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Multivariate acoustic emissions precursors of rockburst from the perspective of early warning

Authors: Chun Zhu; Ming Huang; Fuqiang Ren; Xiaoshuang Li; Jinze Gu; Haibo Li; Manchao He

DOI: 10.1016/j.ijmst.2025.04.002Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• Rockburst stress initially increases then decreases with loading rate, with mica-schist showing more severe damage and tensile cracking. • AE amplitude variance outperforms entropy for identifying rockburst precursors, especially in mica-schist. • Early warning time negatively correlates with loading rate; mica-schist consistently yields shorter warning times than slate. • Critical slowing down (CSD) theory provides enhanced sensitivity for early warning and is recommended for practical systems.