An experimental and theoretical investigation of time-dependent cracking and creep behavior of rocks under triaxial hydro-mechanical coupling

Volume: 115, Pages: 103046 - 103046
Published: Oct 1, 2021
Abstract
Subcritical crack propagation and rock creep deformation are the main factors affecting the long-term stability and strength characteristics of rocks under hydro-mechanical coupling. Triaxial creep tests were performed on rock-like mortar specimens containing a pre-existing 3-D crack to investigate the time-dependent mechanical behavior of the cracked rock. A modified theoretical model for the irreversible deformation of rocks based on...
Paper Details
Title
An experimental and theoretical investigation of time-dependent cracking and creep behavior of rocks under triaxial hydro-mechanical coupling
Published Date
Oct 1, 2021
Volume
115
Pages
103046 - 103046
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