The pore characteristics,mineral compositions,physical and mechanical properties of the subarkose sandstones were acquired by means of CT scan,X-ray diffraction and physical tests.A few physical models possessing the ...The pore characteristics,mineral compositions,physical and mechanical properties of the subarkose sandstones were acquired by means of CT scan,X-ray diffraction and physical tests.A few physical models possessing the same pore characteristics and matrix properties but different porosities compared to the natural sandstones were developed.The 3D finite element models of the rock media with varied porosities were established based on the CT image processing of the physical models and the MIMICS software platform.The failure processes of the porous rock media loaded by the split Hopkinson pressure bar(SHPB) were simulated by satisfying the elastic wave propagation theory.The dynamic responses,stress transition,deformation and failure mechanisms of the porous rock media subjected to the wave stresses were analyzed.It is shown that an explicit and quantitative analysis of the stress,strain and deformation and failure mechanisms of porous rocks under the wave stresses can be achieved by using the developed 3D finite element models.With applied wave stresses of certain amplitude and velocity,no evident pore deformation was observed for the rock media with a porosity less than 15%.The deformation is dominantly the combination of microplasticity(shear strain),cracking(tensile strain) of matrix and coalescence of the cracked regions around pores.Shear stresses lead to microplasticity,while tensile stresses result in cracking of the matrix.Cracking and coalescence of the matrix elements in the neighborhood of pores resulted from the high transverse tensile stress or tensile strain which exceeded the threshold values.The simulation results of stress wave propagation,deformation and failure mechanisms and energy dissipation in porous rock media were in good agreement with the physical tests.The present study provides a reference for analyzing the intrinsic mechanisms of the complex dynamic response,stress transit mode,deformation and failure mechanisms and the disaster mechanisms of rock media.展开更多
Slit-Type Energy Dissipater （STED） has been a kind of important devices for energy dissipation. The flow through the STED is longitudinally extended and the velocity is decreased by means of the cross-section increa...Slit-Type Energy Dissipater （STED） has been a kind of important devices for energy dissipation. The flow through the STED is longitudinally extended and the velocity is decreased by means of the cross-section increase of the flow, which is closely related to geometric and hydraulic parameters of the STED. Therefore, it is necessary to investigate and control the hydraulic condi- tions through the STED, including the nappe section form, the conversion condition, and the effect of energy dissipation with the geometric and hydraulic parameters. In the present work, ＂I-type＂ and ＂T-type＂ nappe forms were experimentally classified, the con- version conditions of the nappe forms were empirically provided, and the effects of geometric parameters of the STED on energy dissipation were roughly analyzed. It is concluded that the contraction angle of the STED is a key factor influencing the hydraulic characteristics of the STED.展开更多
基金supported by the National Basic Research Program of China ("973" Project) (Grant Nos 2010CB226804, 2002CB412705)the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No 50974125)+1 种基金the Natural Sciences & Engineering Research Council of Canada (PGS-D2-2006)Beijing Key Laboratory Projects
文摘The pore characteristics,mineral compositions,physical and mechanical properties of the subarkose sandstones were acquired by means of CT scan,X-ray diffraction and physical tests.A few physical models possessing the same pore characteristics and matrix properties but different porosities compared to the natural sandstones were developed.The 3D finite element models of the rock media with varied porosities were established based on the CT image processing of the physical models and the MIMICS software platform.The failure processes of the porous rock media loaded by the split Hopkinson pressure bar(SHPB) were simulated by satisfying the elastic wave propagation theory.The dynamic responses,stress transition,deformation and failure mechanisms of the porous rock media subjected to the wave stresses were analyzed.It is shown that an explicit and quantitative analysis of the stress,strain and deformation and failure mechanisms of porous rocks under the wave stresses can be achieved by using the developed 3D finite element models.With applied wave stresses of certain amplitude and velocity,no evident pore deformation was observed for the rock media with a porosity less than 15%.The deformation is dominantly the combination of microplasticity(shear strain),cracking(tensile strain) of matrix and coalescence of the cracked regions around pores.Shear stresses lead to microplasticity,while tensile stresses result in cracking of the matrix.Cracking and coalescence of the matrix elements in the neighborhood of pores resulted from the high transverse tensile stress or tensile strain which exceeded the threshold values.The simulation results of stress wave propagation,deformation and failure mechanisms and energy dissipation in porous rock media were in good agreement with the physical tests.The present study provides a reference for analyzing the intrinsic mechanisms of the complex dynamic response,stress transit mode,deformation and failure mechanisms and the disaster mechanisms of rock media.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.51179056)
文摘Slit-Type Energy Dissipater （STED） has been a kind of important devices for energy dissipation. The flow through the STED is longitudinally extended and the velocity is decreased by means of the cross-section increase of the flow, which is closely related to geometric and hydraulic parameters of the STED. Therefore, it is necessary to investigate and control the hydraulic condi- tions through the STED, including the nappe section form, the conversion condition, and the effect of energy dissipation with the geometric and hydraulic parameters. In the present work, ＂I-type＂ and ＂T-type＂ nappe forms were experimentally classified, the con- version conditions of the nappe forms were empirically provided, and the effects of geometric parameters of the STED on energy dissipation were roughly analyzed. It is concluded that the contraction angle of the STED is a key factor influencing the hydraulic characteristics of the STED.
