Research Article

Full- and Local-Field Strain Evolution and Fracture Behavior of Precracked Granite under Coupled Static and Dynamic Loads

Table 2

Geometric dimensions and mechanical parameters of granite specimens.

Specimen no.Length (mm)Height (mm)Thickness (mm) (MPa) (MPa) (MPa)Peak strain (10−3)Strain rate (s−1)

C-060.2845.4415.1620170.31190.313.2056.29
U-0-160.4745.2815.4120173.34193.342.8250.08
U-0-260.5544.6215.4020168.57188.5753.58
U-0-360.5145.3515.1720165.25185.252.6655.95
U-30-160.445.4515.4020112.10132.11.9858.19
U-30-260.1444.5315.5020125.69145.691.1753.36
U-30-360.1644.5415.4420133.84153.841.4959.32
U-45-159.8945.2814.0220110.02130.021.7557.23
U-45-260.2344.4915.4320106.97126.971.8059.43
U-45-360.1545.4015.5420118.14138.141.7855.13
U-60-160.1345.0813.9320
U-60-260.1045.1115.5020123.50143.501.9155.43
U-60-360.1145.1015.4720121.33141.332.1062.10
U-90-160.3545.2415.6120133.54153.542.1747.24
U-90-260.4645.4514.1520
U-90-360.5445.2415.4620138.77158.771.9057.44

Note: is the axial static pressure, is the dynamic strength, and is the combined strength. The symbol “—” indicates that the data are eliminated for the specimen owing to large deviation.