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D. Ask O. Stephansson F. H. Cornet M. V. S. Ask 《Rock Mechanics and Rock Engineering》2009,42(4):559-584
The primary objectives of this work are to (1) improve the understanding of the prevailing stress distribution at the Äspö Hard Rock Laboratory (HRL) in SE Sweden by employing an integrated stress determination approach, and in order to accomplish this (2) extend the existing stress integration methodology denominated integrated stress determination method (ISDM; Cornet in Comprehensive Rock Engineering vol 3, Pergamon Press, Oxford, pp 413–432, 1993a). The new developments of the ISDM involve a 12-parameter representation of the regional stress field in the rock mass (i.e., the full stress tensor and its variation with depth) that is applicable to hydraulic stress data (sleeve fracturing, hydraulic fracturing, and hydraulic tests on pre-existing fractures), overcoring data (CSIR- and CSIRO-type of devices), and to combinations of hydraulic and overcoring stress data. For the latter case, the elastic parameters of the overcoring technique may be solved in situ by allowing the hydraulic stress data to constrain them. As a result, the problem then involves 14 model parameters. Results from the study show that the ISDM effectively improves the precision of the prevailing stress field determination and that it is especially powerful for identification of consistencies/inconsistencies in an existing data set. Indeed, this is the very basic premise and goal of stress integration; combine all available data to achieve as complete a characterization of the mechanical stress model as possible, and not to identify a solution that fits only loosely the maximum amount of stress data. 相似文献
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Stress Measurement by Overcoring at Shallow Depths in a Rock Slope: the Scattering of Input Data and Results 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
C. Clément V. Merrien-Soukatchoff C. Dünner Y. Gunzburger 《Rock Mechanics and Rock Engineering》2009,42(4):585-609
This paper describes a field experiment of stress measurement using the overcoring method performed in a rock slope, called
Rochers de Valabres (located in France’s Southern Alps Region), a field laboratory site prone to rockfalls. Six measurements were conducted at
shallow depths from the surface, moving deeper along a sub-horizontal borehole. The experiment was conducted in heterogeneous
and anisotropic gneiss, with the overcored rock elastic properties, as evaluated by biaxial and uniaxial tests, being widely
scattered. Since stress calculations are sensitive to all input data uncertainties, strain inversion was, thus, performed
using an experimental device and Monte Carlo simulations. The experimental device allows the assessment of rather broad confidence
intervals for both stress magnitude and orientation. The results indicate that the stress state in the surface area is quite
heterogeneous and may be correlated with topography. The measurements show a nonlinear stress distribution with distance to
the free surface, along with high values of principal stresses, despite the vicinity of the surface. Although influenced by
local topography, orientations of the principal computed stresses are characterized by a high turnover due to local heterogeneities.
The results are roughly in accordance to a 2D finite element model of the site. 相似文献
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