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Dynamic evolution mechanism of the fracturing fracture system——Enlightenments from hydraulic fracturing physical experiments and finite element numerical simulation
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作者 Qi-Qiang Ren Li-Fei Li +3 位作者 Jin Wang Rong-Tao Jiang Meng-Ping Li Jian-Wei Feng 《Petroleum Science》 CSCD 2024年第6期3839-3866,共28页
This study aims to elucidate the dynamic evolution mechanism of the fracturing fracture system during the exploration and development of complex oil and gas reservoirs.By integrating methods of rock mechanical testing... This study aims to elucidate the dynamic evolution mechanism of the fracturing fracture system during the exploration and development of complex oil and gas reservoirs.By integrating methods of rock mechanical testing,logging calculation,and seismic inversion technology,we obtained the current insitu stress characteristics of a single well and rock mechanical parameters.Simultaneously,significant controlling factors of rock mechanical properties were analyzed.Subsequently,by coupling hydraulic fracturing physical experiments with finite element numerical simulation,three different fracturing models were configured:single-cluster,double-cluster,and triple-cluster perforations.Combined with acoustic emission technology,the fracture initiation mode and evolution characteristics during the loading process were determined.The results indicate the following findings:(1)The extension direction and length of the fracture are significantly controlled by the direction of the maximum horizontal principal stress.(2)Areas with poor cementation and compactness exhibit complex fracture morphology,prone to generating network fractures.(3)The interlayer development of fracturing fractures is controlled by the strata occurrence.(4)Increasing the displacement of fracturing fluid enlarges the fracturing fracture length and height.This research provides theoretical support and effective guidance for hydraulic fracturing design in tight oil and gas reservoirs. 展开更多
关键词 Rockmechanical parameters Petrophysical experiments Hydraulic fracturing physical experiment Finite element numerical simulation Dynamic evolution mechanism Fracturing fracture
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Teaching Status and Teaching Reform Ideas of Physical Chemistry Experiments for Food Quality and Safety Major
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作者 Bo HOU Jing LIAO 《Agricultural Biotechnology》 2024年第3期45-47,54,共4页
Physical chemistry experiments are an important branch of chemical experiments.In view of problems and shortcomings in physical chemistry experiment teaching of food quality and safety major in Chengdu University,the ... Physical chemistry experiments are an important branch of chemical experiments.In view of problems and shortcomings in physical chemistry experiment teaching of food quality and safety major in Chengdu University,the teaching methods of physical chemistry experiment course of food quality and safety major were explored and practiced,aiming to arouse students enthusiasm for experiments and cultivate their ability of independent learning,comprehensive thinking and independent problem solving. 展开更多
关键词 physical chemistry experiment Food quality SAFETY
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Exploring the Failure Mechanism of the Baige Landslide via Field Observations and Physical Model Tests
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作者 Peng Cao Huiming Tang +4 位作者 Meng Wang Kun Fang Minhao Miao Jianhui Deng Xinming Wu 《Journal of Earth Science》 2025年第4期1682-1699,共18页
In 2018,a catastrophic high-altitude landslide occurred at Baige,located within the tectonic suture zone of the Upper Jinsha River.The failure mechanism of this event remains poorly understood.This study aims to eluci... In 2018,a catastrophic high-altitude landslide occurred at Baige,located within the tectonic suture zone of the Upper Jinsha River.The failure mechanism of this event remains poorly understood.This study aims to elucidate the deformation characteristics and failure mechanism of the Baige landslide by employing a comprehensive methodology,including field geological surveys,analysis of historical remote sensing imagery,high-density electrical resistivity surveys,and advanced displacement monitoring.Additionally,the physical modeling experiments were conducted to replicate the unique failure modes.The findings propose a novel perspective on the failure mechanism of the Baige landslide,which involves two critical stages:first,the brittle shear zone bypasses and fails at the lower locked segment,and second,the failure of the upper locked segment,combined with the shear zone's impact on the lower locked segment,triggers overall slope instability.Physical modeling experiments revealed a transition from initial acceleration to a rapid acceleration phase,particularly marked by a significant increase in velocity following the failure of the upper locked segment.The intensity of acoustic emission signals was found to correlate with the failure of the locked segments and the state of particle collisions post-failure.It offers new insights into the failure mechanisms of tectonic mélange belt large-scale landslides in suture zones,contributing to the broader field of landslide research. 展开更多
关键词 Baige landslides Jinsha River tectonic mélange belt failure pattern physical model experiments mechanisms
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Roof deformation of the Beishan Rock Carvings with negative Poisson's ratio anchor support under varied precipitation conditions 被引量:1
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作者 YANG Peixi TAO Zhigang +1 位作者 YANG Xiaojie LI Xiaodan 《Journal of Mountain Science》 2025年第8期3078-3091,共14页
Beishan Rock Carvings in Chongqing,a renowned cultural heritage site in China,flourished during the Tang and Song dynasties and are often referred to as the“Stone Carving Art Museum of the Tang and Song Dynasties.”C... Beishan Rock Carvings in Chongqing,a renowned cultural heritage site in China,flourished during the Tang and Song dynasties and are often referred to as the“Stone Carving Art Museum of the Tang and Song Dynasties.”Cave 168 is a key component of the Beishan Rock Carvings.At present,several through-going cracks have developed in the roof of Cave 168,severely compromising the structural stability of the grotto.The early internal steel plate supports have suffered severe corrosion and can no longer provide effective reinforcement.In addition,the presence of steel columns obstructs visitor access and negatively affects the viewing experience.A new reinforcement method is urgently needed.Therefore,studying the deformation patterns of the structure is of critical importance.This study analyzes the stratigraphic parameters and fracture distribution of Cave 168,considering key influencing factors such as rainfall,self-weight,and the overlying Quaternary soil.On-site monitoring and physical model experiments were conducted to evaluate the changes in roof crack width and displacement before and after reinforcement with negative Poisson's ratio(NPR)anchor cables.The results reveal that the roof of Cave 168 contains several through-going cracks and numerous microcracks,which serve as infiltration channels for surface water.These accelerate the softening of the mudstone and pose a significant threat to the cave's structural safety.During the experiment,the main change in the crack exhibited a“semi-archshaped”propagation pattern.In the first ten minutes,as the rock transitioned from dry to moist conditions,a slight crack closure was observed.As rainfall continued,crack propagation accelerated.After rainfall ceased,crack width remained stable over a short period.Under NPR anchor support,the influence of rainfall on roof settlement was effectively mitigated,ensuring the safety and stability of the roof.The NPR anchors successfully limited the roof settlement to within 0.3 mm and provided effective control over both total and differential settlement.These findings offer valuable insights into the application of NPR anchor cables in the conservation of grotto heritage structures. 展开更多
关键词 Grotto stability physical model experiment RAINFALL NPR anchor(cable) On-site monitoring
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Experiments on Channel Evolution due to Dam Removal in Taiwan
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作者 WANG Hsiao-Wen CHENG Ying-Che LIN Chung-Yi 《Journal of Mountain Science》 SCIE CSCD 2014年第6期1396-1405,共10页
Due to safety concerns and habitat restoration for landlocked salmon,a 13-m high check dam on Chijiawan Creek was removed in late May 2011 in Taiwan.We conducted experiments to understand channel evolution of differen... Due to safety concerns and habitat restoration for landlocked salmon,a 13-m high check dam on Chijiawan Creek was removed in late May 2011 in Taiwan.We conducted experiments to understand channel evolution of different scenarios.We further compared our experimental results of riverbed elevation changes with the analytical solutions derived from the diffusion equation and field dynamics as well after the creek experienced the first flood event.The results indicated that magnitude of discharges and notch size are dominant factors in resulting channel evolution.While the largest differences between grain size distribution are associated with discharge,the largest differences in net change in upstream volume are associated with notch size.While the theoretical equation could help understand the channel change after dam removal,it only explained the evolution closer to the dam.The physical experiments,on the other hand,provided insights especially with regard to comparing alternative proposed management actions.The discrepancies between predicted and actual outcome highlight more needed inputs for future dam-removal assessments. 展开更多
关键词 Dam removal physical experiments Channel Evolution Grain size distribution Riverbed elevation
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Harnessing sediment voids of low-grade salt mines for compressed air energy storage:Experimental and theoretical insights
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作者 Qihang Li Wei Liu +5 位作者 Liangliang Jiang Yiwen Ju Aliakbar Hassanpouryouzband Guimin Zhang Xiangzhao Kong Jun Xu 《International Journal of Mining Science and Technology》 2025年第8期1303-1322,共20页
Renewable energy storage technologies are critical for transitioning to sustainable energy systems,with salt caverns playing a significant role in large-scale solutions.In water-soluble mining of low-grade salt format... Renewable energy storage technologies are critical for transitioning to sustainable energy systems,with salt caverns playing a significant role in large-scale solutions.In water-soluble mining of low-grade salt formations,insoluble impurities and interlayers detach during salt dissolution and accumulate as sediment at the cavern base,thereby reducing the storage capacity and economic viability of salt cavern gas storage(SCGS).This study investigates sediment formation mechanisms,void distribution,and voidage in the Huai'an low-grade salt mine,introducing a novel self-developed physical simulation device for two butted-well horizontal(TWH)caverns that replicates compressed air injection and brine discharge.Experiments comparing“one injection and one discharge”and“two injections and one discharge”modes revealed that(1)compressed air effectively displaces brine from sediment voids,(2)a 0.5 MPa injection pressure corresponds to a 10.3 MPa operational lower limit in practice,aligning with field data,and(3)sediment voidage is approximately 46%,validated via air-brine interface theory.The“two injections and one discharge”mode outperformed in both discharge volume and rate.Additionally,a mathematical model for brine displacement via compressed air was established.These results provide foundational insights for optimizing compressed air energy storage(CAES)in low-grade salt mines,advancing their role in renewable energy integration. 展开更多
关键词 Salt cavern Sediment voids CAES Energy storage physical experiment Low-grade salt mines
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Investigation of high rock slope failure mechanisms: a case study of a uranium mine in Namibia
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作者 TAO Zhigang XIE Guanchang +3 位作者 LIU Yulong ZHENG Xiaohui SHI Guangcheng HUANG Chen 《Journal of Mountain Science》 2025年第4期1446-1461,共16页
The instability and failure of high rock slopes have a significant impact on the safe mining operations.Therefore,revealing the instability mechanism of high rock slopes is of great research significance.This paper ai... The instability and failure of high rock slopes have a significant impact on the safe mining operations.Therefore,revealing the instability mechanism of high rock slopes is of great research significance.This paper aims to reveal the instability mechanism of high rock slopes through physical model tests and numerical simulations.Taking the slope failure on the west side of Pit 1 of Husab Uranium Mine in Namibia in 2021 as the research background,a physical model of the high rock slope of Husab Uranium Mine was established by combining with on-site geological data.The experimental system was monitored by a GoPro camera,a CCD camera,and strain sensors.The damage evolution process of the high rock slope model was analyzed,and numerical simulation verification was carried out using Flac 3D software.Thus,the instability mechanism of the slope failure in this open-pit mine was revealed from multiple perspectives.The results show that the instability mechanism of the high rock slope was determined through the evolution of the displacement field and strain field during the model excavation process,as well as the deformation characteristics of the images at the time of instability and failure.The slope deformation process can be divided into four stages:the initial inter-layer dislocation stage,the crack generation stage,the crack propagation stage,and the crack penetration and failure stage.The results of the model experiment and numerical simulation confirm the consistency between the failure mode of the model slope and the actual slope failure on-site,providing guidance for the prevention and control projects of similar types of mine failures. 展开更多
关键词 High rock slope Slope stability physical model experiment Failure mode Numerical analysis
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Impact of the root ratio of herbs and shrubs on the soil shear strength of collapsing walls in Benggang
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作者 SHUAI Fang WANG Hua +7 位作者 HA Fang ZHAN Yuanyuan SHEN Haoming MA Bo ZHANG Yue LIN Jinshi HUANG Yanhe JIANG Fangshi 《Journal of Mountain Science》 2025年第4期1431-1445,共15页
Plant roots improve the stability of collapsing walls and prevent their collapse;they are thus important for controlling the degree of Benggang erosion in southern China.The vegetation species on the collapsing walls ... Plant roots improve the stability of collapsing walls and prevent their collapse;they are thus important for controlling the degree of Benggang erosion in southern China.The vegetation species on the collapsing walls are diverse,and the interaction of the root systems with soil affects the stability of the collapsing walls.Most recent studies have only examined the effects of single plants.In order to investigate the effects of the roots of different vegetation types on the shear strength of soil in collapsing walls and their interaction mechanisms of action,this study was conducted using the roots of the herb Dicranopteris dichotoma and the shrub Melastoma candidum.A direct shear test of indoor remodeled soil was carried out by varying water content(15%,25%)and herb to shrub root ratio(100:0,75:25,50:50,25:75,and 0:100).The results showed that the shear strength(96.09 kPa)and cohesion(49.26 kPa)of root-containing soil were significantly higher than plain soil(91.77 kPa,42.17 kPa),and the highest values were obtained when herb to shrub root ratio was 100:0(113.27 kPa,62.85 kPa).Here,tensile tests and scanning electron microscopy revealed that the tensile force and tensile strength of the roots of Dicranopteris dichotoma were weaker but effective for maintaining soil stability because of their abundance roots,which could achieve a stronger bond to soil.Simultaneously,herbaceous roots have a small diameter,the Root Area Ratio(RAR)of the roots is larger under the same mass condition,which can better contact with soil and the mechanical properties of roots are fully utilized.Therefore,the soil shear strength is higher and can better resist external damage when herbaceous roots accounts for a larger proportion.The results of this research have implications for the selection and allocation of ecological measures for prevention and control of Benggang. 展开更多
关键词 High rock slope Slope stability physical model experiment Failure mode Numerical analysis
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Three-Dimensional Finite Element Numerical Simulation and Physical Experiment for Magnetism-Stress Detecting in Oil Casing 被引量:2
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作者 MENG Fanshun ZHANG Jie +2 位作者 YANG Chaoqun YU Weizhe CHEN Yuxi 《Journal of Ocean University of China》 SCIE CAS 2015年第4期669-674,共6页
The casing damage has been a big problem in oilfield production. The current detection methods mostly are used after casing damage, which is not very effective. With the rapid development of China's offshore oil i... The casing damage has been a big problem in oilfield production. The current detection methods mostly are used after casing damage, which is not very effective. With the rapid development of China's offshore oil industry, the number of offshore oil wells is becoming larger and larger. Because the cost of offshore oil well is very high, the casing damage will cause huge economic losses. What's more, it can also bring serious pollution to marine environment. So the effective methods of detecting casing damage are required badly. The accumulation of stress is the main reason for the casing damage. Magnetic anisotropy technique based on counter magnetostriction effect can detect the stress of casing in real time and help us to find out the hidden dangers in time. It is essential for us to prevent the casing damage from occurring. However, such technique is still in the development stage. Previous studies mostly got the relationship between stress and magnetic signals by physical experiment, and the study of physical mechanism in relative magnetic permeability connecting the stress and magnetic signals is rarely reported. The present paper uses the ANSYS to do the three-dimensional finite element numerical simulation to study how the relative magnetic permeability works for the oil casing model. We find that the quantitative relationship between the stress' s variation and magnetic induction intensity's variation is: Δδ =K* ΔB, K = 8.04×109, which is proved correct by physical experiment. 展开更多
关键词 oil casing damage magnetism-stress detecting magnetic anisotropy finite element analysis physical experiment relative magnetic permeability ANSYS three-dimensional numerical simulation
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Numerical simulation of non-Archie electrophysical property of saturated rock with lattice Boltzmann method 被引量:2
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作者 Yue Wenzheng Tao Guo +1 位作者 Liu Dongming Yang Wendu 《Petroleum Science》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2009年第1期24-28,共5页
The electrophysical property of saturated rocks is very important for reservoir identification and evaluation. In this paper, the lattice Boltzmann method (LBM) was used to study the electrophysical property of rock... The electrophysical property of saturated rocks is very important for reservoir identification and evaluation. In this paper, the lattice Boltzmann method (LBM) was used to study the electrophysical property of rock saturated with fluid because of its advantages over conventional numerical approaches in handling complex pore geometry and boundary conditions. The digital core model was constructed through the accumulation of matrix grains based on their radius distribution obtained by the measurements of core samples. The flow of electrical current through the core model saturated with oil and water was simulated on the mesoscopic scale to reveal the non-Archie relationship between resistivity index and water saturation (I-Sw). The results from LBM simulation and laboratory measurements demonstrated that the I-Sw relation in the range of low water saturation was generally not a straight line in the log-log coordinates as described by the Archie equation. We thus developed a new equation based on numerical simulation and physical experiments. This new equation was used to fit the data from laboratory core measurements and previously published data. Determination of fluid saturation and reservoir evaluation could be significantly improved by using the new equation. 展开更多
关键词 Non-Archie relation digital core model lattice Boltzmann method numerical simulation rock physical experiment
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Overlying strata movement of recovering standing pillars with solid backfilling by physical simulation 被引量:4
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作者 An Baifu Miao Xiexing +2 位作者 Zhang Jixiong Ju Feng Zhou Nan 《International Journal of Mining Science and Technology》 SCIE EI CSCD 2016年第2期301-307,共7页
To analyze the overlying strata movement law of recovering room mining standing pillars with solid backfilling.Physical simulation experiments with sponge and wood as the backfilling simulation material were tested.Th... To analyze the overlying strata movement law of recovering room mining standing pillars with solid backfilling.Physical simulation experiments with sponge and wood as the backfilling simulation material were tested.The results show that:(i) The covering-rock mechanics of the overly strata comes from "two-arch structures + hinged girder + bend beam" to "backfilling material + hinged girder + bent beam" by increasing the fill ratio from 0%to 85%,the beginning of overlying strata movement appears later and the total duration of subsidence velocity increased from zero to the highest value increases.The trend of "single polarization" of the subsidence velocity curves becomes noticeable and the velocity variation trend becomes stable,(ii) The equiponderate aeolian sand was added to improve the anti-pressure ability of the loess,and the corresponding ground processing & transportation system was designed. 展开更多
关键词 Room mining standing pillars Solid backfilling physical simulation experiment Overlying strata movement
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Western fault zone of South China Sea and its physical simulation evidences 被引量:1
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作者 SUN Longtao SUN Zhen +3 位作者 ZHAN Wenhuan SUN Zongxun ZHAO Minghui XIA Shaohong 《Acta Oceanologica Sinica》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2006年第3期58-67,共10页
The western fault zone of the South China Sea is a strike-slip fault system and consists of four typical strike-slip faults. It is the western border of the South China Sea. The formation of the system is due to the e... The western fault zone of the South China Sea is a strike-slip fault system and consists of four typical strike-slip faults. It is the western border of the South China Sea. The formation of the system is due to the extrusion of Indo - China Peninsula caused by the collision of India with Tibet and the spreading of the South China Sea in Cenozoic. There are five episodes of tectonic movement along this fault zone, which plays an important role in the Cenozoic evolution of the South China Sea. By the physical modeling experiments, it can be seen the strike-slip fault undergoes the sinistral and dextral movement due to the relative movement velocity change between the South China Sea block and the Indo - China block. The fault zone controls the evolution of the pull basins locating in the west of the South China Sea. 展开更多
关键词 western margin of South China Sea fault zone physical modeling experiments
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Designing physical experiment about characters of fuel cells
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作者 Fuxin Li 《International Journal of Technology Management》 2017年第5期56-58,共3页
Currently, proton exchange membrane fuel cells are the most widely used fuel cell technology, In this article the function of fuel cells is briefly introduced. Certain characters of fuel cells are investigated through... Currently, proton exchange membrane fuel cells are the most widely used fuel cell technology, In this article the function of fuel cells is briefly introduced. Certain characters of fuel cells are investigated through measuring the relation between electric current, voltage and product. A series of physics experiments using fuel cells is designed. 展开更多
关键词 fuel cell electrolytic cell Proton Exchange Membrane physical experiment
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Experimental Study on Hydrodynamic Load Characteristics for A Typical Cross-Section of A Submerged Floating Tunnel
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作者 ZHANG Hong-qian YANG Zhi-wen +2 位作者 LI Shao-wu YUAN Chun-guang ZHANG Hua-qing 《China Ocean Engineering》 SCIE EI CSCD 2024年第5期893-903,共11页
The typical cross-sectional form of a submerged floating tunnel plays a significant role in the dynamic response of the tunnel itself,which directly affects the overall design.In this work,a series of experiments invo... The typical cross-sectional form of a submerged floating tunnel plays a significant role in the dynamic response of the tunnel itself,which directly affects the overall design.In this work,a series of experiments involving wave action on a submerged floating tube cross section is reported to study its hydrodynamic load characteristics.Two typical cross section tube cylinders,circular and rectangular,are chosen.Experiments are carried out in a wave flume with waves of relatively low Keulegan-Carpenter(KC)numbers.Three relative depths of submergence of 0,0.25 and 0.5 are chosen.The measured wave forces in regular waves are used to analyze the horizontal force,vertical force and torque,and then the drag coefficient(Cd)and inertia coefficient(Cm)are derived.The results show that the drag coefficients at low KC numbers are large and decrease sharply with increasing KC number.The inertial coefficient Cm values in the vertical direction are about 70%larger than those in the horizontal direction.With an increase in aspect ratio(the ratio of the height to width of the structure),the ratio of inertia coefficient in the horizontal direction to that in the vertical direction increases remarkably.The inertia force coefficient is very sensitive to the submerged water depth and aspect ratio.The existing results may overestimate the actual force value. 展开更多
关键词 submerged floating tunnel tube cylinder wave force coefficient physical experiments
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The influence of inter-band rock on rib spalling in longwall panel with large mining height 被引量:2
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作者 Jiachen Wang Meng Li +3 位作者 Zhaohui Wang Zheng Li Han Zhang Shixiong Song 《International Journal of Mining Science and Technology》 SCIE EI CAS CSCD 2024年第4期427-442,共16页
In order to improve rib stability,failure criteria and instability mode of a thick coal seam with inter-band rock layer are analysed in this study.A three-dimensional mechanical model is established for the rib by con... In order to improve rib stability,failure criteria and instability mode of a thick coal seam with inter-band rock layer are analysed in this study.A three-dimensional mechanical model is established for the rib by considering the rock layer.A safety factor is defined foy the rib,and it is observed that the safety factor exhibits a positive correlation with the thickness and strength of the inter-band rock.A calculation method for determining critical parameters of the rock layer is presented to ensure the rib stability.It is revealed that incomplete propagation of the fracture at the hard rock constitutes a fundamental prerequisite for ensuring the rib stability.The influence of the position of the inter-band rock in the coal seam on failure mechanism of the rib was thoroughly investigated by developing a series of physical models for the rib at the face area.The best position for the inter-band rock in the coal seam is at a height of 1.5 m away from the roof line,which tends to provide a good stability state for the rib.For different inter-band rock positions,two ways of controlling rib by increasing supports stiffness and flexible grouting reinforcement are proposed. 展开更多
关键词 Rib spalling Inter-band rock Large mining height Limit analysis physical model experiment Numerical simulation
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Sliding and damming properties of granular debris with different geometric configurations and grain size distributions 被引量:1
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作者 HE Ligeng TAN Longmeng +2 位作者 YANG Xingguo ZHOU Jiawen LIAO Haimei 《Journal of Mountain Science》 SCIE CSCD 2024年第3期932-951,共20页
Granular debris plays a significant role in determining damming deposit characteristics. An indepth understanding of how variations in grain size distribution(GSD) and geometric configurations impact the behavior of g... Granular debris plays a significant role in determining damming deposit characteristics. An indepth understanding of how variations in grain size distribution(GSD) and geometric configurations impact the behavior of granular debris during the occurrence of granular debris is essential for precise assessment and effective mitigation of landslide hazards in mountainous terrains. This research aims to investigate the impact of GSD and geometric configurations on sliding and damming properties through laboratory experiments. The geometric configurations were categorized into three categories based on the spatial distribution of maximum volume: located at the front(Type Ⅰ), middle(Type Ⅱ), and rear(Type Ⅲ) of the granular debris. Our experimental findings highlight that the sliding and damming processes primarily depend on the interaction among the geometric configuration, grain size, and GSD in granular debris. Different sliding and damming mechanisms across various geometric configurations induce variability in motion parameters and deposition patterns. For Type Ⅰ configurations, the front debris functions as the critical and primary driving component, with energy dissipation primarily occurring through inter-grain interactions. In contrast, Type Ⅱ configurations feature the middle debris as the dominant driving component, experiencing hindrance from the front debris and propulsion from the rear, leading to complex alterations in sliding motion. Here, energy dissipation arises from a combination of inter-grain and grain-substrate interactions. Lastly, in Type Ⅲ configurations, both the middle and rear debris serve as the main driving components, with the rear sliding debris impeded by the front. In this case, energy dissipation predominantly results from grainsubstrate interaction. Moreover, we have quantitatively demonstrated that the inverse grading in damming deposits, where coarse grain moves upward and fine grain moves downward, is primarily caused by grain sorting due to collisions among the grains and between the grain and the base. The impact of grain on the horizontal channel further aids grain sorting and contributes to inverse grading. The proposed classification of three geometric configurations in our study enhances the understanding of damming properties from the view of mechanism, which provides valuable insights for related study about damming granular debris. 展开更多
关键词 Landslide dam Geometric configuration Energy dissipation Inverse grading physical experiment
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Experimental Investigations on the Roll Motion Characteristics of Multi-Fishing Boats Anchored Side by Side 被引量:1
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作者 SUN Yi-yan YU De-shuang +2 位作者 XIONG Yu-zhang WANG Gang LI Xing 《China Ocean Engineering》 CSCD 2024年第6期1071-1081,共11页
Fishing boats are usually anchored side by side in the harbor because of the small structural size and poor resistance to wind and waves.A series of physical model experiments are conducted to investigate the motion c... Fishing boats are usually anchored side by side in the harbor because of the small structural size and poor resistance to wind and waves.A series of physical model experiments are conducted to investigate the motion characteristics of multiple fishing boats that are moored together.A decay test in calm water is conducted to study the natural period and damping coefficients.Regular wave experiments are performed to analyze the roll motion response of each boat for four modes(different numbers of boats side-by-side).The results indicate that the“natural period”of each boat for the mode of multi-boats especially three or four boats,is slightly smaller than that of a single boat,whereas the damping coefficient is visibly larger than that of a single boat.The maximum roll angle of each boat does not appear at the same time under a 90°incident wave.Small roll motion energy is generated at low frequencies and high frequencies when multiple boats are moored together.The energy decreases with the increasing wave period.The roll motion responses of each boat in four modes exhibit different trends with the increasing wave frequency.The number of boats and boat position have significant effects on roll motion. 展开更多
关键词 multi-fishing boats anchored side by side physical model experiment decay test regular wave experiment roll motion
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Permeability Estimation of Shale Oil Reservoir with Laboratory-derived Data: A Case Study of the Chang 7 Member in Ordos Basin
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作者 Zhang Lin Gao Li +3 位作者 Ba Jing Zhang Meng-Bo José M.Carcione Liu Wei-Hua 《Applied Geophysics》 SCIE CSCD 2024年第3期440-455,616,共17页
The shale oil reservoir within the Yanchang Formations of Ordos Basin harbors substantial oil and gas resources and has recently emerged as the primary focus of unconventional oil and gas exploration and development.D... The shale oil reservoir within the Yanchang Formations of Ordos Basin harbors substantial oil and gas resources and has recently emerged as the primary focus of unconventional oil and gas exploration and development.Due to its complex pore and throat structure,pronounced heterogeneity,and tight reservoir characteristics,the techniques for conventional oil and gas exploration and production face challenges in comprehensive implementation,also indicating that as a vital parameter for evaluating the physical properties of a reservoir,permeability cannot be effectively estimated.This study selects 21 tight sandstone samples from the Q area within the shale oil formations of Ordos Basin.We systematically conduct the experiments to measure porosity,permeability,ultrasonic wave velocities,and resistivity at varying confining pressures.Results reveal that these measurements exhibit nonlinear changes in response to effective pressure.By using these experimental data and effective medium model,empirical relationships between P-and S-wave velocities,permeability and resistivity and effective pressure are established at logging and seismic scales.Furthermore,relationships between P-wave impedance and permeability,and resistivity and permeability are determined.A comparison between the predicted permeability and logging data demonstrates that the impedance–permeability relationship yields better results in contrast to those of resistivity–permeability relationship.These relationships are further applied to the seismic interpretation of shale oil reservoir in the target layer,enabling the permeability profile predictions based on inverse P-wave impedance.The predicted results are evaluated with actual production data,revealing a better agreement between predicted results and logging data and productivity. 展开更多
关键词 shale oil reservoir P-wave impedance RESISTIVITY PERMEABILITY rock physics experiment
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Formation mechanism of fault accommodation zones under combined stress in graben basin:Implications from geomechanical modeling
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作者 Qi-Qiang Ren Jin-Liang Gao +3 位作者 Rong-Tao Jiang Jin Wang Meng-Ping Li Jian-Wei Feng 《Petroleum Science》 SCIE EI CAS CSCD 2024年第1期54-76,共23页
A fault accommodation zone is a type of structure that is defined as regulating displacement and strain between faults structure.Increasing numbers of fault accommodation zones are being identified in graben basins,in... A fault accommodation zone is a type of structure that is defined as regulating displacement and strain between faults structure.Increasing numbers of fault accommodation zones are being identified in graben basins,indicating the potential exploration target and petroleum accumulation areas.This study aims to analyze the formation mechanism and development of fault accommodation zones under combined stress by a numerical simulation method considering geomechanical modeling.Using three-dimensional(3-D)seismic interpretation and fractal dimension method,exampled with the Dongxin fault zone,the fault activity and fault combination pattern were conducted to quantitatively characterize the activity difference in fault accommodation zones.Combined with mechanical experiment test,a geomehcanical model was established for fault accommodation zones in a graben basin.Integrating the paleostress numerical simulations and structural physical simulation experiment,the developmental characteristics and genetic mechanism of fault accommodation zones were summarized.Influenced by multi movements and combined stresses,three significant tectonic evolution stages of the Dongxing Fault Zone(DXFZ)were distinguished:During the E_(s)^(3)sedimentary period,the large difference in the stress,strain,and rupture distribution in various faults were significant,and this stage was the key generation period for the prototype of the DXFZ,including the FAZ between large-scale faults.During the E_(s)^(2)sedimentary period,the EW-trending symmetric with opposite dipping normal faults and the NE-SW trending faults with large scale were furtherly developed.The junction area of two secondary normal faults were prone to be ruptured,performing significant period for inheriting and developing characteristics of fault accommodation zones.During the Es1 sedimentary period,the high-order faults in the DXFZ exhibited the obvious fault depressions and strike-slip activity,and the fault accommodation zones were furtherly inherited and developed.This stage was the molded and formative period of the FAZ,the low-order faults,and the depression in the DXFZ. 展开更多
关键词 Fault accommodation zone Graben basin Fault activity Tectonic physical simulation experiment Finite element numerical simulation Dongxin fault zone
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Maximum initial primary wave model for low-Froude-number reservoir landslides based on wave theory
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作者 LI Yang HUANG Bolin +2 位作者 QIN Zhen DONG Xingchen HU Lei 《Journal of Mountain Science》 SCIE CSCD 2024年第8期2664-2680,共17页
The impulse waves induced by large-reservoir landslides can be characterized by a low Froude number.However,systematic research on predictive models specifically targeting the initial primary wave is lacking.Taking th... The impulse waves induced by large-reservoir landslides can be characterized by a low Froude number.However,systematic research on predictive models specifically targeting the initial primary wave is lacking.Taking the Shuipingzi 1#landslide that occurred in the Baihetan Reservoir area of the Jinsha River in China as an engineering example,this study established a large-scale physical model(with dimensions of 30 m×29 m×3.5 m at a scale of 1:150)and conducted scaled experiments on 3D landslide-induced impulse waves.During the process in which a sliding mass displaced and compressed a body of water to generate waves,the maximum initial wave amplitude was found to be positively correlated with the sliding velocity and the volume of the landslide.With the increase in the water depth,the wave amplitude initially increased and then decreased.The duration of pressure exertion by the sliding mass at its maximum velocity directly correlated with an elevated wave amplitude.Based on the theories of low-amplitude waves and energy conservation,while considering the energy conversion efficiency,a predictive model for the initial wave amplitude was derived.This model could fit and validate the functions of wavelength and wave velocity.The accuracy of the initial wave amplitude was verified using physical experiment data,with a prediction accuracy for the maximum initial wave amplitude reaching 90%.The conversion efficiency(η)directly determined the accuracy of the estimation formula.Under clear conditions for landslide-induced impulse wave generation,estimating the value ofηthrough analogy cases was feasible.This study has derived the landslide-induced impulse waves amplitude prediction formula from the standpoints of wave theory and energy conservation,with greater consideration given to the intrinsic characteristics in the formation process of landslide-induced impulse waves,thereby enhancing the applicability and extensibility of the formula.This can facilitate the development of empirical estimation methods for landslide-induced impulse waves toward universality. 展开更多
关键词 Three-dimensional physical model experiments Reservoir-landslide-induced impulse wave Energy conversion efficiency Landslide-induced impulse wave prediction model Shuipingzi 1#landslide
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