Weakening of quartz rocks at subseismic slip rates due to frictional heating, but not to lubrication by wear materials of hydrated amorphous silica or silica gel
Weakening of quartz rocks at subseismic slip rates due to frictional heating, but not to lubrication by wear materials of hydrated amorphous silica or silica gel
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由于摩擦加热,石英岩在次震滑移率下被削弱,但不是由于水合无定形二氧化硅或硅胶磨损材料的润滑
DOI:
10.1016/j.tecto.2020.228429
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2020
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影响因子:
2.9
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T.
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作者:
Kanagawa;K.;Murayama;H.;Sugita;A.;Takahashi;M.;Sawai;M.;Furukawa;N. and Hirose;T.
In order to clarify the weakening mechanism of quartz rocks at subseismic slip rates of 0.1–10 cm/s, we conducted two series of rotary-shear friction experiments at a normal stress of 1.5 MPa and equivalent slip rates (Veq) of 0.1–10 cm/s; one on intact agate controlling background temperature (TBG) and atmosphere, and the other on intact agate and silica-gel gouge monitoring temperature (T) adjacent to the slip surface or the gouge layer. In the former experiments atVeq= 1 cm/s, agate samples at roomTBGshowed similar steady-state friction coefficients (μss= 0.62–0.63) irrespective of humid or dry condition in the latter case of which hydration of amorphous wear materials was hampered, while agate sample atTBG= 100 °C exhibited weakening toμss≈ 0.35. In the latter experiments,μssof both intact agate and silica-gel gouge decreased with increasingVeqfrom 0.6–0.7 atVeq= 0.1 cm/s to 0.03–0.16 atVeq= 10 cm/s, while the maximumTincreased with increasingVeqfrom 25–28 °C atVeq= 0.1 cm/s to 88–93 °C atVeq= 10 cm/s. Spikes of high friction followed byTmaxima and subsequent weakening suggest that slip at strong asperity contacts induced frictional heat, which in turn resulted in weakening. These two series of friction experiments indicate that the frictional strength of quartz rocks at subseismic slip rates is controlled by temperature, which increases by frictional heating, but not by wear materials of hydrated amorphous silica or silica gel. Indentation strength of quartz is much higher than that of other common rock-forming minerals so that much more amount of frictional heat would be induced at asperity contacts in quartz rocks than in other rocks, which is likely responsible for weakening of quartz rocks at subseismic slip rates.
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