The Mechanics Experimental Study of the Artificially Frozen Soil in Cretaceous Strata

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Through the large number uniaxial strength tests and the creep test tests of the artificially frozen soil of Cretaceous strata, we obtained that the frozen wall in Cretaceous strata met the Moore - Coulomb strength criterion, and the artificially frozen soil strength increased from 6.5MPa in -5 °C to 12.0MPa in -15 °Cwith the freezing temperature decreased, Poisson's ratio from 0.35 down to -5 °C -15 °C at 0.18. Using viscoelastic-plastic theory we got the deep frozen wall strength and thickness of the Bojiang - Haizi mine in Cretaceous strata, practice showed that: the design approach in this paper was reasonable.

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