“…Although the rock strength will be improved after it is reinforced by common grouting materials such as cement slurry, polyurethane, and epoxy resin [4][5][6], different slurries exert different reinforcing effects on rocks or rock-like materials, and they differ in slurry groutability, initial strength and cohesiveness to rocks, etc. Among the factors influencing the grouting reinforcement, the slurry diffusion laws during the construction and slurry stability after the construction are also very important, so investigating the slurry diffusion laws under all kinds of conditions [7][8][9][10] and quantitatively evaluating the slurry stability [11] under different grouting parameters will be of great importance. As the geological environment for grouting is ever-changing, the individual demands for grouting materials in engineering are increasing year by year, and regarding slurry groutability, controllability, stability, and durability and economical efficiency, many scholars have developed newtype grouting materials, made modifications, and achieved abundant results [12][13][14][15].…”