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Method for determining freezing-thawing damage degree of rock in high-altitude cold region

A technology with damage degree and high altitude, applied in the field of rock engineering, can solve the problems of poor freeze-thaw sensitivity and large dispersion of mechanical properties, and achieve the effect of simple and effective method, accurate test result and great application value

Active Publication Date: 2018-12-07
HOHAI UNIV
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[0003] At present, many scholars mainly use the mechanical parameters (such as strength and elastic modulus) of the rock after freezing and thawing to define the freeze-thaw damage amount of the rock. However, as an anisotropic material, the mechanical properties of the rock are relatively discrete; The longitudinal wave velocity of the rock is used to define the amount of freeze-thaw damage to the rock, but the longitudinal wave velocity is less sensitive to the number of freeze-thaws

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[0020] The technical solution of the present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.

[0021] A method for determining the degree of freeze-thaw damage of rocks in high-altitude cold regions according to the present invention combines the damage amount of rocks caused by freeze-thaw cycles with the permeability of rocks, and uses mechanical parameters and longitudinal wave velocity standards to freeze-thaw with traditional methods. Compared with the damage amount, the freeze-thaw damage amount of the rock is defined by the gas permeability of the rock, which can effectively overcome the problems of large dispersion and inaccurate test results caused by anisotropy, and the test results are more accurate, scientific and reliable.

[0022] The method specifically includes the following steps:

[0023] Step 1: Select a rock sample in a high-altitude cold area, first bake it to a constant weight, then cool it to room temperature, and...

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The invention discloses a method for determining freezing-thawing damage degree of a rock in a high-altitude cold region. The method comprises the following steps: selecting a high-altitude cold region rock sample, drying the sample to a constant weight, cooling the sample, and saturating the sample with water; performing freeze-thaw cycle treatment on the water-saturated sample, measuring the gaspermeability of the sample under the same confining pressure under the same osmotic pressure after different freeze-thaw cycles, drawing a change curve of the gas permeability of the rock with different freeze-thaw cycles, and fitting the curve; defining a calculation formula of a freezing-thawing damage quantity D: D = 1 - (ki / k0),wherein k0 is the gas permeability of the sample before freezingand thawing, ki is the gas permeability of the sample after i freezing-thawing cycles, and i=1, 2, 3, 4...; and drawing a change curve of the freezing-thawing damage quantity of the rock with the number of freezing-thawing cycles, fitting the curve by a function, and determining the according to the degree of rock damages caused by any freezing-thawing cycle according to the fitting function. Themethod defines the freezing-thawing damage quantity of the rock by the gas permeability of the rock, and makes a test result accurate, scientific and reliable.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for determining the degree of rock damage, in particular to a method for determining the degree of freeze-thaw damage of rock in high-altitude cold regions, and belongs to the field of rock engineering. Background technique [0002] The degree of rock damage under freeze-thaw weathering is one of the most important factors to consider for the long-term safety of rock engineering in high-altitude cold regions of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. problems facing sex. [0003] At present, many scholars mainly use the mechanical parameters (such as strength and elastic modulus) of the rock after freezing and thawing to define the freeze-thaw damage amount of the rock. However, as an anisotropic material, the mechanical properties of the rock are relatively discrete; The freeze-thaw damage of rock is defined by the compressional wave velocity of the rock, but the compressional wave velocity is less sensitive to the number of free...

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IPC IPC(8): G01N15/08
CPCG01N15/082
Inventor 王环玲姜自华徐卫亚夏季苏佳盼沙聪
Owner HOHAI UNIV
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