Numerical Simulation and Analysis of Tunnel Failure Mode by Stochastic Fracture Model
Fukun Xiao,
Lei Xu,
Gang Liu,
Zhiyuan Hou and
Le Xing
Mathematical Problems in Engineering, 2021, vol. 2021, 1-12
Abstract:
The dip angle, length, spacing, and fracture distance of rock fissure affect the morphology of roadway after collapse. The numerical simulation software CDEM is used to simulate the morphology of roadway collapse. The Monte Carlo model is used to simulate different types of crack models in two-dimensional plane and generate different crack models. The effects of crack angle, crack length, fracture distance, and spacing on the deformation of surrounding rock are analyzed. The influence of different rock burst on the failure strap-fall modes of fissure roadway and roadway in different sections is analyzed, and the stability law of roadway is studied. Under the condition of high stress, the roadway shape has little influence on the distribution of the principal stress difference of surrounding rock, but the equivalent excavation radius determines the distribution of the plastic zone of surrounding rock. The larger the ineffective reinforcement zone is, the larger the deformation around the roadway will be. The decrease of the angle between the structural plane and the vertical stress increases the failure range of the roadway under the gravity burst pressure. Under the horizontal tectonic stress type rock burst, when the structural plane inclination angle is 0°, the two-sided caving body fills the roadway and the roof caving range becomes smaller.
Date: 2021
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DOI: 10.1155/2021/3759301
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