Journal
COMPUTERS AND GEOTECHNICS
Volume 155, Issue -, Pages -Publisher
ELSEVIER SCI LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.compgeo.2022.105240
Keywords
Cosserat peridynamic model; Rock material; Crack propagation; Crack coalescence; Numerical simulation
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This paper proposes an ordinary state-based peridynamic (OS-PD) model based on the Cosserat continuum to predict the propagation and coalescence of rock cracks. Compared with the classical OS-PD model, the pairwise moment between two material points is also considered in the proposed Cosserat ordinary state-based peridynamic (COS-PD) model. The rotational stiffness and rotation angle are introduced to characterize the microdeformation and microstructure of rock, and the expression of rotational stiffness coefficient is derived. Three numerical cases are presented to compare the performance of OS-PD model and COS-PD model, and the effect of rotational stiffness on crack growth is investigated. The results show that the introduction of pairwise moment accelerates the rock failure process, and the crack propagation type and coalescence mode are more inclined to shear failure with the increase of rotation stiffness coefficient. Compared with experimental results, it is found that the COS-PD model can extend the classical OS-PD model and better capture the evolution process of the rock crack.
The propagation and coalescence of rock cracks is the direct cause of instability in many geotechnical engi-neering structures. To predict the rock crack propagation trajectory and coalescence mode, an ordinary state-based peridynamic (OS-PD) based on the Cosserat continuum is proposed. Compared with classical OS-PD model considering only pairwise force, the effects of the pairwise moment between two material points is also considered in the proposed Cosserat ordinary state-based peridynamic (COS-PD) model. The rotational stiffness and rotation angle are introduced to characterize the microdeformation and microstructure of rock, and the expression of rotational stiffness coefficient is derived. Three numerical cases are presented to compare the performance of OS-PD model and COS-PD model. The effect of the rotational stiffness on crack growth is investigated. The results show that the rock failure process is accelerated by the introduction of pairwise moment, the crack propagation type and coalescence mode are more inclined to shear failure with the increase of rotation stiffness coefficient. Compared with experimental results, it is found that COS-PD model could extend classical OS-PD model and better capture the evolution process of the rock crack.
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