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Damage evolution and failure characteristics of a cemented gangue backfill considering direct shear and dynamic tests.

Authors :
Guo, Jun
Yu, Luyang
Feng, Guorui
Guo, Yuxia
Dias, Daniel
Bai, Jinwen
Qi, Tingye
Wen, Xiaoze
Zhang, Jie
Source :
Construction & Building Materials. Feb2024, Vol. 415, pN.PAG-N.PAG. 1p.
Publication Year :
2024

Abstract

Backfill mining is an effective technique that can prevent and control the impact of dynamic disasters which can occur in deep underground coal mines. This technique allows to reduce the surface subsidence and achieve a greener mining. The backfill shear mechanical properties under mining disturbances, are of great significance for ensuring the surrounding rock stability in deep mining. Therefore, studying the shear mechanical properties of the cemented gangue backfill body (CGBB) under coupled dynamic and static loads actions in deep coal mining is of great importance. In this paper, shear mechanical tests and the acoustic emission (AE) technology were used to study the shear mechanical response characteristics of CGBB under low-frequency dynamic normal load conditions. The results show that a dynamic normal load with an amplitude of 5 kN improves the shear CGBB strength, while a dynamic load with an amplitude greater than 10 kN will cause a shear strength deterioration, and the degree of deterioration is positively correlated with the load amplitude. Under low-frequency dynamic normal load conditions, the shear CGBB stress-strain curve exhibits classical characteristics. AE indicate that the main CGBB damage changes from a nonlinear deformation to an elastic stage under low-frequency dynamic normal load conditions. During the shear failure process, the cumulative AE counts are positively correlated with the load amplitude. The crack type identification based on RA-AF shows that the low-frequency dynamic normal load affects the CGBB crack type. Under constant normal load (CNL) conditions, tensile or mixed cracks account for 63.95% and are the main fracture mode. Conversely, under low-frequency dynamic normal load conditions, shear cracks account for more than 60% and are the main failure mode. This research provides a reference for the CGBB stability analysis under complex stress conditions for the case of a deep underground coal mining. • The effect of dynamic normal load on the shear mechanical properties of cemented gangue backfill body was studied. • The impact mechanism of dynamic normal load on CGBB was studied through acoustic emission technology. • Based on RA-AF, the effect of dynamic normal load on the type of CGBB cracks was investigated. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Details

Language :
English
ISSN :
09500618
Volume :
415
Database :
Academic Search Index
Journal :
Construction & Building Materials
Publication Type :
Academic Journal
Accession number :
175241357
Full Text :
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2024.135099