Research Article

Mechanical Properties and Statistical Damage Constitutive Model of Rock under a Coupled Chemical-Mechanical Condition

Table 1

Parameters of sandstone under the conditions of different chemical corrosions.

Chemical environmentConfining pressures (MPa) (mPa)E (GPa)Residual strength (MPa) (%) (%) (MPa) (°)

H2SO4 solution052.450.01029.1928.265.0610.7614.9030.550.28
566.980.010810.5238.635.1210.63
1083.170.011911.6158.595.0410.81
1598.180.012412.1565.075.0910.77
20113.590.013512.7574.255.1010.85
25128.860.014312.9382.785.1310.82

NaOH solution055.740.00969.4130.135.048.6515.7831.370.26
572.970.010410.8441.125.038.59
1087.540.011711.9361.495.128.66
15103.750.012512.1870.655.088.57
20119.680.013412.8682.235.148.62
25135.480.014313.2793.815.068.64

Distilled water063.130.009410.4833.965.115.9216.6833.600.26
578.950.010211.3744.285.025.90
1096.240.012212.2464.295.095.87
15114.320.013112.6373.045.125.94
20132.520.013812.9585.754.965.84
25149.110.014913.6597.295.065.89

Natural state064.630.009210.8339.565.125.1217.1334.070.25
581.570.010111.4165.315.065.06
10100.950.012012.5281.375.085.08
15117.750.012912.9493.915.075.07
20135.280.013913.21102.365.115.11
25153.230.015113.81107.935.105.10

Note: : cohesion of rocks.