rock rheology – time dependence of dilation and stress around a tunnel p. ván has, institute of...
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Rock rheology – time dependence of dilation and stress around a tunnel
P. VánHAS, Institute of Particle and Nuclear Physics
and Montavid Research Group, Hungary
Z. SzarkaUniversity of Miskolc, Institute of Mathematics
and Montavid Research Group, Hungary
– Poynting-Thomson: not one of the many– Unloading – rod– Unloading – circular tunnel– Conclusions
EuRock’06, Liège
Rock rheology – the Poynting-Thomson modell
fFv div balance of momentum
ξξDξD :)(ˆ),( ff Helmholtz free energy
.01
ξ:ξDD:D
DF fT s
Universal – independent of microstructure
EF
Entropy production
.0)32( 00 ξ:ξD:IEIT KG
ITF 0
Ideal elastic
)0(tr TIED 0 )0(tr E
IEITF 00 32 KGE
,3
,
,2
2212
1211
ooo LK
LL
LLG
ξEξ
ξEET
Small deformation
Isotropic
,3
,
,2
2212
1211
ooo LK
LL
LLG
ξEξ
ξEET
0
,0,0,02
2211
2211
12
LLL
LLL
.3
,22
ooo
d
LK
G
EEETT
,22
,,112
11
111
1
222212
2222
GLLLL
LLL d
,
,0,0
Gd
Poynting-Thomson =Hooke+Kelvin-Voigt
.3
,22
oo K
G
EETT
Opening of 1D tunnel – released rod
F
l
Three stages:primary: equilibrium is linear elastic Opening: new initial conditionsecondary: processes after the opening
A) Released rod – primary stage
Elastic equilibrium
F
l
.3
,2
oAAo
AA
K
G
ET
p=F/A
GK
GK
GKp
z
y
x
oAAA
2
1
3
100
02
1
3
10
001
3
1
300
00
00
IED
B) Released rod – openingF
l
p=F/A
BB ET 2
Fast, “quasielastic”
.
100
010
002
16
12
G
G
pG
GA
B
TD
Finally:
2 4 6 8 10 12 14
t
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
0.5
-1 1 2 3t
0.5
1
1.5
2
V=(0.1,0.2,0.5,1,3,100)
V=0.5
jump: 045.1
t
ε
F
l
B) Released rod – secondary
Initial condition
Finally:
100
010
002
16
)(t
Gt
G
B eG
G
pet
DD
Bt DD )0(
.3
,22
oo K
G
EETT
F
l
.0)(
,3
,22
IT
EETT
o
oo
div
K
G
Opening of a circular tunnel
Three stages:primary: equilibrium is
linear elastic opening: new initial conditionsecondary: processes after the opening
p
R
r
pr
Cylindrical symmetry
0
rrrr
).(2
)(2)(
,)3/2()3/4(
)3/2()3/4(
r
rrr
r
rrr
G
KK
GKGK
01
12
2
r
u
r
u
rr
u
to.
)()(),( 2
1 r
tCrtCtru
Initial conditions:
.)(
)(),( 21 r
tCrtCtru
.23
3
2
,23
3
2
22
22
r
Rp
r
R
KG
p
r
Rp
r
R
KG
p
AB
ArB
Asymptotic condition:
.1),(,1),(
,2
),(,2
),(
,2
),(
22
22
2
r
Rptr
r
Rptr
r
R
G
ptr
r
R
G
ptr
r
R
G
prtru
r
AAr
A
Time dependent radial displacement:
.2
)1(2
),(
,2
)1(2
),(
22
22
r
Re
p
r
Re
G
ptr
r
Re
p
r
Re
G
ptr
tt
A
tt
Ar
Time dependent deformation fields:.
)()(),( 2
1 r
tCrtCtru
.2
)1(2
),(22
r
Re
p
r
Re
G
prtru
tt
A
Radial displacement :
2 3 4 5rR0.01
0.02
0.03
0.04
u
G=10000MPa, K=30000MPa, p=1, R=1m, η=400000 MPaht=10h, α=9hβ =11h
.2
)1(2
),(22
r
Re
p
r
Re
G
prtru
tt
A
PT – jumpPT – no jumpIdeal elastic
Time dependent stress field:
),,(1),(
),,(1),(
2
2
trr
Rptr
trr
Rptr
t
tr
.)()(
1)(
)(
)(
)(
)(),(
2
t
tt
r
eG
G
eG
Ge
G
r
Rptr
50 100 150 200
t
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
50 100 150 200t
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
mG
mG
sG
GPaGs
G
26.2
,85.2
,5.26,1,0
22
10
TT
EETT
jump
Remark to the presentation of F. Sandrone, J.P. Dudt, V. Laiouse and F. Dexcoeudres
Convergence (m)
t (day)
Conclusions
– Poynting-Thomson is not just one of them
– Separate timescales: initial jump– Analytical solution can be generalized:
elliptical, lining, etc.– Measurements of the material parameters– Numerics
mesh: gradient generalization (thermodynamics!)– Practice:
stops and starts in tunnel excavations swelling?
F
l
Thank you for your attention!