Linking between Multi-scale Behaviours of Brittle Rocks at Deep Underground Excavation

Rock fracturing is a hot issue in rock engineering. The macroscopic fracture development is associated with the microscopic damage evolution. Therefore, this research investigated the failure mechanism based on multi-scale analysis methods, including micro-scale (grain scale), meso-scale (laboratory...

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Main Author: Tao, Ran
Format: Thesis
Published: Curtin University 2022
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/93098
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description Rock fracturing is a hot issue in rock engineering. The macroscopic fracture development is associated with the microscopic damage evolution. Therefore, this research investigated the failure mechanism based on multi-scale analysis methods, including micro-scale (grain scale), meso-scale (laboratory scale), and macro-scale (field scale). This research combined the microscopic data and laboratory-scale mechanical properties to create a valid field-scale model based on the comparison with the in-situ data.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-930982023-08-31T02:38:34Z Linking between Multi-scale Behaviours of Brittle Rocks at Deep Underground Excavation Tao, Ran Rock fracturing is a hot issue in rock engineering. The macroscopic fracture development is associated with the microscopic damage evolution. Therefore, this research investigated the failure mechanism based on multi-scale analysis methods, including micro-scale (grain scale), meso-scale (laboratory scale), and macro-scale (field scale). This research combined the microscopic data and laboratory-scale mechanical properties to create a valid field-scale model based on the comparison with the in-situ data. 2022 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/93098 Curtin University fulltext
spellingShingle Tao, Ran
Linking between Multi-scale Behaviours of Brittle Rocks at Deep Underground Excavation
title Linking between Multi-scale Behaviours of Brittle Rocks at Deep Underground Excavation
title_full Linking between Multi-scale Behaviours of Brittle Rocks at Deep Underground Excavation
title_fullStr Linking between Multi-scale Behaviours of Brittle Rocks at Deep Underground Excavation
title_full_unstemmed Linking between Multi-scale Behaviours of Brittle Rocks at Deep Underground Excavation
title_short Linking between Multi-scale Behaviours of Brittle Rocks at Deep Underground Excavation
title_sort linking between multi-scale behaviours of brittle rocks at deep underground excavation
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/93098