Experimental investigation on failure behaviors and mechanism of an anisotropic shale in direct tension
Experimental investigation on failure behaviors and mechanism of an anisotropic shale in direct tension
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各向异性页岩直接拉伸破坏行为及机理实验研究
DOI:
10.1007/s40948-021-00294-x
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发表时间:
2021-10
影响因子:
5
通讯作者:
Wang Jun
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作者:
Li Cunbao;Zou Bingbing;Zhou Hongwei;Wang Jun
Shales with well-developed laminations show remarkable physical and mechanical anisotropy, resulting in complicated failure patterns under different stress conditions; However, relevant studies on the direct tensile behaviors of marine shales are rarely reported. In this study, a series of direct tensile tests were conducted on Longmaxi shale specimens at seven different bedding orientations. The characteristics of the ultimate strengths, failure patterns and acoustic emission evolution of anisotropic shale samples are comparatively analyzed by considering the layer effect. The underlying failure mechanism of layered rocks in direct tension is further discussed. The results show that the ultimate strength of shale under direct tensile conditions, varying between 1.5 MPa and 9.5 MPa, has apparent structure-dependent anisotropy and is associated with the failure patterns at various layer orientations. Specifically, four different failure patterns instead of a pure tensile fracture can be observed: tapered head failure (THF), planar tensile failure (PTF), layer activation failure (LAF), and mixed-mode failure (MMF) across the bedding planes. AE monitoring helps to reveal the progressive failure evolution of shale samples, recording various spatial signal clusters in good accordance with the ultimate failure patterns. To interpret such complex failure behaviors of layered rocks in direct tension, a combined criterion considering both tensile and shear failures was formulated based on the single plane of weakness theory (SPW), which enables one to predict the anisotropic apparent tensile strengths and reproduce the failure patterns. According to the proposed criterion, the bedding and matrix tensile strengths of Longmaxi shale are estimated to be 2.21 MPa and 6.62 MPa, respectively. Novel experimental methods should be further explored to assess the anisotropic tensile strengths of transversely isotropic rocks, as the samples often experience a tensile-shear mixed-mode stress state instead of pure tension under the impact of multi-layer structures.
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