Tao Meng

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Experimental study on permeability and porosity evolution of host rock with varying damage degrees in excavation damaged area under real-time ultra-high temperature and triaxial stress/seepage pressure condition

Meng
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Li
2
,
Xue
3
et al. 2021
Bull Eng Geol Environ
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Experimental study on the evolutional trend of pore structures and fractal dimension of low-rank coal rich clay subjected to a coupled thermo-hydro-mechanical-chemical environment

Meng
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Jl
2
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Xm
3
et al. 2020
Energy
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Evolution of permeability and microscopic pore structure of sandstone and its weakening mechanism under coupled thermo-hydro-mechanical environment subjected to real-time high temperature

Meng
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,
Yongbing
2
,
Ma
3
et al. 2021
Engineering Geology
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Study of the deformation characteristics and fracture criterion of the mixed mode fracture toughness of gypsum interlayers from Yunying salt cavern under a confining pressure

Meng
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,
Zhang
2
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Hu
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et al. 2018
Journal of Natural Gas Science and Engineering
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Experimental study on permeability evolution and nonlinear seepage characteristics of fractured rock in coupled thermo-hydraulic-mechanical environment:a case study of the sedimentary rock in Xishan area

Meng
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Ma
2
,
Wu
3
et al. 2021
Engineering Geology
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Investigation on the Permeability Evolution of Gypsum Interlayer Under High Temperature and Triaxial Pressure

Meng
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,
You
2
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Chen
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et al. 2017
Rock Mech Rock Eng
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Mode-I fracture toughness and mechanisms of Salt-Rock gypsum interlayers under real-time high-temperature conditions

Li
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Hu
2
,
Meng
3
et al. 2020
Engineering Fracture Mechanics
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Mixed mode fracture tests and inversion of FPZ at crack tip of overlying strata in underground coal gasification combustion cavity under real-time high temperature condition

Meng
1
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Xue
2
,
Ma
3
et al. 2020
Engineering Fracture Mechanics
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