2001
DOI: 10.1016/s1365-1609(01)00060-0
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Influence of asperity degradation on the mechanical behavior of rough rock joints under cyclic shear loading

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“…Reported results in the large-strain limit are also inconsistent. For example, in [3], higher confining pressure did not have an effect to friction coefficient, whereas in [2], higher confining pressure reduced friction.…”
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“…Reported results in the large-strain limit are also inconsistent. For example, in [3], higher confining pressure did not have an effect to friction coefficient, whereas in [2], higher confining pressure reduced friction.…”
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“…Fracture in shear zones has been the subject of a large number of experimental [1][2][3] and numerical investigations [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11]. These investigations are typically focused on small strains and the effective friction that appears near the early peak in shear stress or shortly thereafter.…”
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“…These include, for example, scale effect (Bandis et al, 1981;Fardin et al, 2001;Johansson & Stille, 2014), thermal loading (Stesky et al, 1974;Lockner et al, 1986;Mitchell et al, 2013), cyclic loading (Lee et al, 2001;Kamonphet et al, 2015;Jafari et al, 2003), and water pressure (Stesky, 1978;Yeo et al, 1998). Several criteria and models have been proposed to describe the rock fracture shear strength under these conditions (e.g., Grasselli & Egger, 2003;Asadollahi & Tonon, 2010;Barton, 2013;Usefzadeh et al, 2013).…”
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“…Finalmente, el microscopio confocal-perfilométrico permite realizar estudios de superficies en 3D en color real y obtener perfiles de muy alta resolución, que en nuestro caso, hemos aplicado a la montura metálica para observar detalles del proceso de grabado a punzón. La perfilometría de precisión tiene múltiples aplicaciones geológicas (Belem et al, 2000;Lee et al, 2001;Kita et al, 2009). Se ha estudiado el broche de ópalo-plata de Franco Dávila, por documentación histórica original, por DRX, ESEM-EDX-CL, Raman, TCRX y por MCI3D lo que ha permitido sacar conclusiones sobre el origen de los materiales (ópalo y plata) y sobre algunos procesos de manufactura de la pieza de joyería.…”
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