Strength parameters evolution model based on energy principle in brittle rock under triaxial loading and unloading tests
Jian Liu , Quan Jiang , Hong Gao , Shao-jun Li , Tian-bing Xiang , Qing-fu Huang , Xiao-pei Liu
Journal of Central South University ›› : 1 -27.
Understanding brittle rock strength evolution is crucial for deep underground engineering design, particularly for projects at burial depths exceeding 1000 m. While the Cohesion Weakening and Frictional Strengthening (CWFS) model effectively predicts brittle rock failure patterns, existing CWFS models rely predominantly on empirical fitting with complex parameter determination procedures. This study conducted extensive triaxial cyclic loading-unloading tests to investigate the distribution and evolution of elastic and dissipative energy. Through theoretical derivation, the physical meanings of parameters in the logistic dissipation energy evolution model were elucidated, demonstrating that these parameters are independent of confining pressure. A rock damage variable was defined as the ratio of cumulative dissipated energy to residual dissipated energy, which is expressed as a function of normalized plastic strain. Nonlinear evolution equations for cohesion and internal friction angle were then formulated based on the principle that strength parameter evolution corresponds to energy dissipation. Building upon these evolution equations, a modified triple-shear energy criterion (MTSEC) was established. Fitting results from triaxial loading-unloading tests under various confining pressures demonstrate excellent agreement between the MTSEC and experimental data. The proposed model was implemented in FLAC3D software and validated through field measurements of excavation-induced damage zones in the Jinping deep underground laboratory.
triaxial cyclic loading and unloading testing / brittle failure / energy evolution model / cohesion weakening friction strengthening (CWFS) / strength model
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