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ACS Omega ; 9(19): 21528-21537, 2024 May 14.
Artículo en Inglés | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-38764677

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Underground fractured rock masses are susceptible to failure under the combined influence of true triaxial stresses and pore pressure, posing severe threats to personnel and production safety of underground engineering. To investigate the influence of intermediate principal stress (σ2) on the mechanical and water diffusion volume change (ΔV) characteristics during the failure process of cracked rocks under stable pore pressure, this study conducted true triaxial strength experiments on cracked sandstone with stable pore pressure. The results demonstrated that with the increase of σ2, crack initiation stress (σci), crack damage stress (σcd) and the peak stress (σ1,peak) of cracked sandstone initially increase and then decrease. Conversely, ΔV tends to decrease first and then increase with the increase of σ2. This inverse relationship indicates that under elevated σ2, the decreased strength of cracked rock could lead to an increase in ΔV, which may increase the probability of water inrush disasters. The findings of this study provide a theoretical reference for the stability of rock mass engineering and the prevention of water inrush disasters.

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Polymers (Basel) ; 14(7)2022 Apr 04.
Artículo en Inglés | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-35406338

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Basalt fiber is a new environmentally-friendly material with excellent potential for soil reinforcement in geotechnical engineering construction. This study explores the effects of freeze-thaw cycles on the unconfined compressive strength (UCS) and P-wave velocity (Vp) of lime-stabilized basalt fiber-reinforced loess. Reinforced loess samples with different proportions of basalt fiber and lime were subjected to 0, 1, 5, and 10 freeze-thaw cycles, and their UCS and Vp were subsequently measured. The test results showed that the addition of basalt fiber and lime to loess could enhance strength and improve resistance against freeze-thaw damage, and the freeze-thaw damage of reinforced loess decreases with the increase of basalt fiber content and length. A relationship between UCS and Vp of the reinforced samples was obtained for the same number of freeze-thaw cycles, and this relationship exhibited linear characteristics. The fitting results indicate that the Vp can be used to estimate the UCS after freeze-thaw damage. The research results not only have important practical significance in the application of basalt fiber in geotechnical engineering but also provide a reference for the non-destructive testing of the strength of loess after freeze-thaw cycles.

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ACS Omega ; 6(30): 19409-19418, 2021 Aug 03.
Artículo en Inglés | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-34368528

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Significant volume shrinkage and drying cracking of high-water-content lignite will occur during low-temperature drying. To determine the variation behaviors of the drying shrinkage rate and desiccation crack surface width in the process of low-temperature drying, low-temperature and low-humidity drying experiments were conducted, and the variations of the surface widths of the desiccation crack with time and water content of old lignite were examined. The results showed that the slow drying of lignite at low temperatures caused significant volume shrinkage and desiccation crack formation, and the occurrence and development of desiccation cracks were highly nonuniform. Three stages of the variation of surface widths of the desiccation cracks were observed with the water content decrease: an initial rapid increase stage, a second slow decrease stage, and a final stable stage, and the average width of the desiccation cracks increased in a Gaussian function. The higher the evaporation rate and volume drying shrinkage rate, the lower the surface width of the desiccation cracks under low-temperature drying conditions. To achieve safe and green mining, storage, transportation, processing, and utilization of lignite, the moisture content of old lignite should be controlled to be above 13-15%.

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ACS Omega ; 6(50): 34989-35001, 2021 Dec 21.
Artículo en Inglés | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-34963980

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The adiabatic spontaneous combustion period of coal is an important index for the macroscopic characterization of coal spontaneous combustion, and it is affected by many internal and external factors. There are several methods to study it, but there are various shortcomings to these methods. Some require too much time, while others have too many interfering factors. To quickly obtain the accurate adiabatic spontaneous combustion period of coal, a rapid contrastive experimental method was designed. In this method, the coal samples of the experimental and control groups were the same, and air and nitrogen were used as control atmospheres. A theoretical calculation method for the adiabatic spontaneous combustion period based on this method is proposed. The experimental results showed that during the temperature-programmed coal spontaneous combustion experiment, the increase in the coal temperature was due to physical and chemical heating. Physical heating is the heating effect of the temperature-programmed furnace body and the heated gas on the coal sample. Chemical heating includes oxidative exothermic heating promoted by physical and adiabatic oxidation heating. The adiabatic oxidative heat release can be determined by the oxidation heat release in the air atmosphere minus the oxidation heat release corresponding to the coal sample temperature in the nitrogen environment at the same period. The adiabatic spontaneous combustion period of coal can be calculated from the adiabatic oxidation heat release. Our results provide a rapid contrastive experimental method to quickly obtain the accurate adiabatic spontaneous combustion period of coal.

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