The invention discloses a research method for a crack evolution law of fractured rock under thermal-mechanical
coupling, and belongs to the technical field of
rock mechanics. Aiming at the problem that most indoor tests and numerical
simulation at present still lack systematic research on
crack initiation,
polymerization and failure behaviors of cracks in a multi-crack rock
mass under the action of high temperature-stress
coupling, the method comprises the following steps: defining an interaction coefficient and a
thermal damage influence coefficient between the cracks on the basis of a
tangential stress distribution theory around the cracks; establishing a
tangential stress model sum of the inner and outer surfaces of the crack comprehensively considering the
coupling effect of the two to predict a potential
crack initiation position; based on a crack mode displacement
decomposition method, defining a
displacement ratio coefficient gamma, and quantifying a
displacement field of rock material cracks; on the basis, the
rock sample is subjected to mechanical test and PCF numerical
simulation, and the crack evolution law of the
rock sample containing the prefabricated crack under thermal-mechanical coupling is researched. Theoretical support and experimental basis can be provided for stability evaluation and
safety control of deep high-temperature rock
mass engineering.