A Method for Improving the Constitutive Model of Shear Damage of Structural Plane with Harris Distribution
A constitutive model and structural surface technology, applied in the direction of applying stable shear force to test material strength, analyze materials, instruments, etc. Complete, well-defined effects of physical meaning
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[0071] S1. According to the theory of damage statistics, based on the improved Harris distribution to represent the statistical distribution of the strength of rock micro-elements, the damage variable D of rock structural planes is derived; the specific derivation process is as follows:
[0072] S1.1. Before the appearance of macroscopic cracks in the material deformation under load, the damage has already had an impact on the mechanical properties of the material. When the size of the crack is quite small compared to the size of the engineering rock mass, the joints and cracks can be ideally simplified as the damage of the rock mass, and the research can be carried out through the theory of damage mechanics. When the micro-elements of the rock are subjected to external loads or the environment changes drastically, micro-cracks will gradually initiate and expand, and finally macro-cracks will appear, leading to the overall failure of the rock; from a macro perspective, micro-fa...
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