Study on Acoustic Wave Propagation in Fractured Rock Mass Under High in-Situ Stress of Model Test and Damage Constitutive Relation

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
Xinping Li Hang Zhao Yi Luo Pingan Wu
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Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
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Jan 1, 2015

Abstract

"The deep-buried rock surrounding the Jinping II Hydro-power Station was taken as the engineering background. Using model specimens of classified rock materials to simulate fractured rock mass under high in-situ stress conditions, the test about acoustic propagation law on single fracture model of specimen under different pressures and different angles were carried out. The variation of p-wave velocity in fractured rock mass and axial stress-strain relationship in the whole test procedure was also studied. Based on damage mechanics principle and the acoustic wave propagation in cracked rock mass, comparative study on damage constitutive relation of fractured rock mass under high in-situ stress in consideration of equivalent strain and equivalent energy was performed. As the results showed, with the change of axial stress level under constant confining pressure, the change in wave velocity can be divided into three stages: slow increase (small variation in amplitude), rapid reduce (large variation in amplitude ) and accelerate reduction. When the confining pressure is constant, the maximum p-wave velocity and the peak strength of specimens increases with the decrease of the crack angle.When the crack angle is constant, the maximum p-wave velocity and the peak strength of specimens increases with the increase of confining pressure.It is identified that the theoretical calculation results of constitutive relation about elasto-plastic damage model containing variable wave velocity in the fractured rock mass is consistent with the model test results.Therefore,the constitutive relation can provide reasonable suggestions for engineering practice. INTRODUCTIONThere are a lot of joints and fractures in surrounding rock mass of deep-lying in the Jinping-II hydropower station, which has a great influence on the physical and mechanical properties of rocks and effects the acoustic wave propagation and attenuation law in rock. Many previous research and project examples has proved that sound propagation parameters are closely related to crack and stress condition. Thus, it has certain theoretical significance and practical application value to carry out researches on sound propagation characteristics and establish damage constitutive model of fractured rock mass which is related to sound propagation parameters."
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APA: Xinping Li Hang Zhao Yi Luo Pingan Wu  (2015)  Study on Acoustic Wave Propagation in Fractured Rock Mass Under High in-Situ Stress of Model Test and Damage Constitutive Relation

MLA: Xinping Li Hang Zhao Yi Luo Pingan Wu Study on Acoustic Wave Propagation in Fractured Rock Mass Under High in-Situ Stress of Model Test and Damage Constitutive Relation. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 2015.

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