Junchen Li , Guoli Zu , Heng Zhang , Zhuoyue Sun , Sifeng He , Penghe Zhou
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Abstract
To reveal the static and dynamic fracture mechanisms of high-strength anchor cables commonly used in rockburst-prone roadways, this study conducted mechanical performance tests on three types of coal mine anchor cables using a computer-controlled electro-hydraulic servo testing machine and a self-developed drop hammer impact test apparatus. Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) analysis of fracture surfaces under static and dynamic loading revealed a transition in fracture mechanisms under high strain rates. Test results showed: Under high-speed impact, fractures occurred more rapidly, with significantly reduced plastic cracking and increased brittle failure. Under high-speed impact, the fracture of anchor cables occurs more rapidly, with an average reduction in elongation after fracture exceeding 40%. Key factors influenced dynamic mechanical performance included static load-bearing capacity, ductility, and brittleness. The findings provided valuable insights for the design and protection of anchor cables in rockburst-prone roadways.
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