Near-field dynamics method and system for tunnel rock mass damage inrush water catastrophe simulation
A dynamic and tunneling technology, which is applied in the field of near-field dynamics method and system for the simulation of inrush water disaster in tunnel rock mass failure, can solve discontinuous geological disasters, is difficult to describe the progressive failure characteristics of rock mass, and cannot reveal the evolution of inrush water channels. mechanism and other issues to achieve efficient solution, ensure calculation accuracy, and improve calculation efficiency.
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[0028] Attached below figure 1 The present invention is described in detail, specifically, the structure is as follows:
[0029] This embodiment provides a peridynamics method for simulating water inrush catastrophe of tunnel rock mass failure, including the following steps:
[0030] (1) The calculation model is discretized into a series of material points with material physical and mechanical information in space, and a virtual boundary layer with a certain thickness is set outside the boundary of the calculation model. The virtual boundary layer has the same discretization method as the calculation model, and the material Point coordinates, area, volume and other information are stored in matrix respectively.
[0031] The virtual boundary layer is a correction method to weaken the influence of boundary effects on the calculation model, so that external information such as displacement and stress can be effectively transmitted to the calculation model, and to ensure the accu...
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[0073] This embodiment provides a peridynamics method for simulating water inrush catastrophe of tunnel rock mass failure, including the following steps:
[0074] (1) Model discretization:
[0075] In this example, if figure 2 As shown, the length of the model is 40m, the width is 40m, the thickness is 40cm, the Young's modulus is 30GPa, the Poisson's ratio is 0.33, and the density is 2500kg / m 3 , the buried depth of the tunnel is 600m, the radius of the cave is 4m, and the water pressure of the cave is 4MPa, regardless of the lateral pressure.
[0076] The upper boundary of the model bears the vertical stress generated by the overlying strata, and the lower boundary is the normal fixed constraint boundary. The middle part of the model is a tunnel with a height of about 8m, which will be constructed in 20 excavation steps from left to right. This example is divided into 100 material points along the length direction and width direction, 1 material point along the thickness...
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[0097] This embodiment provides a tunnel rock mass damage inrush water disaster simulation system, including:
[0098] The model discretization module is used to discretize the calculation model into material points in space, and set a virtual boundary layer outside the boundary of the calculation model as the object of boundary conditions; select the size of the neighborhood of material points to form a neighborhood matrix of material points;
[0099] The parameter equivalent model is used to equate the ground stress of the calculation model to the stress boundary condition of the calculation model, to equate the cave water pressure to the normal pressure of the calculation model, and to transform the displacement constraint and tunnel support into displacement boundary conditions ;
[0100] Solve the judgment model, which is used to solve the velocity and displacement of the material points, and judge whether the bonds of all material points meet the damage conditions, and r...
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