Effect of the propagation direction of the weak dynamic disturbance on rock failure: an experimental study
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Effect of the propagation direction of the weak dynamic disturbance on rock failure: an experimental study Jianqing Jiang 1,2 & Guoshao Su 2
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Yanxin Liu 2 & Guofu Zhao 2 & Xiaoyang Yan 2
Received: 21 April 2020 / Accepted: 7 August 2020 # Springer-Verlag GmbH Germany, part of Springer Nature 2020
Abstract Weak dynamic disturbance caused by drilling and blasting, adjacent rockburst, and machine vibration is a key factor to rock failure/rockburst during underground excavation. Meanwhile, the propagation direction of weak dynamic disturbances varies when different underground constructions are encountered. To investigate the effect of the propagation direction of the weak dynamic disturbance on rock failure, a general true triaxial test (applying a loading state of “six stressed faces”) and a modified true triaxial test (applying a loading state of “one free face and five stressed faces”) are conducted. For the former test, Pd1 (weak dynamic disturbance along the direction of σ1), Pd2 (weak dynamic disturbance along the direction of σ2), and Pd3 (weak dynamic disturbance along the direction of σ3) are involved. For the latter test, only Pd1 and Pd2 are involved due to the limitation of the testing machine used. After testing, the rock strength and macroscopic failure characteristics of the tested specimens are systematically investigated. The experimental results indicate that the rock strength of the tested specimen without weak dynamic disturbance is higher than those with weak dynamic disturbance, indicating a reduction effect of the weak dynamic disturbance on the rock strength. Pd3 has the greatest reduction effect on rock strength due to its greatest promotion effect on crack development, while the reduction effect of Pd1 on rock strength, as well as its promotion effect on crack development, is smallest. In addition, for the tested specimens with a free face, the failure process is observed and investigated. Rockburst characterized by rock fragment ejection occurs during the testing process of these specimens. The kinetic energy of the ejected blocks without weak dynamic disturbance is higher than that with weak dynamic disturbance, showing that the weak dynamic disturbance has a reduction effect on kinetic energy. In addition, the kinetic energy of ejected blocks is lower under the Pd2 condition than that under the Pd1 condition; consequently, Pd2 has a greater influence on the kinetic energy of the ejected blocks, i.e., the intensity of rockburst. Keywords Underground excavation . Rockburst . Rock strength . Failure form . Dynamic disturbance
Introduction In the last three decades, considerable underground excavations, such as tunnels and caverns, have increased due to the rapid development of hydropower, mining, and transportation around the world (Jiang et al. 2019; Li et al. 2017a; Su et al. 2017b). During underground excavation, rocks are generally * Guoshao Su [email protected] 1
Key Laboratory of Ministry of Education on Safe Mining of Deep Metal Mines, Northeastern University,
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