Research on the Rock Acoustic Emission Rules under Different Experimental Conditions

Xiao Jun Tang; Jiang Xu; Tao Deng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.170-173.237

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Research on the Rock Acoustic Emission Rules under Different Experimental Conditions

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The damage process is accompanied by the acoustic emission (AE) for brittle materials such as rocks. An AE experimental research was investigated based on different loading velocity, moisture content and rock structure. The research shows that Increasing loading velocity makes the duration of obvious AE longer, average AE rate improved, the strain values of obvious AE decreased; More moisture content delays the time of obvious AE, reduces the values of AE, increases the strain values of obvious AE; inferior structure rock has little AE, and appears discretely; The main reason of AE difference is the different rock structure.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 170-173)

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Xiao Jun Tang*, Jiang Xu, Tao Deng

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Average Acoustic Emission Rate, Different Experimental Conditions, Obvious Acoustic Emission, Strain Value, Time, Uniaxial Compression

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