Coefficient of restitution and kinetic energy loss of rockfall impacts

Coefficient of restitution and kinetic energy loss of rockfall impacts
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落石冲击的恢复系数和动能损失

DOI:
10.1007/s12205-015-0221-7
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发表时间:
2016
影响因子:
2.2
通讯作者:
Shi Shao-shuai
Shi Shao-shuai
中科院分区:
工程技术4区
文献类型:
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作者:
Li Li-ping;Sun Shang-qu;Li Shu-cai;Zhang Qian-qing;Hu Cong;Shi Shao-shuai

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This paper presents the results of the coefficient of restitution and the kinetic energy loss rate obtained by lab experiment, two parameters that are crucial for rockfall impact. However, various definitions of coefficient of restitution exist and the most appropriate one is still not formed and obtained. In addition, the energy variation during the rockfall impacts has important significance in practical design. In this research, two kind shapes of blocks including plate and strip were adopted in the laboratory testing and the block material was tested before, indicating that the material has sufficient strength to prevent shattering during the impact. Furthermore, an apparatus specifically built for this study was established including a base, a slope and a releasing device. The falling testing was performed using plate and strip block while the falling height as well as the slope angle and releasing height were altered during the tests in order to estimate the effect of each parameter on the coefficients of restitution and energy loss rate. It was observed that collision reflection angle is less than impact angle for all, suggesting energy loss in collision. Impact angle decreases with increasing slope angle while there was no obvious effect of releasing height and releasing angle on impact angle. The relevant coefficient of restitution was found to decrease with impact angle, and the kinetic energy loss rate increased. Finally, the kinetic energy before and after the impact was found to significantly affect the COR and energy loss rate and the results can provide basis for mitigation measures.