Discussion on the Relationship between Rockburst Proneness of Rock and its AE b-Value

Guang Zhang; Mo Xiao Li; Jing Xi Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.137.398

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Discussion on the Relationship between Rockburst Proneness of Rock and its AE b-Value

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In order to strengthen the study on rockburst prediction and inquire the relationship between rockburst proneness of rock and its AE b-value, we select three typical rocks of volcanic, sedimentary, and metamorphic to conduct indoor rock mechanics test. Uniaxial compression test are carried to calculate the rockburst proneness of three kinds of rocks, at the meantime we collect the acoustic emission signal during the whole process by acoustic emission instrument. After analyzing the different AE features of all kinds of rocks, we find that the AE b-values of three kinds of rocks both develop in the beginning of two different loading conditions. The AE b-values of marble and sandstone change in a more stable way, and the b-value of granite decline at the 50% of the peak stress. The b-value of granite is the biggest and the sandstone’s is the smallest.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 137)

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398-402

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October 2011

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Guang Zhang, Mo Xiao Li, Jing Xi Chen

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AE b-Value, Rock Burst, Rockburst Proneness, Uniaxial Compressive

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