The invention discloses a method for evaluating rock
mass fracture freeze-thaw fracture damage risk based on surface temperature, which comprises the following steps: S1, carrying out
data acquisition on a target area based on a multi-source sensor carried by an unmanned aerial vehicle platform, and obtaining fracture geometric parameters, daily surface minimum temperature, daily surface
maximum temperature, daily
temperature difference and fracture
moisture conditions; s2, on the basis of the geometric parameters of the crack, constructing a crack
frost heaving force analytical model; obtaining a quantitative relation between the
stress intensity factor and the environment temperature; s3, the I-
type fracture toughness of the target rock
mass is measured, and the critical
crack initiation temperature of the rock
mass is determined; determining the number of critical freezing and thawing cycles; s4, on the basis of the daily
earth surface minimum temperature, the daily
temperature difference, the fracture
moisture condition and the critical
crack initiation temperature, the annual accumulated effective freezing and thawing cycle number is obtained; and calculating a freeze-thaw damage ratio, and carrying out
risk quantification and grading. According to the invention, the problem of inaccurate evaluation caused by limitation to local monitoring and lack of an environment factor and material parameter integrated evaluation framework in the prior art is solved.