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2. A study of uniaxial compressive strength degradation model of soil-rock mixtures under freeze-thaw deterioration based on equivalent model characteristics of conductive paths
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Tian, Guanglin, Deng, Hongwei, Zhao, Bokun, Liu, Taoying, Jiang, Zhen, and Yu, Songtao
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- 2024
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3. A recycled crushed rock sand mortar based on Talbot grading theory: Correlation of pore structure and mechanical properties
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Jiang, Zhen, Liu, Feng, Cai, Guojun, Liu, Zhiming, Tian, Guanglin, Lu, Zhaochi, and Yu, Songtao
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- 2024
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4. Pore structure characteristics of artificial sand aggregate mortar
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Liu, Yao, Deng, Hongwei, Jiang, Zhen, Tian, Guanglin, Wang, Peng, and Yu, Songtao
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- 2024
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5. A New Method for Characterizing the Pore Size Distribution of Rock by Combing Nuclear Magnetic Resonance and Multistage Centrifuge
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Yu, Songtao, Deng, Hongwei, Tian, Guanglin, and Jiang, Zhen
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- 2022
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6. Effect of aggregate particle size on mortar pore structure
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Jiang, Zhen, Cai, Guojun, Tian, Guanglin, and Liu, Xuening
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- 2022
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7. Evolution of Pore Structure and Fractal Characteristics in Red Sandstone under Cyclic Impact Loading.
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Qiao, Huanhuan, Wang, Peng, Jiang, Zhen, Liu, Yao, Tian, Guanglin, and Zhao, Bokun
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POROSITY ,ROCK properties ,DISTRIBUTION (Probability theory) ,NUCLEAR magnetic resonance ,FATIGUE cracks ,IMPACT (Mechanics) - Abstract
Fatigue damage can occur in surface rock engineering due to various factors, including earthquakes, blasting, and impacts. The underlying cause for the variations in physical and mechanical properties of the rock resulting from impact loading is the alteration in the internal pore structure. To investigate the evolution characteristics of the pore structure under impact fatigue damage, red sandstone subjected to cyclic impact compression by split Hopkinson pressure bar (SHPB) was analyzed using nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) technology. The parameters describing the evolution of pore structure were obtained and quantified using fractal methods. The development of the pore structure in rocks subjected to cyclic impact was quantitatively analyzed, and two fractal evolution models based on pore size and pore connectivity were constructed. The results indicate that with an increasing number of impact loading cycles, the porosity of the red sandstone gradually increases, the T
2 cutoff (T2c ) value decreases, the most probable gray value of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) increases, the pores' connectivity is enhanced, and the fractal dimension decreases gradually. Moreover, the pore distribution space tends to transition from three-dimensional to two-dimensional, suggesting the expansion of dominant pores into clusters, forming microfractures or even macroscopic fissures. The findings provide valuable insights into the impact fatigue characteristics of rocks from a microscopic perspective and contribute to the evaluation of time-varying stability and the assessment of progressive damage in rock engineering. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]- Published
- 2024
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8. Research on dynamic compressive characteristics of rock-like material considering the influence of crack angles and freeze–thaw cycles
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Yu, Songtao, Deng, Hongwei, Tian, Guanglin, and Ke, Yuxian
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- 2022
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9. Pore Structure Quantification and Fractal Characterization of MSA Mortar Based on 1H Low-Field NMR.
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Jiang, Zhen, He, Huan, Tian, Guanglin, Guo, Weizuo, Li, Yingzhen, and Pan, Zheng
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POROSITY ,MORTAR ,NUCLEAR magnetic resonance ,CONSTRUCTION materials ,FRACTAL dimensions ,PHYSICAL distribution of goods ,PETROPHYSICS ,NUCLEAR magnetic resonance spectroscopy - Abstract
With the gradual depletion of natural sand due to over-exploitation, alternative building materials, such as manufactured sand aggregate (MSA), have attracted much attention. In order to interpret the evolution of pore structure and fractal characteristics in MSA mortar over long-term water saturation, the 1H low-field nuclear magnetic resonance (LF-NMR) relaxation method was used to investigate the temporal evolution of the pore structure in five single-graded MSA mortars and synthetic-graded mortars with small amplitudes in particle size. MSA presents a fresh rock interface characterized by a scarcity of pores, which significantly reduces the porosity of the mortar. The surface-to-volume ratio (SVR) is employed for characterizing the MSA gradation. Through an analysis of parameters, such as total porosity, pore gradation, pore connectivity, and pore fractal dimension of mortar, a correlation model between pore structure parameters and aggregate SVR is constructed. The fractal characteristics of pores and their variations are discussed under three kinds of pore gradations, and the correlation model between fractal dimension and porosity is established. These results demonstrate the high impermeability and outstanding corrosion resistance of synthetic-graded mortar. The fractal model of the pore structure evolution of MSA mortar has a guiding effect on the pore distribution evolution and engineering permeability evaluation of MSA mortar in engineering. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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10. Experimental Study on Macroscopic Mechanical Characteristics and Microscopic Pore Structure Evolution of Soil–Rock Mixture under Repeated Freeze–Thaw Cycles.
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Deng, Hongwei, Zhao, Bokun, Xiao, Yigai, and Tian, Guanglin
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FREEZE-thaw cycles ,POROSITY ,GRAPHITE mining ,COMPRESSIVE strength ,CRACK propagation (Fracture mechanics) ,ANGULAR distribution (Nuclear physics) ,MIXTURES - Abstract
The response characteristics of the mesostructure and macro-characteristics of the soil–rock mixture under repeated freeze–thaw action have an important influence on the safety and stability of the dump slope in low-temperature environments. In order to further understand the multi-scale response behavior of a soil–rock mixture under freeze–thaw cycles, this paper carried out indoor freeze–thaw cycles, uniaxial compression, and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy tests on a soil–rock mixture taken from a graphite mine dump in Jixi City, Heilongjiang Province, China. Combined with the simulation calculation of discrete element numerical software (PFC2D 7.0), the effects of freeze–thaw cycling on electrochemical impedance spectrometry (EIS) mesoscopic parameters, uniaxial compressive strength, and crack propagation of soil–rock mixtures were analyzed. The intrinsic relationship between mesoparameters and macroscopic mechanical properties was established. The results showed that as the number of freeze–thaw cycles increases from 0 to 15, the mesopores inside the soil–rock mixture gradually increase, and the angular similarity of distribution characteristics increases by 5.25%. The uniaxial compressive strength and the peak secant modulus increase exponentially with the increase in the number of freeze–thaw cycles, the uniaxial compressive strength decreases by 47.62%, and the peak secant modulus decreases by 75.87%. The peak strain and pore compaction stage showed an exponential increase and an increasing trend, respectively, and the peak strain increased from 2.115% to 4.608%. The failure mode was basically similar in different cycles; the failure cracks extended from the corners to the middle and lower parts before the failure finally occurred. The types of failure cracks were mainly tensile cracks, followed by tensile shear cracks and the fewest compression shear cracks. The similarity and uniaxial compressive strength conformed to a good linear relationship with the number of freeze–thaw cycles, with the uniaxial compressive strength decreasing linearly with the increase in similarity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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11. Analysis of Microscopic Pore Characteristics and Macroscopic Energy Evolution of Rock Materials under Freeze-Thaw Cycle Conditions.
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Xiao, Yigai, Deng, Hongwei, Tian, Guanglin, and Yu, Songtao
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FREEZE-thaw cycles ,MICROSCOPY ,NUCLEAR magnetic resonance ,MATERIALS testing ,POROSITY ,STRAIN energy - Abstract
The repeated cyclic freeze-thaw effect in low-temperature environments causes irreversible damage and deterioration to the microscopic pore structure and macroscopic mechanical properties of a rock. To study the effects of the freeze-thaw cycle on the porosity and mechanical properties, the indoor freeze-thaw cycle test and mechanical tests of sandstone-like materials were conducted. Based on nuclear magnetic resonance, the influence of the freeze-thaw cycle on microscopic pores was analyzed, and the intrinsic relationship between porosity and mechanical strength was discussed. Meanwhile, the energy change in the uniaxial compression test was recorded using the discrete element software (PFC2D). The influence of freeze-thaw cycles on different types of energy was analyzed, and the internal relationship between different energies and freeze-thaw cycles was discussed. The results showed that the microscopic pore structure is dominated by micropores, followed by mesopores and the smallest macropores. With an increase in the freeze-thaw cycle, both micropores and mesopores showed an increasing trend. The porosity showed an exponentially increasing trend with the increase in freeze-thaw cycles. The peak strength and elastic modulus decreased exponentially with the increase in freeze-thaw times, while the peak strain showed an exponentially increasing trend. The strain energy and bond strain energy showed a trend of increasing and decreasing in the front and back stages of the peak strength, respectively. However, the frictional energy always showed an increasing trend. The total energy, strain energy, bond strain energy, and friction energy all showed exponential increases with the increase in the number of freeze-thaw cycles. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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12. Experimental Study of Multi-Angle Effects of Micron-Silica Fume on Micro-Pore Structure and Macroscopic Mechanical Properties of Rock-like Material Based on NMR and SEM.
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Tian, Guanglin, Deng, Hongwei, Xiao, Yigai, and Yu, Songtao
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MECHANICAL behavior of materials , *FRACTAL dimensions , *TENSILE strength , *ROUGH surfaces , *COMPRESSIVE strength - Abstract
The experiment of rock-like material plays an important role in the simulation of engineering fractured rock mass. To further understand the influence of raw materials on rock-like materials, this paper carried out the indoor mechanical properties test and the micro-pore structure detection combining NMR and SEM. The effects of micron-silica fume (SF) on microporous structure parameters and macroscopic mechanical properties under different conditions of water–cement ratio (WCR) and sand–cement ratio (SCR) were discussed. The intrinsic relationship between parameters of different scales was analyzed. The experimental results showed that the porosity parameters of different radii gradually decreased with the increase in SF. The reduction rate of macroporous porosity was the greatest, and the decreasing rate of microporous porosity was the smallest. With the increase in SF, the microscopic characteristics of the internal surface changed from more pores, complex morphological distribution, rough surface to fewer pores, regular morphological distribution and flat and uniform surface. The box fractal dimension also showed a decreasing trend. Micro-pore structure makes a valuable contribution to the influence of SF on mechanical properties. The compressive strength and tensile strength increased with the increase in SF. The box fractal dimension and porosity of different radii were negatively correlated with mechanical strength. Different porosity parameters conformed to a good exponential relationship with mechanical properties. The research results can provide reference value and research space for subsequent rock-like material research. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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13. Correlation Analysis between Microscopic Pore Parameters and Macroscopic Mechanical Properties of Rock-like Materials from the Perspective of Water-Cement Ratio and Sand-Cement Ratio.
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Tian, Guanglin, Deng, Hongwei, and Xiao, Yigai
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MECHANICAL behavior of materials , *MICROSCOPY , *FRACTAL dimensions , *SAND , *STATISTICAL correlation , *COMPRESSIVE strength - Abstract
To explore the effects of water-cement ratio and sand-cement ratio on micro-pore structure characteristics and macroscopic mechanical properties and thus improve the understanding of rock-like materials, the mechanical test and detection of micro-pore structure combining NMR and SEM were carried out. The effects of WCR and SCR on different porosity parameters and mechanical properties were discussed. The correlation and internal relationship between mechanical properties and parameters of different porosities and fractal dimensions were analyzed. Experimental results showed that the different porosity parameters and fractal dimensions increased with the increase in WCR. 1.0 (SCR) was the turning point of different porosity parameters and fractal dimensions. When the SCR was less than 1.0, the porosity parameters and fractal dimension gradually decreased, while when the SCR was greater than 1.0, the porosity parameters and fractal dimension gradually increased. Microscopic porosity parameters and fractal dimension played an important role in the influence of experimental factors on mechanical properties. Different porosity parameters and fractal dimensions were negatively correlated with mechanical properties. Compressive strength and different porosity parameters conformed to a good exponential relationship, while the fitting relationship between tensile strength and mechanical properties was not obvious. This study can provide a reference for the follow-up study of rock-like materials. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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14. Association Study on the Pore Structure and Mechanical Characteristics of Coarse-Grained Soil under Freeze–Thaw Cycles.
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Liu, Yao, Deng, Hongwei, Xu, Jingbo, Tian, Guanglin, and Deng, Junren
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POROSITY ,FREEZE-thaw cycles ,METAL tailings ,UNIVERSAL testing machines (Engineering) ,NUCLEAR magnetic resonance ,SPOIL banks - Abstract
In this study, the relationship between the pore structure and macroscopic mechanical characteristics of coarse-grained soils from mine dumps is explored under various freeze–thaw cycles. A series of experiments were conducted on the mine dump materials using a standard cube sample of 7 cm × 7 cm × 7 cm, a moisture content of 7.5%, and a density of 2.34 g/cm
3 . The pore structure test and uniaxial compressive strength test were carried out on the coarse-grained soil samples under different freeze–thaw cycles by using a nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) instrument and a universal servo material testing machine. The study explores the change law of the strength and pore structure of coarse-grained soil, and establishes the correlation model between the pore structure and mechanical characteristics. The results showed that: (1) With the increase in the number of freeze–thaw cycles, the porosity of the coarse-grained soil gradually increased, and the bonding ability between the internal soil particles weakened, resulting in a decrease in strength. (2) With the increase in freeze–thaw cycles, the proportion of pore volume of the main peak and secondary peak 2 of T-2 spectrum curve increases gradually, and the internal pore structure of coarse-grained soil gradually develops towards medium and large pores. (3) There is an exponential function between the variation of pore volume proportion of each peak of coarse-grained soil and the relative strength value, and there is a good fitting coefficient between the two, indicating that the change of pore structure can well reflect the evolution law of strength. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]- Published
- 2022
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15. Research on Strength Prediction Model of Sand-like Material Based on Nuclear Magnetic Resonance and Fractal Theory.
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Deng, Hongwei, Tian, Guanglin, Yu, Songtao, Jiang, Zhen, Zhong, Zhiming, and Zhang, Yanan
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NUCLEAR magnetic resonance ,MECHANICAL behavior of materials ,PREDICTION models ,FRACTAL dimensions ,RADIOACTIVE substances ,QUARTZ - Abstract
Micro-pore structure has a decisive effect on the physical and mechanical properties of porous materials. To further improve the composition of rock-like materials, the internal relationship between microscopic characteristics (porosity, pore size distribution) and macroscopic mechanical properties of materials needs to be studied. This study selects portland cement, quartz sand, silica fume, and water-reducing agent as raw materials to simulate sandstone. Based on the Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) theory and fractal theory, the study explores the internal relationship between pore structure and mechanical properties of sandstone-like materials, building a compressive strength prediction model by adopting the proportion of macropores and the dimension of macropore pore size as dependent variables. Test results show that internal pores of the material are mainly macropores, and micropores account for the least. The aperture fractal dimension, the correlation coefficient of mesopores and macropores are quite different from those of micropores. Fractal characteristics of mesopores and macropores are obvious. The macropore pore volume ratio has a good linear correlation with fractal dimension and strength, and it has a higher correlation coefficient with pore volume ratio, pore fractal dimension and other variable factors. The compressive strength increases with the growth of pore size fractal dimension, but decreases with the growth of macropore pore volume ratio. The strength prediction model has a high correlation coefficient, credibility and prediction accuracy, and the predicted strength is basically close to the measured strength. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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16. Microscopic Characteristic Analysis on Sandstone under Coupling Effect of Freeze–Thaw and Acidic Treatment: From Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Perspective.
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Yu, Songtao, Deng, Hongwei, Tian, Guanglin, and Deng, Junren
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NUCLEAR magnetic resonance ,MICROSCOPY ,FRACTAL dimensions ,SANDSTONE ,CHEMICAL weathering ,PORE size distribution ,FREEZE-thaw cycles - Abstract
Microscopic characteristics greatly affect mechanical and physical properties as they exert vital impact on the stability and durability of materials. In this paper, widely distributed sandstone was chosen as the research object. Sandstone was treated with a coupled effect of Freeze–Thaw (F–T) weathering and acid solution, where freeze–thaw cycles were set as 0, 10, 20, 30 and 40 cycles, and the pH of the acid solution were set as 2.8, 4.2, 5.6 and 7.0, respectively. Then, nuclear magnetic resonance was applied to measure the microscopic characteristics of sandstone, then porosity, pore size distribution and permeability before the fractal dimensions were obtained and calculated. Results show that porosity increases when F–T cycles increase, and its increase grows with the pH of acid solution decrease during the first 10 F–T cycles. Macro porosity, meso porosity and micro porosity account for the largest, second largest and smallest ratio of porosity growth. Meso porosity, micro porosity and macro porosity account for the largest, second largest and smallest ratio of total porosity. Permeability increases obviously with F–T cycle increase, while acid erosion exerts little influence on permeability increment overall. Fractal dimensions of meso pores and macro pores increase with F–T cycle increase overall, and they increase with pH decrease overall. Porosity has strong exponentially correlation with permeability. Fractal dimensions of meso pores and macro pores have good linearly correlation with permeability, while correlation between porosity and fractal dimensions are not that obvious. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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17. Experimental Investigation of Porous and Mechanical Characteristics of Single-Crack Rock-like Material under Freeze-Thaw Weathering.
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Yu, Songtao, Ke, Yuxian, Deng, Hongwei, Tian, Guanglin, and Deng, Junren
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FREEZE-thaw cycles ,POROSITY ,MECHANICAL behavior of materials ,STRAIN energy ,ELASTIC modulus ,FROST heaving - Abstract
Freeze-thaw weathering changes the pore structure, permeability, and groundwater transportation of rock material. Meanwhile, the change in rock material structure deduced by frost heaving deteriorates mechanical properties of rock material, leading to instability and insecurity of mine slopes in cold regions. In this paper, rock-like specimens containing prefabricated cracks at different angles and having undergone various freeze-thaw cycles are used as the object. Their pore structure, compressive mechanical properties, strain energies, failure characteristics, and the connection between pore structure and mechanical properties are analyzed. Results show that the porosity, spectrum area of mesopores, and spectrum area of macropores increase with the increase in freeze-thaw cycles, while crack angle shows no obvious influence on pore structure. Peak stress and elastic modulus drop with the increase in freeze-thaw cycles, while peak strain shows an increasing trend. Peak stress and elastic modulus decrease in the beginning, and then increase with the increase in crack angle, while peak strain shows a reverse trend. Elastic strain energy and pre-peak strain energy drop with the increase in freeze-thaw cycles. Elastic strain energy decreases first, and then increases with the increase in crack angle. The correlation between the spectrum area of macropores and elastic modulus is the strongest among different pores. Elastic modulus and peak stress decrease with the increase in macropore spectrum area, and peak strain increases with the increase in macropore spectrum area. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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18. Research on Strength Prediction Model and Microscopic Analysis of Mechanical Characteristics of Cemented Tailings Backfill under Fractal Theory.
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Deng, Hongwei, Duan, Tao, Tian, Guanglin, Liu, Yao, and Zhang, Weiyou
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POROSITY ,MICROSCOPY ,PREDICTION models ,FRACTAL dimensions ,COMPRESSIVE strength ,PORTLAND cement ,DENTAL glass ionomer cements ,SAND - Abstract
In order to further study the internal relationship between the microscopic pore characteristics and macroscopic mechanical properties of cemented tailings backfill (CTB), in this study, mine tailings and ordinary Portland cement (PC32.5) were selected as aggregate and cementing materials, respectively, and different additives (anionic polyacrylamide (APAM), lime and fly ash) were added to backfill samples with mass concentration of 74% and cement–sand ratios of 1:4, 1:6 and 1:8. After 28 days of curing, based on the uniaxial compressive strength test, nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) porosity test and the fractal characteristics of pore structure, the relationships of the compressive strength with the proportion and fractal dimension of pores with different radii were analyzed. The uniaxial compressive strength prediction model of the CTB with the proportion of harmless pores and the fractal dimension of harmful pores as independent variables was established. The results show that the internal pores of the material are mainly the harmless and less harmful pores, and the sum of the average proportions of the two reaches 73.45%. Some characterization parameters of pore structure have a high correlation with the compressive strength. Among them, the correlation coefficients of compressive strength with the proportion of harmless pores and fractal dimension of harmful pores are 0.9219 and 0.9049, respectively. The regression results of the strength prediction model are significant, and the correlation coefficient is 0.9524. The predicted strength value is close to the actual strength value, and the predicted results are accurate and reliable. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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19. Study on the Strength Evolution Characteristics of Cemented Tailings Backfill from the Perspective of Porosity.
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Deng, Hongwei, Liu, Yao, Zhang, Weiyou, Yu, Songtao, and Tian, Guanglin
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FLY ash ,POROSITY ,UNIVERSAL testing machines (Engineering) ,NUCLEAR magnetic resonance spectroscopy ,NUCLEAR magnetic resonance ,PORTLAND cement ,MINING methodology - Abstract
At present, the filling mining method is widely used. To study strength evolution laws of cemented tailings backfill (CTB) under different curing ages, in the experiment, mine tailings were used as aggregates, ordinary Portland cement (PC32.5) was used as cementing materials, and different additives (lime and fly ash) were added to make filling samples with the solids mass concentration at 74% and the cement-sand ratios 1:4, 1:6 and 1:8. Based on the nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) technology, the porosity test of filling samples with curing ages of 3 d, 7 d and 28 d was carried out, and the uniaxial compressive strength test was carried out on the servo universal material testing machine. The relationship between the uniaxial compressive strength and porosity of backfills and the curing age in the three groups was studied, and change laws of the porosity variation and strength growth rate of backfills were analyzed. Based on the variation in porosity, the strength evolution model of the CTB under different curing ages was established, and the model was fitted and verified with test data. Results show that the uniaxial compressive strength, porosity, porosity variation, and strength growth rate of the three groups of backfills gradually increase with the increase of the curing age, the porosity of backfill basically increases with the decrease of the cement–sand ratio, and the porosity of backfill decreases with the increase of the curing age. Porosity variations and relative strength values of the three groups of backfills under different cement-sand ratios obey an exponential function, and the two have a good correlation, indicating that the established filling strength evolution model can well reflect strength evolution laws of the CTB with the change of curing age. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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