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Mechanical behavior and tensile bearing performance of anchorage body under the influence of structural plane dip angle

Authors: GENG Yi; LI Xi-bing; CHEN Jiang-zhan; ZHAN Xin-yu; YAN Rong-yun; ZHOU Xiao-li

DOI: 10.1007/s11771-025-6108-yStatus: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• Structural plane dip angle significantly influences the bearing capacity and failure modes of anchorage bodies, with peak stress decreasing from 54.80 MPa to 19.65 MPa as dip angle increases from 0° to 45°. • Bolt anchoring enhances bearing capacity by up to 153.22% at 45° dip angle and transforms failure from brittle to ductile, improving overall stability. • Pull-out tests identify two failure modes: slip at the bolt-rock interface and bolt fracture, with bolt fracture occurring at 45° under a 14.55 kN load, matching the bolt's yield strength. • The failure mechanism involves structural plane sliding that shears the bolt and mechanical interlocking that restricts pull-out, providing insights for support design in complex geological environments.