The compressive strength and flexural strength with the same strength class cement mortar of the alkali-resistant glass fiber cement mortar were tested in standard and hot-water curing condition, and the damage mechanism of alkali-resistant glass fiber was studied. The interaction mechanisms of the chemical erosion and physical injury in different curing conditions were studied in order to summarize the damage mechanism of alkali-resistant glass fiber in cement-based materials, and chloride diffusivity coefficient and porosity of cement mortar were tested in the different curing conditions. The experimental results are that the strength of cement based materials and fiber cement slurry interface zone were closely related, and heat curing could accelerate the hydration of cement, but inevitably enlarge the defect.
The major reason of the failure of jointed rock-mass is the formation of the plastic zone near the crack tip ofⅠ-Ⅱmixed crack which leads to the growth,propagation of the branched crack under load condition.In the paper,the failure judgment of mini-plastic zone's displacement is derived by the Mises yielding rule.The anchor cable is simulated by the different link elements and inflicting pre-strains according to the difference of mechanism of the consolidated segment and free segment.The stress and strain fields near crack tip of twain collinear cracks of different angles and consolidated conditions are simulated by iso-parametric element with eight nodes.The iso-parametric element with eight nodes is degenerated to singular element at crick tip to simulate crack.It is shown that the mini plastic zone's displacement near the crack tip begins to increase,then decreases with the increase of the angle of the crack.The better consolidated condition is,the smaller the angle of crack tip is when the mini plastic zone's displacement near the crack tip arrives at the biggest value.The mini plastic zone's displacement near the crack Tip 2 is bigger than that near the crack Tip 3.The crack is easier to failure with the increase of load.
