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The failure process of high stress rock with through-water disturbance based on acoustic emission

Authors: LI Jiaming; TANG Shibin; ZHANG Shuguang; TANG Beichang; HUANG Xiang; LIU Wenbo

DOI: 10.1016/j.ijmst.2025.03.009Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• Water disturbance significantly amplifies acoustic emission activity, with AE hits and accumulated energy increasing by 8.77 and 12.08 times, respectively, compared to pre-disturbance levels. • Water disturbance alters the failure mode of high-stress rock, increasing the proportion of tensile failure while reducing shear failure. • AE events concentrate in permeation areas near boreholes, indicating that water weakening of local mineral structures promotes crack extension and overall instability. • Saturated specimens under water only fail when the applied load approaches their saturation strength, highlighting the critical role of water saturation in rock failure.