Ning Jianguo , Zhang Zhaohui , Wang Jun , Wang Lei , Shi Xinshuai , Hu Shanchao
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Abstract
In order to investigate the effect of static fissure on the stress field of anchored rock beams and the axial force of anchors, this paper deduces the differential equation of shear stress at the anchor-rock interface (later called anchor-rock interface) in the anchored rock beams containing static fissure based on the fracture mechanics theory and solves the equation, which is shown in the results: (1) When the anchor-rock interface is within the disturbance range of the fissure tip, the vertical compressive stress at the anchor-rock interface and the shear stress at the anchor-rock interface also have sudden changes, and the magnitude of the sudden change of shear stress at the upper tip of the fissure is larger than that at the lower tip; (2) When the anchor-rock interface is outside the influence range of fissure tip disturbance, the distribution form of vertical stress at the anchor-rock interface and shear stress at the anchor-rock interface is still a smooth curve. (3) For the axial force of bolt, both at the tip of the fissure show a rapid increase in axial force, with the upper tip of the fissure showing a larger increase in bolt axial force than the lower tip.
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