含裂隙岩石单轴压缩下力学性能及能量演化机制研究

王二博 王志丰 王亚琼

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Citation: WANG Erbo, WANG Zhifeng, WANG Yaqiong. Mechanical Properties and Energy Evolution Characteristics of Fracture-Bearing Rocks under Uniaxial Compression[J]. Chinese Journal of High Pressure Physics, 2024, 38(1): 014201. doi: 10.11858/gywlxb.20230746

含裂隙岩石单轴压缩下力学性能及能量演化机制研究

doi: 10.11858/gywlxb.20230746
基金项目: 国家重点研发计划(2021YFA0716901);陕西省交通科技项目(22-09K);陕西省重点研发计划“揭榜挂帅”项目(2022JBGS3-08)
详细信息
    作者简介:

    王二博(1995-),男,博士研究生,主要从事隧道与地下工程研究. E-mail:web617@163.com

    通讯作者:

    王志丰(1986-),男,博士,教授,博士生导师,主要从事隧道与地下工程研究. E-mail:zhifeng.wang@chd.edu.cn

  • 中图分类号: O347.1; TU45

Mechanical Properties and Energy Evolution Characteristics of Fracture-Bearing Rocks under Uniaxial Compression

  • 摘要: 为了研究裂隙倾角对岩石力学性能以及破坏过程中能量演化机制的影响,基于颗粒流离散元数值平台,构建了具有不同裂隙倾角的岩石的计算模型,开展了含不同裂隙倾角岩石的单轴压缩数值试验研究。结果表明:随着裂隙倾角的增大,裂隙岩石的峰值强度和弹性模量均呈先减小后增大的“V”形变化趋势;当裂隙倾角较小时,岩石试样主要发生剪切破坏和竖向劈裂破坏,拉剪裂纹数主要呈台阶式增长;裂隙倾角越大,岩石破坏模式将过渡为竖向劈裂和剪切的混合破坏,拉剪裂纹数变化曲线呈指数增长;随着裂隙倾角的增大,岩石试样的总输入能量和弹性应变能呈先减小后增大的变化趋势;裂隙角度越大,耗散能上升越快,但试样破坏时的最终耗散能则越低。裂隙结构的存在对试样在受压破坏时的储能极限均有明显的弱化作用,削弱了岩石吸收和储存弹性应变能的能力,增强了其在峰值应力处的能量耗散能力。

     

  • It is very important for mining and civil construction to predict the morphology distribution of cracks induced by blasting. Hence, many researchers have paid their attention to dynamic fracture behavior of rocks due to drilling and blasting operations[1-3]. A number of experiments and numerical simulations have been conducted to investigate the blasting-induced fractures in the near borehole zone as well as in the far field[4-5]. In order to gain high fidelity in simulating the complex responses of rocks subjected to blasting loading, a realistic constitutive model is required. In the last 20 years, various macro-scale material models have been proposed, from relatively simple ones to more sophisticated, and their capabilities in describing actual nonlinear behavior of material under different loading conditions have been evaluated[6].

    During blasting operation, chemical reactions of explosive in borehole occur rapidly, and instantaneously a shock/stress wave applies to borehole wall. Initially, a crushed zone around the borehole is developed by the shock/stress wave. Then, a radial shock/stress wave propagates away from borehole, and its magnitude decreases. Once the radial shock/stress drops below the local dynamic compressive strength, no shear damage occurs. At the same time, a tensile tangential stress with enough strength can be developed behind the radial compressive stress wave, which results in an extension of the existing flaws or a creation of new radial cracks. If there is a nearby free boundary, the incident compressive stress wave changes to a tensile stress wave upon reflection, and reflects back into the rock. In this case, if the dynamic tensile strength of rock is exceeded, spall cracks appear close to the free boundary.

    The purpose of this paper is to conduct a numerical study on borehole blasting-induced fractures in rocks. First, a dynamic constitutive model for rocks based on the previous work of concrete[7] is briefly described, and the values of various parameters in the model for granite are estimated. The model is then employed to simulate the borehole blasting-induced fractures in granitic rocks. Comparisons between the numerical results and the experimental observations are made, and a discussion is given.

    A number of models for concrete-like materials, such as TCK model[8], HJC model[9], RHT model[10], K&C model[11], have been developed. The sophisticated numerical models are increasingly used as they are capable of describing the material behavior under high strain rate loading. However, these models have been found to have some serious flaws, and cannot predict the experimentally observed crack patterns or exhibit improper behavior under certain loading conditions[7, 12-15].

    In the following, a dynamic constitutive model for rocks is briefly described according to equation of state (EOS) and strength model, based on the previous work on concrete[7].

    A typical form of EOS is the so-called p-α relation, which is proved to be capable of representing brittle material’s response behavior at high pressures, and it allows for a reasonably detailed description of the compaction behavior at low pressure ranges as well, as shown schematically in Fig.1. pcrush corresponds to the pore collapse pressure beyond which plastic compaction occurs, and plock is the pressure when porosity α reaches 1, ftt is the tensile strength, ρ0 is the initial density, ρs0 refers to the density of the initial solid.

    Figure  1.  Schematic diagram of EOS[7]

    The EOS for compression (p≥0) is given by

    p=K1ˉμ+K2ˉμ2+K3ˉμ3
    (1)

    where p denotes pressure, K1, K2, K3 are constants, and ˉμ is defined by

    ˉμ=ραρ0α01=αα0(1+μ)1
    (2)

    where ρ is the current density, μ=ρ/ρ01 specifies the volumetric strain, α0=ρs0/ρ0 and α=ρs/ρ represent the initial porosity and the current porosity, respectively. ρs refers to the density of fully compacted solid. Physically, α is a function of the hydro-static pressure p, and is expressed as

    α=1+(α01)(plockpplockpcrush)n
    (3)

    where n is the compaction exponent.

    When material withstands hydro-static tension, the EOS for tension (p<0) is given by

    p=K1ˉμ
    (4)
    α=α0(1+p/K1)/(1+μ)
    (5)

    The strength model takes into account various effects, such as pressure hardening, damage softening, third stress invariant (Lode angle) and strain rate. The strength surface Y, shown schematically in Fig.2, can be written as[7]

    Figure  2.  Schematic diagram of the residual strength surface for rock in total stress space
    Y={3(p+ftt)R(θ,e) p<0[3ftt + 3p(fcc3ftt)/fcc]R(θ,e) 0pfcc/3{fcc+Bfc[p/fcfcc/(3fc)]N}R(θ,e) p>fcc/3
    (6)

    where p is the hydro-static pressure, parameters B and N are constants, R(θ,e) is a function of the Lode angle θ and the tensile-to-compressive meridian ratio e, fc is the static uni-axial compressive strength, the compressive strength fcc and the tensile strength ftt are defined by

    fcc=fcDm_tηc
    (7)
    ftt=ftDtηt
    (8)

    where ft is the static uni-axial tensile strength.

    Dm_t is the compression dynamic increase factor due to strain rate effect only, and can be expressed as[7, 16]

    Dm_t=(Dt1)ft/fc+1
    (9)

    where Dt is the tension dynamic increase factor determined by

    Dt={tanh[(lg˙ε˙ε0Wx)S][FmWy1]+1}Wy
    (10)

    where Fm, Wx, Wy and S are experimental constants, ˙ε is the strain rate, and ˙ε0 is the reference strain rate, usually taken ˙ε0=1.0 s1.

    ηc is the damage function for compression, which can be expressed as

    ηc={l+(1l)η(λ)λλmr+(1r)η(λ)λ>λm
    (11)

    where l and r are constants[7], λm is the value of shear damage (λ) when strength reaches its maximum value under compression. η(λ) is defined as

    η(λ)=aλ(λ1)exp(bλ)
    (12)

    in which a and b can be determined by setting η(λ) = 1 and ηλ=0 when λ = λm.

    ηt is the damage function for tension which can be written as

    ηt=[1+(c1εtεfrac)3]exp(c2εtεfrac)εtεfrac(1+c31)exp(c2)
    (13)

    where c1 and c2 are constants[7], εt denotes the tensile strain and εfrac is the fracture strain.

    The residual strength (rfc ) surface for rocks, shown schematically in Fig.2, can be obtained from Eq.(6) by setting ftt=0 and fcc=rfc , viz

    Y={3pR(θ,e) 0<prfc/3{rfc+Bfc[p/fcrfc/(3fc)]N}R(θ,e) p>rfc/3
    (14)

    Granite is selected for investigating the dynamic fractures which result from borehole blast loading.

    Table 1 lists the values of the various parameters used in the dynamic constitutive model for granite. As to how to determine the values of the various parameters in the model, more details are presented in [7, 15-17].

    Table  1.  Values of various parameters for granite[7, 15-17]
    p-α relation
    ρ0/(kg∙m−3)pcrush/MPaplock/GPa nK1/GPa K2/TPaK3/TPa
    266050.53 325.7 −3150
    Strength surfaceStrain rate effect
    fc/MPaft/MPaB NG/GPa FmWx
    161.57.32.59 0.6621.9 101.6
    Strain rate effectShear damage
    WyS˙ε0/s−1 λsλm lr
    5.50.81.0 4.60.3 0.450.3
    Lode effectTensile damage
    e1e2e3 c1c2 εfrac
    0.650.015 36.93 0.007
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    Fig.3 shows the comparison of the strength surface between Eq.(6) (with B=2.59, N=0.66) and the triaxial test data for granite[17]. It can be seen from Fig.3 that a good agreement is obtained. Similarly, Fig.4 shows the tensile strengths/dynamic increase factor obtained by Eq.(10) and the test results of various rocks at different strain rates[18-23]. It is clear from Fig.4 that a good agreement is achieved.

    Figure  3.  Comparison of the strength surface between Eq.(6) (with B=2.59, N=0.66) and the triaxial test data for granite[17]
    Figure  4.  Tension dynamic increase factor obtained by Eq.(10) and the test results of various rocks at different strain rates[18-23]

    In the following, numerical simulations are carried out for the response of the granite targets subjected to borehole blasting loading. The dynamic fracture behavior of two kinds of granite samples are studied, namely, cylindrical sample as reported in the literature and square sample as examined in our own laboratory.

    In consideration of the sizes of the cylindrical granite samples prepared for laboratory-scale blasting experiments by Dehghan Banadaki and Mohanty[17] (with a diameter of 144 mm, a height of 150 mm and a borehole diameter of 6.45 mm), a circular plane strain model with an outer diameter of 144 mm is made in our simulation, as shown in Fig.5, being a scaled close-up view of the borehole region. Multi-material Euler solver is used for modeling PETN explosive, polyethylene and air. Lagrangian descriptions are used for modeling the copper tube and granite.

    Figure  5.  Close-up view of the borehole region showing the material positions and the meshes

    The material model and the properties of PETN explosive, polyethylene, air and copper tube used in the simulation are given in Ref.[17]. The values of various parameters in the constitutive model for granite are listed in Table 1.

    Fig.6 shows the comparison of the peak pressures between our simulation results of the present model, the numerical results[17], and the experimental results by Dehghan Banadaki and Mohanty[24]. It can be seen from Fig.6 that a good agreement is obtained.

    Figure  6.  Relation between the peak pressure and the distance from the borehole wall in granite

    In order to characterize the damping behavior of stress in granite, the peak pressure p in granite is expressed in an exponential form as

    pp0=(dd0)γ
    (15)

    where p0 is the peak pressure on the borehole wall, d0 is the initial radius of the borehole, d is the distance from the center point of the borehole, γ is an index. It is evident from Fig.6 that Eq.(15) with γ=1.6 correlates well with the experimental results.

    Fig.7 shows the comparison between the crack patterns predicted numerically based on the present model and the one observed experimentally in the cylindrical granite sample[17]. It is clear that a relatively good agreement on the crack pattern is obtained. It is also clear that the stress waves produce three distinct crack regions in the cylindrical granite sample: densely populated smaller cracks around the borehole, a few large radial cracks propagating towards the outer boundary, and circumferential cracks close to the sample boundary which are due to the reflected tension stress.

    Figure  7.  Comparison of the crack patterns between the numerical prediction and the experiment of the cylindrical granite sample[17]

    In order to make an assessment of the contributions of both the compression/shear stress and the tensile stress to the crack patterns, Fig.8 shows the numerically predicted crack pattern which results from the tension stress only. Fom Fig.8 and Fig.7(a), it is apparent that there are virtually few changes in crack patterns, both having the large radial and circumferential cracks caused by the same tensile stress, however, the smaller cracks around the borehole in Fig.8 are much less than those in Fig.7(a). In another word, crack patterns are mainly caused by tensile stress, and smaller cracks around borehole are created largely by compression/shear stress.

    Figure  8.  Numerically predicted crack pattern resulting from tension stress only

    The laboratory-scale single-hole blasting tests are also carried out in order to validate further the accuracy and the reliability of the present model. Two square granite samples with a side length of 400 mm and a height of 100 mm are employed in the experiments. The borehole diameter is 4 mm and a series of concentric rings is drawn on the top surface of the samples (see Fig.9), so that the damage regions induced by detonation can be assessed visually.

    Figure  9.  Square granite sample

    A cylindrical RDX explosive enclosed by an aluminum sheath (see Fig.10) is tightly installed in the borehole of the No.1 sample, while an unwrapped RDX explosive is inserted into the borehole of the No.2 sample. The density of the RDX is 1700 kg/m3, and the material model and properties of the RDX explosive and the aluminum sheath used in the experiments are given in ref.[25]. The values of the various parameters in the constitutive model for granite are listed in Table 1.

    Figure  10.  Cross-section of the cylindrical RDX enclosed by an aluminum sheath

    Fig.11 and Fig.12 show the comparisons of the crack patterns between the numerical predictions from the present model and the ones observed experimentally in the square granite samples. It can be seen from Fig.11 and Fig.12 that good agreements are obtained. It should be mentioned here that No.1 sample receives less damage due to less RDX explosive used in the test, and that No.2 sample is broken up into four major pieces due to more RDX explosive employed in the experiment. Severe damages and small cracks are induced in the vicinity of the boreholes of both samples, as can be seen clearly from Fig.11(b) and Fig.12(b).

    Figure  11.  Comparison of the crack patterns between the numerical prediction and the experiment with the square granite No.1 sample
    Figure  12.  Comparison of the crack patterns between the numerical prediction andthe experiment with the square granite No.2 sample

    A numerical study on the borehole blasting-induced fractures in rocks is conducted in this paper, using a dynamic constitutive model developed previously for concrete. Two kinds of granite rocks are simulated numerically, one in the cylindrical form and the other in the square form. The numerical results are compared with the corresponding experiments. Main conclusions can be drawn as follows.

    (1) The crack patterns predicted numerically from the present model are found to be in good agreement with the experimental observations, both in cylindrical and square granite samples subjected to borehole blasting loading.

    (2) The peak pressures predicted numerically based on the present model are found to be in good agreement with the test data.

    (3) Crack pattern observed experimentally in the rock sample is mainly caused by the tensile stress, while the smaller cracks in the vicinity of the borehole are created largely by compression/shear stress.

    (4) The consistency between the numerical results and the experimental observations demonstrates the accuracy and reliability of the present model. Thus the model can be used in the numerical simulations of the response and the failure of rocks under blasting loading.

  • 图  裂隙岩石试样数值计算模型

    Figure  1.  Numerical model for rock samples with crack

    图  花岗岩试样室内试验[15]与PFC数值试验结果对比

    Figure  2.  Comparison of the laboratory test[15] and PFC numerical test results of granite samples

    图  不同裂隙倾角岩石试样的应力-应变关系

    Figure  3.  Stress-strain relationship of rock samples with different crack inclination angles

    图  抗压强度与裂隙角度关系曲线

    Figure  4.  Relationship curve between compressive strength and crack inclination angle

    图  弹性模量与裂隙角度关系曲线

    Figure  5.  Relationship curve between elastic modulus and crack inclination angle

    图  不同裂隙倾角岩样的典型破坏特征

    Figure  6.  Typical failure characteristics of rock samples with different crack inclination angles

    图  数值计算和室内试验[18]得到的裂隙岩石破坏特征对比

    Figure  7.  Comparison of fracture characteristics between numerical calculation and laboratory tests[18]

    图  岩石内裂纹的扩展演化过程[19]

    Figure  8.  Evolution process of crack propagation in rocks[19]

    图  裂隙岩石内微裂纹的演化特征

    Figure  9.  Evolution characteristics of microcracks in fractured rocks

    图  10  不同裂隙倾角岩石试样的拉剪裂纹演化规律

    Figure  10.  Evolution law of tensile and shear cracks in rock samples with different crack inclination angles

    图  11  岩石压缩过程中UdUe的关系[20]

    Figure  11.  Relationship between Ud and Ue during rock compression process[20]

    图  12  不同裂隙倾角岩石试样的能量演化特征

    Figure  12.  Energy evolution characteristics of rock samples with different crack inclination angles

    图  13  裂隙倾角对能量演化特征影响

    Figure  13.  Effect of crack inclination angle on energy evolution characteristics

    图  14  不同裂隙倾角岩石试样在峰值应力处的能量演化特征

    Figure  14.  Energy evolution characteristics of rock samples with different crack inclination angles at peak stress

    表  1  岩石的宏观力学参数

    Table  1.   Macromechanical parameters of rocks

    Material Rock density/
    (g·cm−3)
    Compressive
    strength/MPa
    Tensile
    strength/MPa
    Elastic
    modulus/GPa
    Poisson’s
    ratio
    Cohesive
    force/MPa
    Friction
    angle/(°)
    Rock materials[15] 2.63 155.1 11.06 37.63 0.21
    Structural plane 0.5 70
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    表  2  岩石的细观参数

    Table  2.   Mesoscopic parameters of rocks

    Effective modulus
    of parallel
    bonding/GPa
    Stiffness
    ratio
    Linear contact
    effective
    modulus/GPa
    Tangential bonding
    strength/MPa
    Normal bonding
    strength/MPa
    Friction
    angle/(°)
    Frictional
    coefficient
    98.6 1.5 29.2 28 7.6 70 0.5
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  • 收稿日期:  2023-10-07
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