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Cumulative damage effect and stability analysis of the rock slope with a locked segment under cyclic blasting[J]. Explosion And Shock Waves. doi: 10.11883/bzycj-2024-0071
Citation: Cumulative damage effect and stability analysis of the rock slope with a locked segment under cyclic blasting[J]. Explosion And Shock Waves. doi: 10.11883/bzycj-2024-0071

Cumulative damage effect and stability analysis of the rock slope with a locked segment under cyclic blasting

doi: 10.11883/bzycj-2024-0071
  • Received Date: 2024-03-14
    Available Online: 2024-05-21
  • There are many microcracks and micropores in the rock, which will initiate, propagate, and coalescence under dynamic loading, leading to rock instability and failure. When blasting excavation is carried out, the retained rock mass will be subjected to the dynamic loading generated by cyclic blasting, resulting in cumulative damage, which will lead to the reduction of the rock mass strength, and even failure. In order to simulate this physical process, this study embeds the existing rock dynamic damage constitutive model, which can perfectly describe the rock dynamic damage induced by blasting, into FLAC through secondary development to analyze the cumulative damage of rock mass under cyclic blasting. And then it is adopted to simulate the dynamic response of the rock slope with the locked segment under cyclic blasting. The results show that the slope stability gradually decreases with increasing the number of cyclic blasting after considering the cumulative damage effect of the rock slope. For the rock slope with the locked segment, the damage of the locked segment firstly occurs at both ends, and then propagates to the middle, in which the rock mass shows a progressive failure mode. Because the cumulative damage of the rock slope is considered, the stability factor of the slope will decrease after each blasting. When the cumulative damage is not considered, the stability factor of the slope is basically unchanged. The failure mode of the rock slope with a locked segment under cyclic blasting is the combination of dynamic tensile failure and shear failure caused by rock mass slip. The location of the locked segment in the weak interlayer affects the failure mode and stability of the slope. Therefore, when carrying out similar engineering activities, the cumulative damage effect of rock mass should be considered to avoid engineering accidents.
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