Compression-induced Fracturing
Compression-Induced Fracturing is a mechanical fracture process in rock materials whereby cracks initiate and propagate under applied compressive stresses, distinguished from tensile or shear-driven fracturing by the primary role of compression in generating localized tensile stresses or shear instabilities that lead to failure.
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Xiaoping Zhou, Yunteng Wang, Jian‐Zhi Zhang et al. · Rock Mechanics and Rock Engineering · 2018 · 170 citations
Yan Zhang, Xia‐Ting Feng, Chengxiang Yang et al. · International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciences · 2019 · 131 citations · Full text
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