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A STUDY OF MECHANISM ON ELECTROMAGNETIC EMISSION ASSOCIATED WITH ROCK FRACTURE
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1991
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Crack PropagationEngineeringStructural GeologyMechanical EngineeringCivil EngineeringGeomechanicsRock FractureRock BurstRock FragmentationCrack FormationDynamic Crack PropagationElectromagnetic Radiation
A new idea that the distribution movement of electric charge in the crack tip end being associated with rock fracture propagation produces electromagnetic emission was brought up.The relation between initial length of crack and velocity and/or acceleration of crack propagation has been derived and calculated. According to the mechanism of electron emission of rock fracture, the phenomenonthat there is electric charge in the crack tip end can be explained. Some experiment results havebeen applied to estimate the quantity of electron charge in the crack tip end and the strengthof electromagnetic radiation. The top-frequency of electromagnetic radiation of rock fracturehas been estimated by means of spectrum theory and by experiment results.Finally, the phenomena of electromagnetic emission, electron emission, light emission andacoustic emission during rock fracture have been explained uniformly and theoretically.