carbide products,thereby expanding their applications in industries such as resource mining,equipment manufacturing,and electronic information.This review provides a comprehensive summary of the progress of AM technology in WC−Co cemented carbides.The fundamental principles and classification of AM techniques are introduced,followed by a categorization and evaluation of the AM techniques for WC−Co cemented carbides.These techniques are classified as either direct AM technology(DAM)or indirect AM technology(IDAM),depending on their inclusion of post-processes like de-binding and sintering.Through an analysis of microstructure features,the most suitable AM route for WC−Co cemented carbide products with controllable microstructure is identified as the indirect AM technology,such as binder jet printing(BJP),which integrates AM with conventional powder metallurgy. 展开更多
关键词 cemented carbides additive manufacturing WC−Co direct additive manufacturing indirect additive manufacturing microstructure complex shapes
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Mechanical response and pore pressure evolution of cemented paste backfill under deep mine-like multiaxial stress and temperature conditions
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作者 Hongbin Liu Mamadou Fall 《International Journal of Mining Science and Technology》 2026年第2期457-474,共18页
As underground mining advances to greater depths,cemented paste backfill(CPB)is increasingly subjected to complex thermo-mechanical loading conditions,including multiaxial stress states and elevated temperatures.This ... As underground mining advances to greater depths,cemented paste backfill(CPB)is increasingly subjected to complex thermo-mechanical loading conditions,including multiaxial stress states and elevated temperatures.This study investigates the coupled effects of field-representative vertical self-weight and horizontal rockwall closure stresses,along with in-situ temperatures,on the mechanical behavior and pore water pressure(PWP)evolution of CPB.Experiments were conducted using a novel apparatus capable of controlling multiaxial stress and temperature during curing,replicating in-situ stress paths and thermal profiles typical of deep mine environments.Results show that multiaxial stress enhances CPB strength and stiffness by promoting denser particle packing,reducing porosity,and increasing frictional resistance.Elevated temperatures independently accelerate early-age cement hydration,further improving bond strength and stiffness.When combined,multiaxial stress and elevated temperature produce a synergistic enhancement in unconfined compressive strength(UCS)and elastic modulus,as confirmed by two-way ANOVA and synergy index analysis.PWP responses were also highly sensitive to thermo-mechanical conditions.The evolution of positive and negative PWP was governed by the interplay of thermal expansion,hydration-induced desaturation,and mechanical compaction.Multiaxial stress amplified early positive PWP and delayed its dissipation,whereas elevated temperature accelerated hydration and reduced pore pressure,leading to enhanced suction at later ages.A transient“stress-induced resaturation”effect was observed under late-stage excessive horizontal stress but was mitigated by elevated temperatures.These findings provide critical insights into the coupled mechanical and hydraulic behavior of CPB under realistic field conditions and offer guidance for optimizing backfill design,binder content,and barricade stability in deep mining applications. 展开更多
关键词 cemented paste backfill TAILINGS Multiaxial stress Field temperature Mechanical properties Pore water pressure Rockwall closure
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Influence of aggregate particle size on fracture behavior and energy evolution of cemented rockfill in the post-peak stage
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作者 Zhu Li Weibing Zhu +4 位作者 Qingdong Qu Jialin Xu Guorui Feng Chunlei Guo Jingmin Xu 《International Journal of Mining Science and Technology》 2026年第3期667-685,共19页
Cemented rockfill(CRF)combines structural support with sustainable reuse of coal-derived solid waste.This study integrates digital image correlation,acoustic emission monitoring,and finite-discrete element simulations... Cemented rockfill(CRF)combines structural support with sustainable reuse of coal-derived solid waste.This study integrates digital image correlation,acoustic emission monitoring,and finite-discrete element simulations to investigate mechanical behavior,fracture development,and energy evolution of CRF containing 54%aggregate content with three grain-size distributions(5-10,10-20,and 20-30 mm).Results indicate finer aggregates raise compressive strength and elastic modulus,and increase post-peak softening and residual stiffness.Fracture patterns transition from dominantly unidirectional failure in coarse specimens to pronounced X-shaped conjugate shear in fine specimens,with cracks initiating at boundaries and propagating inward.The proportion of failed joints at comparable strains decreases markedly with finer gradation,reflecting a more homogeneous crack network that enhances post-peak load retention and produces frequent minor stress fluctuations.Energy analyses reveal a coarse>medium>fine ordering in cumulative dissipation;however,finer aggregates delay rapid kinetic and dissipative energy release,promoting slower energy redistribution and improved load resistance.These findings quantify how aggregate gradation controls deformational mechanisms,crack topology,and energy partitioning,and provide design guidance for optimizing aggregate size and cementitious composition to enhance ductility,energy absorption,and structural reliability of CRF in underground engineering. 展开更多
关键词 cemented rockfill(CRF) Aggregate particle size Post-peak bearing characteristics Crack propagation Energy evolution
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Damage evolution law under unloading confining pressure of cemented backfill based on energy dissipation
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作者 LIU Wei-zhen GONG Bin +3 位作者 NIU Shi-wei WANG Hui-qin LI Hong-rui HU Zhong-jing 《Journal of Central South University》 2026年第1期400-421,共22页
High ground temperature and unloading disturbance have emerged as critical factors impacting the property of cemented gauge-fly ash backfill(CGFB).The characteristics of energy and damage in CGFB were analyzed under c... High ground temperature and unloading disturbance have emerged as critical factors impacting the property of cemented gauge-fly ash backfill(CGFB).The characteristics of energy and damage in CGFB were analyzed under conditions of high ground temperature and unloading by conducting triaxial unloading tests with different initial confining pressures on CGFB that had been cured at various temperatures.Based on dissipative energy,triaxial unloading confining pressure damage constitutive model of CGFB was constructed.It has been demonstrated that the ratio of elastic strain energy in CGFB decreases and the ratio of dissipated energy increases at the end of unloading increases under higher curing temperature.The change in the elastic energy consumption ratio curve of CGFB,which shifts from a gradual increase to a swift rise at a certain"inflection point",can be utilized as a criterion for evaluating the failure of the unloading strength of CGFB.The triaxial unloading damage constitutive model for CGFB divides the damage progression into three distinct phases:initial damage stage,accelerated damage development stage,and rapid damage growth stage.The research findings offer a theoretical foundation for evaluating the extent of damage to CGFB caused by the combined influences of elevated ground temperature and unloading. 展开更多
关键词 curing temperature cemented gangue-fly ash backfill unloading confining pressure dissipated energy damage constitutive model
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Improving the interfacial strength of cement-polyacrylate grout and Ordovician limestone by graphene oxide
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作者 Zhiyang Wang Yingwei Li +3 位作者 Longji Wu He Chen Xiuliang Yin Zhijun Wu 《Journal of Rock Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering》 2026年第1期702-712,共11页
In coal mining on a high-pressure Ordovician limestone aquifer,grouting materials should have sufficient mechanical properties,particularly strong interfacial bonding performance to address stress concentration at the... In coal mining on a high-pressure Ordovician limestone aquifer,grouting materials should have sufficient mechanical properties,particularly strong interfacial bonding performance to address stress concentration at the grout-limestone interface induced by rock stress disturbances during mining.In this study,graphene oxide(GO)was integrated into cement-polyacrylate composite grout to improve its interfacial bonding.First,four-point bending tests were conducted,and the Monte Carlo method combined with the simplex search algorithm was employed to determine the variations in shear cohesion and static friction parameters.The results reveal that GO can significantly increase both the tensile and shear cohesion of the grout-limestone interface,but minimally affects the interfacial friction coefficient.Second,nuclear magnetic resonance(NMR)and scanning electron microscopy(SEM)tests were performed.The results indicate that GO nanosheets result in a squamaceous microstructure of the grout consolidation mass,increasing the adhesion of the grout-limestone interface.Moreover,spiny Aft(ettringite)clusters can be induced in limestone fracture surfaces by GO,which could serve as anchors for limestone and grout consolidation mass. 展开更多
关键词 Graphene oxide cement-polyacrylate grout Grout-limestone interfacial strength Spiny cement hydration product crystals Micro anchoring
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Study on the destabilizing damage precursors of cemented tailings backfill based on critical slowing down theory combined with multiple denoising algorithms under consideration of initial defect conditions
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作者 ZHAO Kang ZHONG Jun-cheng +3 位作者 YAN Ya-jing LIU Yang WEN Dao-tan XIAO Wei-ling 《Journal of Central South University》 2026年第1期375-399,共25页
The cemented tailings backfill(CTB)with initial defects is more prone to destabilization damage under the influence of various unfavorable factors during the mining process.In order to investigate its influence on the... The cemented tailings backfill(CTB)with initial defects is more prone to destabilization damage under the influence of various unfavorable factors during the mining process.In order to investigate its influence on the stability of underground mining engineering,this paper simulates the generation of different degrees of initial defects inside the CTB by adding different contents of air-entraining agent(AEA),investigates the acoustic emission RA/AF eigenvalues of CTB with different contents of AEA under uniaxial compression,and adopts various denoising algorithms(e.g.,moving average smoothing,median filtering,and outlier detection)to improve the accuracy of the data.The variance and autocorrelation coefficients of RA/AF parameters were analyzed in conjunction with the critical slowing down(CSD)theory.The results show that the acoustic emission RA/AF values can be used to characterize the progressive damage evolution of CTB.The denoising algorithm processed the AE signals to reduce the effects of extraneous noise and anomalous spikes.Changes in the variance curves provide clear precursor information,while abrupt changes in the autocorrelation coefficient can be used as an auxiliary localization warning signal.The phenomenon of dramatic increase in the variance and autocorrelation coefficient curves during the compression-tightening stage,which is influenced by the initial defects,can lead to false warnings.As the initial defects of the CTB increase,its instability precursor time and instability time are prolonged,the peak stress decreases,and the time difference between the CTB and the instability damage is smaller.The results provide a new method for real-time monitoring and early warning of CTB instability damage. 展开更多
关键词 initial defects cemented tailings backfill critical slowing down acoustic emission RA/AF values denoising algorithms
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Determinationofelasticmodulus of claystone:Nano-/micro-indentation andmeso-compression tests used to investigate impact of alkaline fluid propagation over 18 years
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作者 Danièle Bartier Christophe Auvray 《Journal of Rock Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering》 SCIE CSCD 2017年第3期129-136,共8页
Micro-mechanical properties of a claystone were tested after undergoing alkaline perturbation on site(Tournemire,CD borehole)for 18 years.In a saturated context and outside the excavation disturbed zone(EDZ),the clays... Micro-mechanical properties of a claystone were tested after undergoing alkaline perturbation on site(Tournemire,CD borehole)for 18 years.In a saturated context and outside the excavation disturbed zone(EDZ),the claystone exhibits a 11.6-mm black rim at the cement/paste interface,which shows a different mechanical behaviour from the rest of the claystone.Three sets of measurements of elastic modulus were performed using:(i)nano-indentation tests with a constant indentation depth of 2 mm,(ii)microindentation tests with a constant indentation depth of 20 mm,and(iii)meso-compression tests with a constant displacement of 200 mm.The increase of the modulus of deformability in the black rim is between 15 GPa and 20 GPa according to the scale.Moreover,an overall decrease of the modulus of deformability from the smallest to the largest scale is observed in each zone.In view of the mineralogy and petrographic observations,higher values of modulus of deformability in the black rim are related to carbonate content and its distribution.Precipitation of cementitious carbonates as inclusions and very thin partings leads to hardening of the claystone. 展开更多
关键词 claystone Elastic modulus Nano-indentation MICRO-INDENTATION Meso-compression Carbonate claystone/cement paste contact
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Short-and long-term behaviors of drifts in the Callovo-Oxfordian claystone at the Meuse/Haute-Marne Underground Research Laboratory 被引量:5
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作者 G.Armand A.Noiret +1 位作者 J.Zghondi D.M.Seyedi 《Journal of Rock Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering》 SCIE CSCD 2013年第3期221-230,共10页
Since 2000, the French National Radioactive Waste Management Agency (ANDRA) has been constructing an Underground Research Laboratory (URL) at Bure (east of the Paris Basin) to perform experiments in order to obt... Since 2000, the French National Radioactive Waste Management Agency (ANDRA) has been constructing an Underground Research Laboratory (URL) at Bure (east of the Paris Basin) to perform experiments in order to obtain in situ data necessary to demonstrate the feasibility of geological repository in the Callovo- Oxfordian claystone. An important experimental program is planned to characterize the response of the rock to different drift construction methods, Before 2008, at the main level of the laboratory, most of the drifts were excavated using pneumatic hammer and supported with rock bolts, sliding steel arches and fiber shotcrete. Other techniques, such as road header techniques, stiff and flexible supports, have also been used to characterize their impacts. The drift network is developed following the in situ major stresses. The parallel drifts are separated enough so as they can be considered independently when their hydromechanical (HM) behaviors are compared. Mine-by experiments have been performed to measure the HM response of the rock and the mechanical loading applied to the support system due to the digging and after excavation. Drifts exhibit extensional (mode I) and shear fractures (modes II and III) induced by excavation works. The extent of the induced fracture networks depends on the drift orientation versus the in situ stress field. This paper describes the drift convergence and deformation in the surrounding rock walls as function of time and the impact of different support methods on the rock mass behavior. An observation based method is finally applied to distinguish the instantaneous and time-dependent parts of the rock mass deformation around the drifts. 展开更多
关键词 Field experiments claystone Tunnel convergence Induced fractures Short- and long-term behaviors
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Elastic modulus of claystone evaluated by nano-/micro-indentation tests and meso-compression tests 被引量:5
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作者 Christophe Auvray Noémie Lafrance Danièle Bartier 《Journal of Rock Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering》 SCIE CSCD 2017年第1期84-91,共8页
Toarcian claystone such as that of the Callovo-Oxfordian is a qualified multiphase material. The claystone samples tested in this study are composed of four main mineral phases: silicates(clay minerals, quartz,feldspa... Toarcian claystone such as that of the Callovo-Oxfordian is a qualified multiphase material. The claystone samples tested in this study are composed of four main mineral phases: silicates(clay minerals, quartz,feldspars, micas)(z86%), sulphides(pyrite)(z3%), carbonates(calcite, dolomite)(z10%) and organic kerogen(z1%). Three sets of measurements of the modulus of deformability were compared as determined in(i) nanoindentation tests with a constant indentation depth of 2 mm,(ii) micro-indentation tests with a constant indentation depth of 20 mm, and(iii) meso-compression tests with a constant displacement of 200 mm. These three experimental methods have already been validated in earlier studies. The main objective of this study is to demonstrate the influence of the scaling effect on the modulus of deformability of the material. Different frequency distributions of the modulus of deformability were obtained at the different sample scales:(i) in nano-indentation tests, the distribution was spread between 15 GPa and 90 GPa and contained one peak at34 GPa and another at 51 GPa;(ii) in the micro-indentation tests, the distribution was spread between 25 GPa and 60 GPa and displayed peaks at 26 GPa and 37 GPa; and(iii) in the meso-compression tests, a narrow frequency distribution was obtained, ranging from 25 GPa to 50 GPa and with a maximum at around 35 GPa. 展开更多
关键词 claystone Elastic modulus Scaling effect Nano-and micro-indentation Meso-compression tests Multi-scale mechanical tests
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Main outcomes from in situ thermo-hydro-mechanical experiments programme to demonstrate feasibility of radioactive high-level waste disposal in the Callovo-Oxfordian claystone 被引量:5
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作者 G. Armand F. Bumbieler +3 位作者 N. Conil R. de la Vaissière J.-M. Bosgiraud M.-N. Vu 《Journal of Rock Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering》 SCIE CSCD 2017年第3期33-45,共13页
In the context of radioactive waste disposal,an underground research laboratory(URL)is a facility in which experiments are conducted to demonstrate the feasibility of constructing and operating a radioactive waste dis... In the context of radioactive waste disposal,an underground research laboratory(URL)is a facility in which experiments are conducted to demonstrate the feasibility of constructing and operating a radioactive waste disposal facility within a geological formation.The Meuse/Haute-Marne URL is a sitespecific facility planned to study the feasibility of a radioactive waste disposal in the Callovo-Oxfordian(COx)claystone.The thermo-hydro-mechanical(THM)behaviour of the host rock is significant for the design of the underground nuclear waste disposal facility and for its long-term safety.The French National Radioactive Waste Management Agency(Andra)has begun a research programme aiming to demonstrate the relevancy of the French high-level waste(HLW)concept.This paper presents the programme implemented from small-scale(small diameter)boreholes to full-scale demonstration experiments to study the THM effects of the thermal transient on the COx claystone and the strategy implemented in this new programme to demonstrate and optimise current disposal facility components for HLW.It shows that the French high-level waste concept is feasible and working in the COx claystone.It also exhibits that,as for other plastic clay or claystone,heating-induced pore pressure increases and that the THM behaviour is anisotropic. 展开更多
关键词 In situ experiments claystone Thermo-hydro-mechanical(THM) behaviour Research programme Radioactive high-level waste(HLW) DISPOSAL
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