Based on the analysis of experimental results, the rock damage model and thedamage coupling model suitable for the whole rock breaking process with water jet were establishedwith continuous damage mechanics and micro ...Based on the analysis of experimental results, the rock damage model and thedamage coupling model suitable for the whole rock breaking process with water jet were establishedwith continuous damage mechanics and micro damage mechanics, and the numerical method was developedwith continuum mechanics and the FEM theory. The rock breaking mechanism with water jet was studiedsystematically with numerical simulation for the first time in the field of water-jet rock breaking.The numerical results agree with the experimental ones which shows that the presented method isreasonable and can reflect the reality of water-jet rock breaking. The conclusion can be applied inpractice.展开更多
In this study, an FEM-SBFEM （scaled boundary finite element method） coupling procedure proposed by Fan et al. （2005） is adopted to obtain the dynamic responses of a submerged cylindrical shell subjected to plane s...In this study, an FEM-SBFEM （scaled boundary finite element method） coupling procedure proposed by Fan et al. （2005） is adopted to obtain the dynamic responses of a submerged cylindrical shell subjected to plane step or exponential acoustic shock waves. The coupling procedure can readily be applied to three-dimensional problem, however for clarity, the problems to be presented are hmited to two-dimeusional domain. In the analyses, the cylindrical shell is modeled by simple beam elements （using FEM）, while the effects of the surrounding infinite fluid is modeled by the SBFEM. In it, no free surface and seabed are involved. Compared with Fan and his co-authors＇ works, the FEM-SBFEM coupling procedure is further verified to be feasible for shock waves by benchmark examples. Furthermore, parametric studies are performed and presented to gain insight into effects of the geometric and material properties of the cylindrical shell on its dynamic responses.展开更多
文摘Based on the analysis of experimental results, the rock damage model and thedamage coupling model suitable for the whole rock breaking process with water jet were establishedwith continuous damage mechanics and micro damage mechanics, and the numerical method was developedwith continuum mechanics and the FEM theory. The rock breaking mechanism with water jet was studiedsystematically with numerical simulation for the first time in the field of water-jet rock breaking.The numerical results agree with the experimental ones which shows that the presented method isreasonable and can reflect the reality of water-jet rock breaking. The conclusion can be applied inpractice.
文摘In this study, an FEM-SBFEM （scaled boundary finite element method） coupling procedure proposed by Fan et al. （2005） is adopted to obtain the dynamic responses of a submerged cylindrical shell subjected to plane step or exponential acoustic shock waves. The coupling procedure can readily be applied to three-dimensional problem, however for clarity, the problems to be presented are hmited to two-dimeusional domain. In the analyses, the cylindrical shell is modeled by simple beam elements （using FEM）, while the effects of the surrounding infinite fluid is modeled by the SBFEM. In it, no free surface and seabed are involved. Compared with Fan and his co-authors＇ works, the FEM-SBFEM coupling procedure is further verified to be feasible for shock waves by benchmark examples. Furthermore, parametric studies are performed and presented to gain insight into effects of the geometric and material properties of the cylindrical shell on its dynamic responses.
