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Mechanical properties under triaxial compression of coal gangue-fly ash cemented backfill after cured at different temperatures
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8752-9243
Abstract The triaxial mechanical properties of cemented backfill are the key indicators that affect the stability of cemented backfill in underground mining areas, and the high temperature environment in mines has become one of the main factors affecting the mechanical properties of cemented backfill. Understanding the triaxial mechanical properties of cemented backfill in high temperature environments is crucial for the stability of cemented backfill in mining areas. To investigate the effect of temperature on the mechanical characteristics of cemented backfill under triaxial compression, triaxial compression experiments were done on coal gangue-fly ash cemented backfill that had been cured at three temperatures (20 °C, 35 °C, and 50 °C). The deviatoric stress-strain curve of cemented backfill under triaxial compression was produced, its deformation parameters, dilatancy, and failure characteristics were investigated, and a more appropriate strength criteria was proposed. The research results indicate that, peak strength and dilatancy stress of cemented backfill under the same confining pressure decrease first and then increase as the curing temperature increases. The failure patterns of cemented backfill under triaxial compression will exhibit layered splitting failure except tension and shear failure since the curing temperature has increased. By comparing it with several other criteria, the Mogi-Coulomb strength criteria was found to be a good reflection of the failure strength properties of cemented backfill cured at different temperatures under triaxial compression. With curing temperature rises, internal friction angle of cemented backfill steadily lowers, while the cohesion first decreases and subsequently increases. The alteration in cohesion is consistent with the peak strength change rule, illustrating that the primary factor influencing peak strength of cemented backfill is cohesion. This study provides a good theoretical reference value for guiding the design of deep mine filling and optimizing the mixture ratio of cemented backfill.
Highlights The effect of curing temperature on mechanical parameters under triaxial compression of cemented backfill was studied. The effect of curing temperature on dilatancy characteristics under triaxial compression of cemented backfill was analysed. With the increase of curing temperature, layered splitting failure will appear in cemented backfill. The main factor affecting the peak strength under triaxial compression of cemented backfill was obtained.
Mechanical properties under triaxial compression of coal gangue-fly ash cemented backfill after cured at different temperatures
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8752-9243
Abstract The triaxial mechanical properties of cemented backfill are the key indicators that affect the stability of cemented backfill in underground mining areas, and the high temperature environment in mines has become one of the main factors affecting the mechanical properties of cemented backfill. Understanding the triaxial mechanical properties of cemented backfill in high temperature environments is crucial for the stability of cemented backfill in mining areas. To investigate the effect of temperature on the mechanical characteristics of cemented backfill under triaxial compression, triaxial compression experiments were done on coal gangue-fly ash cemented backfill that had been cured at three temperatures (20 °C, 35 °C, and 50 °C). The deviatoric stress-strain curve of cemented backfill under triaxial compression was produced, its deformation parameters, dilatancy, and failure characteristics were investigated, and a more appropriate strength criteria was proposed. The research results indicate that, peak strength and dilatancy stress of cemented backfill under the same confining pressure decrease first and then increase as the curing temperature increases. The failure patterns of cemented backfill under triaxial compression will exhibit layered splitting failure except tension and shear failure since the curing temperature has increased. By comparing it with several other criteria, the Mogi-Coulomb strength criteria was found to be a good reflection of the failure strength properties of cemented backfill cured at different temperatures under triaxial compression. With curing temperature rises, internal friction angle of cemented backfill steadily lowers, while the cohesion first decreases and subsequently increases. The alteration in cohesion is consistent with the peak strength change rule, illustrating that the primary factor influencing peak strength of cemented backfill is cohesion. This study provides a good theoretical reference value for guiding the design of deep mine filling and optimizing the mixture ratio of cemented backfill.
Highlights The effect of curing temperature on mechanical parameters under triaxial compression of cemented backfill was studied. The effect of curing temperature on dilatancy characteristics under triaxial compression of cemented backfill was analysed. With the increase of curing temperature, layered splitting failure will appear in cemented backfill. The main factor affecting the peak strength under triaxial compression of cemented backfill was obtained.
Mechanical properties under triaxial compression of coal gangue-fly ash cemented backfill after cured at different temperatures
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8752-9243
Abstract The triaxial mechanical properties of cemented backfill are the key indicators that affect the stability of cemented backfill in underground mining areas, and the high temperature environment in mines has become one of the main factors affecting the mechanical properties of cemented backfill. Understanding the triaxial mechanical properties of cemented backfill in high temperature environments is crucial for the stability of cemented backfill in mining areas. To investigate the effect of temperature on the mechanical characteristics of cemented backfill under triaxial compression, triaxial compression experiments were done on coal gangue-fly ash cemented backfill that had been cured at three temperatures (20 °C, 35 °C, and 50 °C). The deviatoric stress-strain curve of cemented backfill under triaxial compression was produced, its deformation parameters, dilatancy, and failure characteristics were investigated, and a more appropriate strength criteria was proposed. The research results indicate that, peak strength and dilatancy stress of cemented backfill under the same confining pressure decrease first and then increase as the curing temperature increases. The failure patterns of cemented backfill under triaxial compression will exhibit layered splitting failure except tension and shear failure since the curing temperature has increased. By comparing it with several other criteria, the Mogi-Coulomb strength criteria was found to be a good reflection of the failure strength properties of cemented backfill cured at different temperatures under triaxial compression. With curing temperature rises, internal friction angle of cemented backfill steadily lowers, while the cohesion first decreases and subsequently increases. The alteration in cohesion is consistent with the peak strength change rule, illustrating that the primary factor influencing peak strength of cemented backfill is cohesion. This study provides a good theoretical reference value for guiding the design of deep mine filling and optimizing the mixture ratio of cemented backfill.
Highlights The effect of curing temperature on mechanical parameters under triaxial compression of cemented backfill was studied. The effect of curing temperature on dilatancy characteristics under triaxial compression of cemented backfill was analysed. With the increase of curing temperature, layered splitting failure will appear in cemented backfill. The main factor affecting the peak strength under triaxial compression of cemented backfill was obtained.
Mechanical properties under triaxial compression of coal gangue-fly ash cemented backfill after cured at different temperatures
Liu, Weizhen (author) / Hu, Zhongjing (author) / Liu, Chao (author) / Huang, Xiaopeng (author) / Hou, Jifeng (author)
2023-11-18
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English