Chinese Academy of Sciences

Institute of Geology and Geophysics

Yunnan Dianzhong Water Diversion Engineering Co.

Shengwen Qi

Bowen Zheng

Songfeng Guo

Yu Zou

Guangming Luo

Xiaolin Huang

Ning Liang

Yongchao Li

Tianming Huang

Xiaokun Hou

Lina Ma

Zan Wang

Xin Wang

Hui Zhou

Manchao He

Haijun Zhao

Zhendong Cui

Libo Jiang

Yanlong Kong

Wei Lu

Guoliang Li

Wang Zhang

Lei Xue

Zhiqing Li

Bo Wan

Shuaihua Song

Fengjiao Tang

Weiwei Zhu

Jianing Cong

Xueliang Wang

Chao Jin

Lihui Li

Chunling Liu

Qingze Hao

Wenjiao Xiao

Jinxuan Li

Shishu Zhang

Yuran Zhang

Wenjie Hao

Tao Wang

Hang Li

Jing Min Xu

Yan Zhang

Zhaobin Zhang

Yue Yang

Liheng Wang

Lei Fu

Rixiang Zhu

Yanhui Dong

Yanjun Shang

Jie Guo

Xin Yu

Changqian Cao

Yiman Li

Guiyang Ren

Ming Cai

Feng Xiong

Yidong Xiao

Xingdong Ma

Guoqing Yuan

Xiuhua Wang

Yubo Liu

Jianxian He

Xianglong Yao

Daping Tai

Luqing Zhang

Qian Sheng

Chonglang Wang

Zhifa Zhan

Yongshuang Zhang

Weiluan Wen

Pingchuan Dong

Shufang Li

Mengmeng Ban

Mengjie Zhang

Yonghua Yu

Xinyi Guo

Wei Cheng

Naiwu He

Huyue Zhan

Xiao Lu

A method and system for monitoring structural deterioration of a reservoir rock mass under a long-time high-temperature condition, and a product are provided. The method includes: arranging ultrasonic transducers and fiber optic extrinsic Fabry-Perot interferometric (EFPI) sensors in a loading briquette; loading ultrasonic waves on a rock mass sample with the ultrasonic transducers; monitoring ultrasonic and acoustic emission signals at the rock mass sample with the fiber optic EFPI sensors; inverting a velocity model indicating a change of a wave velocity inside the rock mass sample over time by fast marching acoustic emission tomography using standard optimization (FaATSO) according to the ultrasonic and acoustic emission signals; and conducting joint inversion by a fast-marching method according to the velocity model, the acoustic emission signals, and observation data to determine a position of rock mass fracturing in the rock mass sample.

Method and system for monitoring structural deterioration of reservoir rock mass under long-time high-temperature condition, and product

Provided are a method and device for quantitatively characterizing development positions of geological disasters in slopes, and an electronic device. The method includes: acquiring a slope boundary of a target slope, and constructing a triangle matching the slope boundary, three vertices of the triangle are A, B and C respectively; acquiring, based on the triangle, slope terrain points within a range of triangle; assigning preset attribute information to each slope terrain point Dof the slope terrain points, the preset attribute information of each slope terrain point Dat least includes an angle attribute of each slope terrain point Dand a distance ratio attribute of each slope terrain point D; and screening out disaster points from the slope terrain points, and plotting and displaying, based on angle attributes and distance ratio attributes of the disaster points, the disaster points in a preset area in a polar coordinate system.

Method and device for quantitatively characterizing development positions of geological disasters in slopes, and electronic device

A real-time quantitative characterization method, equipment and a medium for rock mass evolution are disclosed. The method includes: the multiphase field detection and monitoring data is fused; a deep learning model driven by physical principles is established based on the physical principles of fluid density; the deep learning model is trained using real-time fused data as input and corresponding evolution distribution images as output; a trained deep learning model is used to obtain an evolution distribution image based on multi-phase field detection and monitoring data of different time periods and types; a mathematical model is used to quantitatively characterize of physical and mechanical parameters in the whole process of progressive failure of the dynamic evolution of the rock mass based on the macroscopic mechanical parameters and evolution distribution images synchronized with multiphase field detection and monitoring data.

Real-time quantitative characterization method, equipment and medium for rock mass evolution

Disclosed is a mapping method of landslide threat range based on equivalent friction coefficient and trend analysis, which includes the following steps: obtaining physical parameters of a landslide, and obtaining a volume of the landslide according to an area in the physical parameters; selecting relevant parameters based on a rock type in the physical parameters, and obtaining the equivalent friction coefficient according to the relevant parameters and the volume; obtaining a landslide runout distance according to the equivalent friction coefficient, determining coordinate points of a hyperbola and a front edge boundary range according to the landslide runout distance, and performing a hyperbolic fitting on two side boundaries of the landslide according to the coordinate points to obtain a side boundary range; generating the landslide threat range based on the front edge boundary range and the side boundary range.

Mapping method of landslide threat range based on equivalent friction coefficient and trend analysis

A sample mounting device for direct tensile test of rock mass is provided, which includes a first positioning stage, a second positioning stage, a first support piece, a second support piece, and a screw drive mechanism. The second positioning stage is arranged above the first positioning stage and capable of moving up and down, and cushion blocks for gluing with the rock mass are coaxially and detachably arranged at opposite ends of the first positioning stage and the second positioning stage, and a rock mass mounting area is formed between the two cushion blocks. A screw of the screw drive mechanism includes a first thread segment and a second thread segment with opposite thread directions. The first support piece is connected with the first thread segment through a nut seat, and the second support piece is connected with the second thread segment through a nut seat.

Sample mounting device for a direct tensile test of rock mass

A physical simulation test system for studying a tunnel structure under active fault movements includes: a simulation box, a loading frame, a first loading mechanism, a second loading mechanism and a third loading mechanism. The simulation box is a hollow and open box structure including a first box and a second box that can slide relative to each other. The loading frame includes a crossbeam, a first bracket, a second bracket, and a third bracket. The simulation box is located below the crossbeam, between the first bracket and the second bracket, and in front of the third bracket. The first loading mechanism is disposed on the first bracket, the second loading mechanism is located below the first box, and the third loading mechanism is disposed on the third bracket. The three loading mechanisms are configured to provide loading forces in three different directions to the first box.

Physical simulation test system for studying tunnel structure under active fault movements

The present disclosure provides a multi-scale three-dimensional (3D) engineering geological model construction system and method. A regional geological model of a target region, a site geological model of each engineering site, and a drilling geological model of each drilling well are constructed. The geological model of each drilling well is superimposed to the site geological model of the corresponding engineering site in the way of step-by-step superimposition, and the site geological model of each engineering site fused with the drilling geological model is superimposed to the regional geological model of the target region. Thus, multi-scale geological model fusion of drilling well, engineering site, and regional mountain is realized. The final multi-scale 3D engineering geological fusion model can provide multi-scale refined geological information for geological suitability evaluation of major geological engineering, so as to ensure accuracy of geological suitability evaluation and site selection of major geological engineering.

Multi-scale three-dimensional (3D) engineering geological model construction system and method

An adjustable device for railway to cross active faults is provided to fix a rail and a sleeper, including: a fastener mounting base, disposed between the rail and sleeper; clamping pipes, disposed between the fastener mounting base and the sleeper, the sleeper is provided with a through groove, and the clamping pipes are detachably fixed inside the through groove; control parts, disposed on an inner wall of the clamping pipes, each of the control parts is configured to detect lateral pressures between the fastener mounting base and corresponding one of the clamping pipes, thereby to separate the corresponding one of the clamping pipes from the through groove, the device ensures that the rail will not produce bending deformations after the lateral dislocation of the bottom layer during earthquake events, and ensure that a train or rail repair vehicle can pass at a low speed after earthquake.

Adjustable device for railway to cross active faults

Disclosed is a tunnel protection structure suitable for active fault areas and high ground stress areas, and relates to the technical field of tunnel engineering construction. The tunnel protection structure comprises at least one protection unit, wherein a plurality of protection units are sequentially connected and distributed along the axial direction of a tunnel, and the protection units comprise a radial protection ring and two axial protection rings which are fixedly arranged between a lining structure and surrounding rock and are distributed along the axial direction of the tunnel; the radial protection ring comprises a plurality of radial buffer energy consumption layers which are sequentially sleeved along the radial direction of the tunnel; and the axial protection ring comprises a plurality of axial buffer energy consumption layers which are sequentially and fixedly connected along the axial direction of the tunnel.

Tunnel protection structure suitable for active fault areas and high ground stress areas

The present disclosure relates to a method and system for predicting a disturbance response to an injection of carbon dioxide into a multi-scale rock mass. The method includes: predicting a disturbance response to an injection of supercritical carbon dioxide into a multi-scale rock matrix; predicting a disturbance response to an injection of supercritical carbon dioxide into a multi-scale rock mass structure; and predicting a disturbance response to an injection of supercritical carbon dioxide into a multi-scale rock matrix-rock mass structure system. The method in the present disclosure can accurately analyze a cross-scale spatio-temporal evolution process of the multi-scale rock mass and seepage mechanics under disturbance of the injection of supercritical carbon dioxide.

Method and system for predicting disturbance response to injection of carbon dioxide into multiscale rock mass

A method for establishing a geostress field distribution of slopes in canyon areas includes: obtaining a persistence ratio of a fracture surface based on a structural plane trace length and a rock bridge length of the fracture surface, and then obtaining a fracture stage of a crack according to progressive failure characteristics of rock mass, combining a character of the fracture surface to obtain magnitude and direction of a maximum principal stress, and establishing the geostress field distribution. The method is simple to operate, does not need to carry out geostress testing, does not need a large amount of manpower and material resources, does not need redundant fund investment, and can simply and effectively obtain geostress field data. Moreover, combining with the geostress field inversion technology, a large-scale geostress field distribution condition can be obtained, which can provide a basis for engineering site selection and engineering rock mass stability determination.

Method for establishing geostress field distribution of slopes in a canyon area

A clamp and a shear test device are provided, and relate to the technical field of rock mass mechanics tests. The clamp comprises a box body, wherein an opening is formed in one side of the box body, two clamping structures are oppositely arranged in the box body, a sample is arranged between the two clamping structures, each clamping structure comprises an adjusting mechanism, and a distance between the two clamping structures is adjusted through adjusting mechanisms of the two clamping structures. According to the clamp, real-time dynamic adjustment is conveniently and rapidly achieved, the stability of sample clamping is ensured, and therefore the requirement that the shear load can be truly and effectively transmitted to the sample through the box body is met.

Clamp and shear test device

An experimental system for simulating creep and stick-slip dislocations of a fault in a tunnel structure includes a box structure, a supporting device and a fault dislocation loading system. A friction effect layer, a first surrounding rock layer, a tunnel structure model, a second surrounding rock layer and an overburden pressure layer are sequentially arranged in the box structure from bottom to top. The bottom of the box structure is provided with a through hole. A plate assembly is provided on the through hole, and includes a first guide plate, a second guide plate and a loading plate. Inner sides of the first guide plate and the second guide plate are respectively provided with a first slide rail and a second slide rail. The loading plate moves along the first slide rail and the second slide rail under the action of the fault dislocation loading system.

Experimental system for simulating creep and stick-slip dislocations of fault in tunnel structure

A variable angle loading testing machine is provided, which may include a bottom plate and a base fixedly connected to the bottom plate. A rock-sample accommodating cavity is formed in the base, and a rectangle-shaped sample is suitable for being placed into the rock-sample accommodating cavity. A side of the base is fixedly connected to two arc-shaped tension beams arranged in parallel, and a variable angle loading mechanism is slidably connected between the two arc-shaped tension beams. Through-holes are formed on the base, and an output end of the variable angle loading mechanism abuts against the rectangle-shaped sample through one of the through-holes. Loading and unloading of a stress with variable direction and magnitude under excavation disturbance can be simulated, which is of great significance for understanding mechanical behaviors of rock-soil mass under excavation disturbance.

Variable angle loading testing machine

The present invention discloses a type of energy-absorbing rock bolt device with umbrella-shaped structure, which consists of a body of bolt, and one end of the said body of bolt is equipped with a preloaded system, as well as the other end of the said body of bolt is equipped with the first support system, in addition, the said body of bolt is equipped with several second support systems, and the said second support system is located between the said preloaded system and the said first support system; meanwhile, the said second support system consists of the first umbrella-shaped support system and the second umbrella support system.

Type of energy-absorbing rock bolt device with umbrella-shaped structure

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