Zu-Qiang Xiong
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Zu-Qiang Xiong has a total of 10 co-authors. Here are the top co-authors by number of shared publications:
- Cheng Wang
School of Energy Science and Engineering, Henan Polytechnic University, Jiaozuo, Henan 454000, China
3 shared publications - Mei-Zhi Xie
Guangxi Key Laboratory of Disaster Prevention and Engineering Safety, Guangxi University, Nanning, Guangxi 530029, China
3 shared publications - Chun Wang
School of Energy Science and Engineering, Henan Polytechnic University, Jiaozuo, China
2 shared publications - Lu-Ping Cheng
School of Energy Science and Engineering, Henan Polytechnic University, Jiaozuo, Henan 454000, China
2 shared publications Chun Wang
School of Energy Science and Engineering, Henan Polytechnic University, Jiaozuo, China
1 shared publicationHuai-Bin Wang
School of Energy Science and Engineering, Henan Polytechnic University, Jiaozuo, China
1 shared publication
Latest Publications
- Open Access
- 15 March 2021
- Published by Springer Nature in Scientific Reports
- Vol. 11 (1) , 1-14
Static and dynamic failure mechanisms of circular granite under the condition of water-heat cycles
Based on the engineering environment where rocks surrounding wellbores in energy storage areas are influenced by high temperature, cool and hot water, thermal stress etc. in the exploitation of hydrothermally geothermal energy, the experimental study on mechanical properties of ring granite under the static and dynamic loads in the water-heat condition was performed. The experimental results showed that when the ring granite was influenced by the inner diameters, heating temperatures, curing temperatures and heat recovery cycle times, the impact load-strain curves were nonlinear. However, the concave stages, platform stages and cliff-like drop stages appeared in the load-strain curves under the static loads. The radical peak loads decreased exponentially with the growth of the damage factors and the dynamic peak loads were far greater than the static peak loads. By analyzing the damage cracks and broken fragments, it was found that under the static and dynamic radical loads, the cracks generated in the ring specimens were tensile cracks and the failure mode was tensile failure. However, the dynamic failure was more aggressive than the static failure. Then, the apparent deformation modulus was defined to describe the deformation characteristics of ring granite before the radical peak loads. And it is found that the variation law of dynamic apparent deformation modulus is more dispersed than the changes of static apparent deformation modulus. Finally, based on the deformation and failure characteristics of ring granite obtained from the tests, the static and dynamic failure criteria considering whether the cracks along the loading direction were generated in the inner ring wall were deduced and verified by the corresponding tests.
- 15 March 2021
- Published by Springer Nature in Scientific Reports
- Vol. 11 (1) , 1-14
Open AccessStatic and dynamic failure mechanisms of circular granite under the condition of water-heat cycles
Based on the engineering environment where rocks surrounding wellbores in energy storage areas are influenced by high temperature, cool and hot water, thermal stress etc. in the exploitation of hydrothermally geothermal energy, the experimental study on mechanical properties of ring granite under the static and dynamic loads in the water-heat condition was performed. The experimental results showed that when the ring granite was influenced by the inner diameters, heating temperatures, curing temperatures and heat recovery cycle times, the impact load-strain curves were nonlinear. However, the concave stages, platform stages and cliff-like drop stages appeared in the load-strain curves under the static loads. The radical peak loads decreased exponentially with the growth of the damage factors and the dynamic peak loads were far greater than the static peak loads. By analyzing the damage cracks and broken fragments, it was found that under the static and dynamic radical loads, the cracks generated in the ring specimens were tensile cracks and the failure mode was tensile failure. However, the dynamic failure was more aggressive than the static failure. Then, the apparent deformation modulus was defined to describe the deformation characteristics of ring granite before the radical peak loads. And it is found that the variation law of dynamic apparent deformation modulus is more dispersed than the changes of static apparent deformation modulus. Finally, based on the deformation and failure characteristics of ring granite obtained from the tests, the static and dynamic failure criteria considering whether the cracks along the loading direction were generated in the inner ring wall were deduced and verified by the corresponding tests.
- Open Access
- 9 October 2020
- Published by Wiley in Complexity
- Vol. 2020, 1-15
Energy Evolution Law of Ore-Bearing Rock during Unloading under High Static Stress and Frequent Disturbance
Based on the complex engineering environment in deep rock engineering, preloaded high axial pressure, unloading of axial pressure, and impact loading were used to simulate high in situ stress, unloading of excavation, and blasting disturbance, respectively; the experimental study on frequent impact disturbances under unloading of high static load was carried out, which aimed at revealing the energy evolution law of rock. First, the equations of elastic property, plastic energy, and incident energy in the impact process are discussed by theoretical analysis. Then, it is found by further investigation that dynamic stress-strain curve and envelope curve of rock are with the same change tendency. The initial stage was short straight stage, and then linear stage appeared and was less influenced by unloading rate. The plastic energy, the ratio of reflected energy to incident energy, and the energy consumption per unit volume of rock increase during impact. The higher the preloaded axial pressure is, the greater the ratio of reflected energy to incident energy is, the smaller the ratio of transmitted energy to incident energy and the average energy dissipation per unit volume of rock are. When the unloading rate increased, the elastic energy generated by impact gradually increased, the plasticity gradually weakened, the ratio of transmitted energy to incident energy increased, and the ratio of reflection energy to incident energy decreased.
- 9 October 2020
- Published by Wiley in Complexity
- Vol. 2020, 1-15
Open AccessEnergy Evolution Law of Ore-Bearing Rock during Unloading under High Static Stress and Frequent Disturbance
Based on the complex engineering environment in deep rock engineering, preloaded high axial pressure, unloading of axial pressure, and impact loading were used to simulate high in situ stress, unloading of excavation, and blasting disturbance, respectively; the experimental study on frequent impact disturbances under unloading of high static load was carried out, which aimed at revealing the energy evolution law of rock. First, the equations of elastic property, plastic energy, and incident energy in the impact process are discussed by theoretical analysis. Then, it is found by further investigation that dynamic stress-strain curve and envelope curve of rock are with the same change tendency. The initial stage was short straight stage, and then linear stage appeared and was less influenced by unloading rate. The plastic energy, the ratio of reflected energy to incident energy, and the energy consumption per unit volume of rock increase during impact. The higher the preloaded axial pressure is, the greater the ratio of reflected energy to incident energy is, the smaller the ratio of transmitted energy to incident energy and the average energy dissipation per unit volume of rock are. When the unloading rate increased, the elastic energy generated by impact gradually increased, the plasticity gradually weakened, the ratio of transmitted energy to incident energy increased, and the ratio of reflection energy to incident energy decreased.
- Open Access
- 30 May 2020
- Published by Wiley in Complexity
- Vol. 2020, 1-15
Damage Characteristics and Constitutive Model of Deep Rock under Frequent Impact Disturbances in the Process of Unloading High Static Stress
During the mining of deep mineral resources, the rock is in the complex mechanical environment of high crustal stress and blasting excavation unloading, and the improved SHPB test system is used to carry out frequent impact disturbance test of deep rock in the process of unloading high static stress. Firstly, the general characteristics of dynamic stress-strain curve envelope of the whole process trend can be divided into four stages: the stable development stage of micro cracks, the non-stable development stage of micro cracks, the fatigue damage stage, and the fatigue failure stage. Then, the damage variables of the rock are defined by continuous factors, strain equivalence principle and statistical damage theory, which are based on the whole deformation characteristics of rock during the test. And the derived damage variable equation of rock in the damage process is proved to be reasonable, and the damage constitutive model of rock under frequent disturbances in the process of unloading high static stress is established by the combined model method. Finally, the rationality of constitutive equation is verified by test data, which shows that the dynamic stress-strain curve envelope is in good consistency with the theoretical curve of constitutive equation.
- 30 May 2020
- Published by Wiley in Complexity
- Vol. 2020, 1-15
Open AccessDamage Characteristics and Constitutive Model of Deep Rock under Frequent Impact Disturbances in the Process of Unloading High Static Stress
During the mining of deep mineral resources, the rock is in the complex mechanical environment of high crustal stress and blasting excavation unloading, and the improved SHPB test system is used to carry out frequent impact disturbance test of deep rock in the process of unloading high static stress. Firstly, the general characteristics of dynamic stress-strain curve envelope of the whole process trend can be divided into four stages: the stable development stage of micro cracks, the non-stable development stage of micro cracks, the fatigue damage stage, and the fatigue failure stage. Then, the damage variables of the rock are defined by continuous factors, strain equivalence principle and statistical damage theory, which are based on the whole deformation characteristics of rock during the test. And the derived damage variable equation of rock in the damage process is proved to be reasonable, and the damage constitutive model of rock under frequent disturbances in the process of unloading high static stress is established by the combined model method. Finally, the rationality of constitutive equation is verified by test data, which shows that the dynamic stress-strain curve envelope is in good consistency with the theoretical curve of constitutive equation.