真三维状态下土体强度及变形分叉影响

通过引入应力Lode角建立合理的角隅函数描述偏平面形状,对三维Mohr-Coulmb强度准则进行修正,使之能合理反映中主应力比对土体峰值内摩擦角的影响。修正后的准则在偏平面上的强度线与Lade-Duncan准则相似,但更具灵活性,预测结果更符合松砂真三轴试验结果。由于土体在加载过程中常发生应变局部化现象,导致其强度得不到充分发挥。基于非共轴塑性模型的分叉分析研究了应变局部化发生对土体强度发挥的影响,通过与密砂真三轴试验结果对比表明,分叉强度能合理反映在不同中主应力比条件下应变局部化发生对土体强度的降低作用。     

基于点估计法的黄土边坡可靠度研究

在不同的黄土地区选取4个工点的典型路堑高边坡,基于点估计理论和有限元强度折减法计算边坡可靠指标。结果表明:工点2的稳定系数虽达到1.46,却有19.2%的失效概率; 工点1和4的坡型、地层岩性及层厚等工况较接近,失效概率差值达29.8%,参数变异性是造成其差异的主要原因。用点估计法计算边坡可靠度,并采用可靠度理论分析黄土边坡稳定性,能较好的解决土性参数离散性对边坡稳定性评价的影响。     

中国东部岩石圈热状态与流变学强度特征

根据均衡原理制约的地热计算得到中国东部岩石圈的温度分布状态,以40、70、100km和莫霍面深度等温线图以及600°C、1100°C等温面深度的形式表示.同时计算了以1350°C等温面深度表示的中国东部的热岩石圈厚度.结果显示:在扬子克拉通西部四川盆地之下存在160～200km厚的岩石圈根,但在整个华北克拉通之下缺失岩...     

软弱下卧层上持力岩层的端阻力特征值取值

在分析岩体特征和岩体力学强度的基础上,从基于岩石抗拉强度的冲切破坏模式出发,建立起软弱下卧层上岩体的冲切安全指标和冲切端阻值系数数学模型,再利用岩石的力学性质经验数据,计算出沉积岩的拉压系数、冲切安全指标、端阻值系数,并对各自的特征进行了分析,认为以单轴饱和抗压强度为端阻力特征值取值指标,对于软弱下卧层上抗压强度大、拉...     

非饱和土抗剪强度随含水量变化的试验研究

在土力学中,非饱和土的抗剪强度一直是研究人员所关注的重点。土体的抗剪强度随含水量的不同变化明显。试验以云南某重塑土为研究对象,采用常规直接剪切试验为手段,对不同含水量土样的抗剪强度参数进行测定。试验结果表明,土样的抗剪强度不是单调地随含水量的增加而降低,而是呈现出有起有伏的抛物线状,对进一步认识土体强度随含水量变化规律有积极意义。     

基于承压强度的滨海旅游行为分异特征

在强调幸福的时代,承压强度和旅游行为的关系是值得特别关注的问题。以减压作用明显的滨海旅游目的地为对象,用演绎方法确定压力层次结构,以指标层问题设计测试语句,采用问卷工具以抽样调查手段获得基础数据,通过德尔菲法结合层次分析法得到承压强度值,采用聚类方法得到承压强度的人群类型,利用单因素方差分析和多重变量的交叉列联表分析,发现3种承压强度的人群类型在出游动机、获取信息途径、开支预算、目的地偏好、交通类型5个方面存在显著分异,在出游方式偏好、旅游社选择、旅游住宿3个方面分异不明显。根据研究结论进行管理思考,得到了一些有益的启示。     

Characteristics of dynamic strain and strength of frozen silt under long-term dynamic loading

The dynamic strain and strength of frozen silt under long-term dynamic loading are studied based on creep tests. Three groups of tests are performed (Groups I, II, and III). The initial deviator stresses of Groups I and II are same and the dynamic stress amplitude of Group II is twice as that of Group I. The minimum value of dynamic stress in Group III is near zero and its dynamic stress amplitude is larger than those of Groups I and II. In tests of all three groups there are similar change trends of accumulative strain, but with different values. The accumulative strain curves consist of three stages, namely, the initial stage, the steady stage, and the gradual flow stage. In the tests of Groups I and II, during the initial stage with vibration times less than 50 loops the strain amplitude decreased with the increase of vibration times and then basically remained constant, fluctuating in a very small range. For the tests of Group III, during the initial and steady stages the strain amplitude decreased with the increase of vibration times, and then increased rapidly in the gradual flow stage. The dynamic strength of frozen silt decreases and trends to terminal dynamic strength as the vibration times of loading increase.     

Analytical simulation of the dynamic compressive strength of a granite using the sliding crack model

A sliding crack model is employed to simulate rock strength under dynamic compression. It is assumed that the growth and nucleation of a sliding crack array presented results in the shear fault failure and dominate the mechanical properties of rock material. The pseudo‐tractions method is used to calculate the stress intensity factor of the sliding crack array under compression. With the utilization of a dynamic crack growth criterion, the growth of the sliding crack array is studied and the simulated strengths of a granite under dynamic compression are correspondingly obtained. It is concluded that the simulated rock strengths increase with increasing strain rates at different confining pressures, and the rising rates have a trend to decrease with increasing confining pressures. It is also indicated that the simulated rock strengths increase with increment of confining pressure at different strain rates, and the rising rates are almost identical at different strain rates. The simulation results are validated by the experimental data for the granite. Copyright © 2001 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

An assessment of borehole sealing performance in a salt environment

 Design of plugs for abandonment of boreholes and shafts may be governed by the bond strength between the plug and host rock. This paper presents the results of push-out tests on cement grout plugs in salt. Two types of expandable cement grouts have been tested. The average interface shear strengths ranged from 2 to 12 MPa (290 to 1740 psi). Peak shear stresses at failure, assuming an elastic stress distribution along the interface, were up to eight times higher. Standard deviations commonly reached 20%. Dissolution along the interface was observed, and may have been enhanced by clay inclusions in the salt. This dissolution appears to have reduced bond strengths. Application of the results to the design of plugs for larger openings (for example, shafts, drifts, or boreholes) is discussed. Received: 6 March 1996 · Accepted: 16 July 1996