FRACTURE AND FLOW OF ROCKS UNDER HIGH TRIAXIAL COMPRESSION
FRACTURE AND FLOW OF ROCKS UNDER HIGH TRIAXIAL COMPRESSION
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DOI:
10.1029/jb076i005p01255
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发表时间:
1971-01-01
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MOGI, K
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MOGI, K
A new triaxial compression technique has made possible the study of laws of the fracture and flow of rocks under general triaxial stress states, in which all three principal stresses are different. By this new method, the effects of the stress states on fracture and yielding of rocks were experimentally studied.Fracture and flow properties of rocks are markedly affected not only by the least compression σ3, but also by the intermediate compression σ2. The stress states that produce fracture and yielding are determined by the following formulas:where ƒ1and ƒ2are monotonic increasing functions. The new failure criteria, corresponding to the generalized von Mises criteria, are physically interpreted as follows: fracture or yielding will occur when the distortional strain energy reaches a critical value that increases monotonically with the effective mean pressure: (σ1+ σ3)/2 for fracture and (σ1+ σ2+ σ3)/3 for yielding. The ductility defined as the permanent strain just before fracture, markedly increases with the increasing σ3but decreases with increasing σ2. The influences of σ2and σ3on ductility are just the opposite. From these results on the effect of stress states, fracture and flow properties of the earth's upper mantle were deduced.