AE event rate characteristics of flawed granite: from damage stress to ultimate failure

Volume: 222, Issue: 2, Pages: 795 - 814
Published: May 1, 2020
Abstract
SUMMARY Uniaxial compression tests with combined acousto-optical monitoring techniques are conducted on flawed granite specimens, with the aim of investigating the fracture-related acoustic emission (AE) event rate characteristics at the unstable cracking phase in flawed rocks. The interevent time (IET) function F(τ) is adopted to interpret the AE time-series from damage stress (σcd) to ultimate failure, and photographic data are used to...
Paper Details
Title
AE event rate characteristics of flawed granite: from damage stress to ultimate failure
Published Date
May 1, 2020
Volume
222
Issue
2
Pages
795 - 814
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