Influence of Fissure Inclination on Deformation and Strain Distribution of Damaged Materials Based on Digital Image Correlation Method

Sandstone-like specimens with fissures (fissure inclination 0°, 30°, 45°, 60°, 75°, 90°) were made for investigation into the influence of fissure inclination on deformation of damaged rock mass. The high-speed camera was used to record the deformation images of the specimen. Based on the digital im...

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Main Authors: Hongwei WANG, Fuxiang XIE, Jian SONG, Xi FU, Zhaoming YIN
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Published: Kaunas University of Technology 2025-02-01
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author Hongwei WANG
Fuxiang XIE
Jian SONG
Xi FU
Zhaoming YIN
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Fuxiang XIE
Jian SONG
Xi FU
Zhaoming YIN
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description Sandstone-like specimens with fissures (fissure inclination 0°, 30°, 45°, 60°, 75°, 90°) were made for investigation into the influence of fissure inclination on deformation of damaged rock mass. The high-speed camera was used to record the deformation images of the specimen. Based on the digital image correlation (DIC) method, the strain distribution was calculated. The strain evolution pattern of fissured rock mass under the effect of fissures was analyzed via the maximum equivalent strain, average equivalent strain, and strain distribution, respectively. The results revealed that prefabricated fissure specimens exhibit four distinct phases: stable deformation, accelerated deformation, crack propagation and specimen failure. The DIC analysis revealed that the new cracks on the fissured specimens predominantly originate from the fissures' tips and propagate in a direction aligned with the principal stress. The maximum equivalent strain of the specimen was related to the fissure inclination. The maximum equivalent strain of the specimen with a fissure inclination of 90° and the intact specimen increased linearly. For fissure inclination between 0° and 75°, the strain of the specimen exhibited a pronounced increase following the accelerated deformation stage. The average equivalent strain of the specimen initially rose and then declined with the increase of the fissure inclination. The maximum value of the average equivalent strain was observed when the fissure was inclined approximately up to 45°.
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spelling doaj-art-d55edf727e164f4b822b315291ceedcd2025-08-20T02:13:16ZengKaunas University of TechnologyMedžiagotyra1392-13202029-72892025-02-0110.5755/j02.ms.3985645110Influence of Fissure Inclination on Deformation and Strain Distribution of Damaged Materials Based on Digital Image Correlation MethodHongwei WANG0Fuxiang XIE1Jian SONG2Xi FU3Zhaoming YIN4Weifang UniversityWeifang UniversityWeifang UniversityWeifang UniversityWeifang UniversitySandstone-like specimens with fissures (fissure inclination 0°, 30°, 45°, 60°, 75°, 90°) were made for investigation into the influence of fissure inclination on deformation of damaged rock mass. The high-speed camera was used to record the deformation images of the specimen. Based on the digital image correlation (DIC) method, the strain distribution was calculated. The strain evolution pattern of fissured rock mass under the effect of fissures was analyzed via the maximum equivalent strain, average equivalent strain, and strain distribution, respectively. The results revealed that prefabricated fissure specimens exhibit four distinct phases: stable deformation, accelerated deformation, crack propagation and specimen failure. The DIC analysis revealed that the new cracks on the fissured specimens predominantly originate from the fissures' tips and propagate in a direction aligned with the principal stress. The maximum equivalent strain of the specimen was related to the fissure inclination. The maximum equivalent strain of the specimen with a fissure inclination of 90° and the intact specimen increased linearly. For fissure inclination between 0° and 75°, the strain of the specimen exhibited a pronounced increase following the accelerated deformation stage. The average equivalent strain of the specimen initially rose and then declined with the increase of the fissure inclination. The maximum value of the average equivalent strain was observed when the fissure was inclined approximately up to 45°.https://matsc.ktu.lt/index.php/MatSc/article/view/39856fissured specimendigital image correlationequivalent strainsandstone-like materials
spellingShingle Hongwei WANG
Fuxiang XIE
Jian SONG
Xi FU
Zhaoming YIN
Influence of Fissure Inclination on Deformation and Strain Distribution of Damaged Materials Based on Digital Image Correlation Method
Medžiagotyra
fissured specimen
digital image correlation
equivalent strain
sandstone-like materials
title Influence of Fissure Inclination on Deformation and Strain Distribution of Damaged Materials Based on Digital Image Correlation Method
title_full Influence of Fissure Inclination on Deformation and Strain Distribution of Damaged Materials Based on Digital Image Correlation Method
title_fullStr Influence of Fissure Inclination on Deformation and Strain Distribution of Damaged Materials Based on Digital Image Correlation Method
title_full_unstemmed Influence of Fissure Inclination on Deformation and Strain Distribution of Damaged Materials Based on Digital Image Correlation Method
title_short Influence of Fissure Inclination on Deformation and Strain Distribution of Damaged Materials Based on Digital Image Correlation Method
title_sort influence of fissure inclination on deformation and strain distribution of damaged materials based on digital image correlation method
topic fissured specimen
digital image correlation
equivalent strain
sandstone-like materials
url https://matsc.ktu.lt/index.php/MatSc/article/view/39856
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