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Study on the application of SHPB cyclic impact experimental technology in the teaching of rock impact dynamics
Experimental Technology and Management 2024, 41(5): 195-202
Published: 20 May 2024
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[Objective]

Cultivating innovative talents with autonomous learning abilities is the core task of higher education and a major strategic measure in establishing a learning society and an innovative country. The high-quality development of courses related to rock impact dynamics in colleges and universities is crucial to educating high-quality scientific research talents in mining, safety, and blasting engineering. This approach plays a key role in the swift development of rock mechanics engineering and the safe, efficient development and construction of deep resources in China.

[Methods]

Splitting Hopkinson pressure bar (SHPB) is a dynamic experimental system with convenient operation, wide application, and high reliability for examining the dynamic mechanical response and energy evolution properties of rock materials under medium and high strain rates. The application of SHPB experimental technology to the practical teaching of theoretical courses associated with rock impact dynamics is one of the crucial measures to foster students’ practical ability in scientific research and innovative thinking. SHPB experimental technology is innovatively applied to the practical teaching of courses related to rock impact dynamics, and the experimental course content of SHPB cyclic impact compression for tuff is designed. The major experimental teaching contents include the introduction of a typical SHPB stress three-wave graph, stress balance analysis, stress–strain curve analysis, strain rate time–history curve analysis, damage and fracture behavior analysis, energy evolution analysis, and fracture mesomorphology analysis. The pioneering fusion of OM and SEM testing technology with rock impact dynamics experimental technology reveals the damage mechanism of rock materials under the SHPB cyclic impact test to students from the micro level and enhances the students’ comprehension of rock mesodamage and rock macro failure. The combination “independent autonomous learning + teachers’ professional guidance” is proposed to guide students to describe their views and understanding, master the correct method of experimental analysis, and develop a framework of knowledge application that can view the essence through phenomena and promote the scientific research ability to combine theory with practice.

[Results]

By adopting the teaching mode of integrating the SHPB experiment with relevant theoretical courses in rock impact dynamics, students’ learning interest and scientific research enthusiasm in the field of rock impact dynamics are improved, the students’ cognition and understanding of the response of rock impact mechanics and the characteristics of energy evolution are strengthened, the practical operation ability and rigorous attitude of students in scientific experiments are fostered, the subjective initiative of students to conduct experimental research independently is developed to the fullest, and the poor teaching effect of theoretical knowledge indoctrination is addressed.

[Conclusions]

This paper establishes the idea of the cross-integration of multiple disciplines, integrating with popular issues in scientific research and guiding students to reflect on and explore “SHPB+” further. On the basis of remarkably enhancing the teaching outcome and achieving the teaching objective of rock impact dynamics, cultivating students’ practical ability of scientific research and innovative spirit of thinking is crucial.

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Dynamic Mechanics Experiment Practice and Analysis Methods of Rock Materials in Blasting Engineering Teaching
BLASTING 2024, 41(3): 248-260
Published: 20 May 2024
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Blasting Engineering is an essential core course for civil engineering and mining majors. To improve the students' understanding on dynamic mechanical response and damage mechanism of rock materials, the experimental teaching contents of explosion and impact dynamics of rock materials were set up in a training plan to achieve the teaching goal of the course of Blasting Engineering. In view of students' lack of theoretical knowledge and experimental basis of impact dynamics in blasting engineering, the split Hopkinson pressure bar(SHPB) experiment technology and two-dimensional plate blasting(TDPB) experiment technology were applied to the practical teaching of Blasting Engineering. Firstly, the experimental system compositions and calculation principles of SHPB and TDPB were introduced. Secondly, the course contents of SHPB impact compression experiment and TDPB central blasting experiment of rock materials were designed. Thirdly, the dynamic mechanical behavior and energy evolution characteristics of sandstone material under the SHPB experiment and the strain wave evolution and dynamic damage and fracture behavior mechanism of sandstone-like material under the TDPB experiment were analyzed. Finally, the students' in-depth discussion on the critical problems of rock impact dynamics was guided. The innovative combination of SEM testing technology and impact dynamics experimental technology revealed the damage mechanism of rock materials under SHPB and TDPB experiments to students from the micro-level, which gave the students a clear understanding of meso-damage and macro-failure. The effect of teaching practice shows that the student's theoretical and practical ability is exercised by combining the experimental course of SHPB and TDPB with the theoretical course of Blasting Engineering, which leads to the improvement of students' scientific research ability and the sense of teamwork, and the fulfillment of the teaching goals.

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